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LeGrand Coffee House inks first retail lease at Avenue & Green in Woodbridge
Mixed-use, transit development from Prism Capital Partners expects to be occupant ready this summer May 21, 2021
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Prism Capital Partners said May 20 that LeGrand Coffee House will open its first brick-and-mortar location in downtown Woodbridge, becoming the inaugural retail tenant at Avenue & Green, its mixed-use, transit-oriented development currently under construction at the corner of Rahway Avenue and Green Street.
Ripco Real Estate’s Curtis Nassau and Deborah Stone brokered the transaction as exclusive retail leasing agents for Avenue & Green’s 12,000-square-foot retail component. The property also features 232 apartments, with the entire project expected to be ready for occupancy this summer.
Its authority derives not from unbiased experts but from the institutions and norms that structure their work.
The COVID-19 pandemic seems to take every public problem vast social inequality, political polarization, the spread of conspiracy theories and magnify it. Among these problems is the public’s growing distrust of scientists and other experts. As Archon Fung, a scholar of democratic governance at Harvard’s Kennedy School, has put it, the U.S. public is in a “wide-aperture, low-deference” mood: deeply disinclined to recognize the authority of traditional leaders, scientists among them, on a wide range of topics including masks and social distancing.
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David Matthews is a lecturer in sociology and social policy at Coleg Llandrillo, Wales, and the leader of its degree program in health and social care.
Beyond the COVID pandemic, the relative global burden of communicable disease has declined. Non-communicable conditions such as strokes, cardiovascular disease, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease have increased as causes of global mortality. They have also contributed to the growing prevalence of disability. In 2017, an estimated 80 percent of all disabilities globally were caused by non-communicable diseases, with lower back pain, headaches, and depressive disorders the leading causes.