Sussex County Vaccine Center – Operating at 1,000 Weekly – Praised by Visiting Commissioners & Congresswoman Details Hits: 471
Pictured from left to right are: Commissioner Herbert Yardley with his dog Baxter, County COVID Coordinator Julia Gurriell, Hopatcong Mayor Michael Francis, Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill, Sussex County Administrator Greg Poff, Sussex County Commissioner Chris Carney and Sussex County Commissioner Sylvia Petillo
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(Newton, NJ) Several members of Sussex County’s Board of County Commissioners and the County Administrator toured the vaccination site together at the Sussex County Fairgrounds on Thursday with a member of Congress.
Commissioners Chris Carney, Sylvia Petillo and Herbert Yardley participated in the tour, led by Administrator Greg Poff, with Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill, D-11th Dist. and members of her staff, also joining the group. Hopatcong Mayor Michael Francis and Fairgrounds Manager Michael
A student suing Brigham Young University in response to its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic plans to drop his case. Chase Hiatt, 20, filed a lawsuit against BYU on Aug. 5, 2020, citing breach of contract and unjust enrichment. The class action suit accused BYU of providing insufficient alternatives for the expected college experience Hiatt paid for.
His volunteer efforts continued at a local hospital, nursing home and the Salvation Army until his body no longer allowed him to, according to his obituary.
Despite the disease s advancement over the years, Duffy focused on the good and adapted to make the best of it all, friends and family have said.
Duffy s medical coverage became a cause for the local community in 2019, when
a switch by Byram Township from a private to a state insurance plan sent the price of his medication soaring. Under the change in June 2019, his medication went from a $10 co-pay to $16,000 a month.
Duffy s brothers in blue stepped up to help with a beefsteak dinner in February 2020, held at the Sussex County Fairgrounds. The union had to cap ticket sales after the interest exceeded the capacity of the Richards Building at the Fairgrounds.
Debate around IIM-A dorms demolition underscores irony of emphasising heritage while ignoring history January 29, 2021 09:57:58 IST
A few weeks ago, the debate amongst architects, as well as the popular press reporting was high on the proposed demolition of a large number of the dormitory buildings at the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) at Ahmedabad. Within a few days, it was announced by the institute s Board of Governers that the expression of interest put out earlier has been withdrawn for the time being and that they would now deliberate on the feedback received, re-evaluate the options .
The IIM-A campus was originally designed by the architect Louis Kahn, a much-reputed figure across the world and very highly regarded in India. Kahn’s design for the large institutional buildings, especially its library and the main plaza, are the iconic images of the campus in many discussions on modern architecture in India; the institution is a kind of pilgrimage centre for a
How it works
To book an appointment, residents can visit the county website at www.sussex.nj.us. The site also includes the vaccine consent form, which all patients must download, print and fill out before turning it in at their appointment.
When visiting the fairgrounds to be vaccinated, residents are directed by Sussex County Sheriff s officers through the property along a route leading into the Richards Building.
Prior to arriving at the building, they are stopped by volunteers at two checkpoints to ensure they have the necessary paperwork and to determine whether they have any relevant medical issues.
Patients then drive through the Richards Building and receive their vaccination while remaining in their vehicle. After the dose, they are directed to one of two waiting areas a 30-minute area for anyone who has previously had adverse effects from vaccinations, and a 15-minute area for all others before they are allowed to leave.