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INDUSTRY (CNS) - The city of Industry today launched a COVID-19 vaccination grant program, which aims to assist local businesses with financial costs associated with inoculating employees at their workplaces.
The city has allocated $100,000 for the program, in which businesses are able to receive a reimbursement of up to $5,000 for the administration of COVID-19 vaccines with an authorized provider.
“The city is honored to spearhead a grant program that makes it convenient and efficient for businesses to offer employees vaccines at their worksite, said Mayor Cory Moss. “Through this grant program, we hope to support our businesses that have worked tremendously during the pandemic to keep their employees safe.
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Jennifer McCool as Chief Operating Officer (COO). McCool previously spent over 13 years with Related Companies, where she served in various leadership roles, most recently as executive vice president and chief legal officer where she was involved in numerous large-scale transformative developments and transactions and helped launch new strategic business platforms. Prior to Related, she spent over six years at Schulte Roth and Zabel, LLP, one of New York’s most respected law firms.
••• Tishman Speyer has hired Joseph F. Ritchie to serve as Managing Director of Business Development and Head of Diversity & Inclusion. Ritchie has served in a variety of executive positions in real estate, government and economic development, including as founding CEO of the City of Newark’s economic development corporation under Mayor Cory Booker.
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State Treasurer Godlewski & Mayor Cory Mason Announce BCPL Approves $5.5 Million for Downtown Hotel Project to Spur Economic Development in Racine
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Sarah Godlewski and the City of Racine announce the approval of $5.5 million in financing from the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands (BCPL) for the redevelopment of the historic Zahn’s department store site into a new boutique hotel in the City’s historic downtown.
The result of this creative public-private partnership will result in the restoration and renovation of the historic 1925 building into an 80-room hotel in downtown Racine overlapping Monument Square. This unique development will feature a rooftop bar, banquet space, and cafe, along with extensive green building technology and hopes to be the state’s first LEED Platinum Certified hotel. Construction is set to begin in June and will open to the public a year later.
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Can Newark Maintain its Hard-Earned Police Reforms?
Four years of federal oversight might be coming to a close. The community and the cops have started to learn from one another. Can it last? April 12, 20216:00 AM
A crowd gathers at a People’s Organization for Progress rally to protest police brutality on August 17, 2020 in Newark, New Jersey. The Peoples Organization for Progress has gathered every Monday for their Justice Mondays since 2016, only taking a few weeks off during the coronavirus.
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When the clock struck midnight on January 1, 2021, Newark, New Jersey, reached a policing milestone. The city’s police had gone an entire calendar year without firing a shot at a civilian. It was a big deal: A department criticized by local activists and residents, one under the watchful eye of the federal government, finished 2020 without killing anyone the first time since 2015.
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