A new partnership between a Camden nonprofit and the rideshare service Uber will enable city residents who lack access to transportation to get COVID-19 vaccines.
Uber will send Cooper s Ferry Partnership 3,000 ride codes, valued at $30 each, said Cooper s Ferry CEO Kris Kolluri on Wednesday. The codes would be redeemable through September. That s no small number, said Kolluri of the $90,000 Uber has pledged. We are so excited about this.
As of Wednesday, Camden had 9,546 cases of COVID-19, by far the highest number of cases in Camden County. On Monday, N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy said every resident in the state over the age of 16 is eligible for vaccinations.
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Land-use consultancy Dresdner Robin has completed the $10 million first phase of environmental remediation at The Cove project in Jersey City, N.J., a joint venture between Argent Ventures and H&R REIT. Significant public infrastructure improvements will enable the construction of a live-work-play, mixed-use campus featuring residential, retail and life sciences laboratory components, according to a new release.
The 18-acre parcel represents one of the largest development sites near downtown Jersey City, sitting adjacent to Liberty State Park with clear views of Manhattan. The site currently consists of vacant brownfields and is bisected by a tidal ditch that receives a combined sewer outfall. Dresdner Robin is providing environmental, civil engineering, surveying and planning services on the project, and has remained closely involved with the development for over a decade.
Farmers Market brings people, produce to common
Staff Writer
By SCOTT MERZBACH
AMHERST Locally grown produce, cheese, cut flowers, herbs and prepared foods will be available as the Amherst Farmers Market begins its 50th season Saturday.
The market, which again will be on the Town Common instead of in the Spring Street parking lot, runs from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Saturdays each week through Nov. 20.
Though COVID-19 protocols are still in place, with masks required and social distancing used to keep people safe, the market is able to start on time this year, unlike last year when it was delayed until after Memorial Day.