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Biz groups suggest debt repayment with Biden $6.4B for COVID recovery April 5, 2021 12:54 pm Several of the New Jersey’s largest chambers of commerce and business trade groups are floating a major paydown of some of the state’s $44 billion in debt using federal relief funds from the Biden administration, as part of the first step for recovery from the COVID-19 recession. New Jersey is slated to get roughly $6.4 billion in federal aid under the relief plan that President Joe Biden signed in March. Another $4 billion is going to municipal and county governments, another $2 billion toward...

A year after COVID-19 changed our lives, minorities saw higher death rates and more job loss 'That ability to work from home wasn’t equal' Many business and health leaders say minority populations were hardest hit by the pandemic financially, emotionally and physically. In Hamilton County, African Americans died at a disproportionately rate higher rate that other racial groups. and last updated 2021-03-12 11:07:50-05 Since 2004, John Harmon and his wife have owned a Forest Park marketing company. They've built up a steady business by printing direct mail and other projects across the cou...

N.J. foundation invests $1M for unconventional loans to support Black-owned businesses Updated Mar 12, 2021; Posted Mar 10, 2021 Monday,  March 10, 2021 - The Pascale Sykes Foundation commits $1,000,000 to the African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey (AACCNJ) and New Jersey Community Capital (NJCC) to expand entrepreneurship opportunities for black-owned businesses. At left, John Harmon Sr., Founder, President, and CEO, African American Chamber of Commerce of NJ delivers remarks.In back from left are Wayne Meyer, president of New Jersey Community Capital and Frances P. Sykes, ...

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Coronavirus vaccine available for New York's confined sex offenders State Office of Mental Health vaccinating those confined, which includes those convicted of heinous crimes FacebookTwitterEmail View from the perimeter of the exterior of the Central New York Psychiatric Center in Marcy, N.Y. Thursday August 15, 2002, as seen from an official vehicle. Confined sex offenders have access to COVID-19 vaccine because they are in the state's mental health system.Times Union archive MARCY — Thousands of inmates in New York's prisons have yet to receive COVID-19 vaccinations, despite outbreaks an...