Atlantic Hub News Briefs, May 26
Atlantic Hub News Briefs, May 26
The Eatontown Borough Council has adopted an ordinance which creates a four-way stop at the intersection of Clinton Avenue and South Street. Previously, the intersection had one stop sign on the eastern Clinton Avenue side.
The four-way intersection is in a residential neighborhood and both streets are connected to Route 35. The eastern Clinton Avenue side with the original stop sign is accessed through a traffic light on the state highway.
A resolution passed by the council states the action will enhance the safety of the intersection.
Prior to the ordinance’s adoption, Daniel Guthrie, a retired captain with the Eatontown Police Department, said he did not believe a four-way stop would increase safety at the intersection.
Carnival goers enjoy a sunny afternoon at the 2019 West Virginia Coal Festival. The annual event is in the planning stages but is set to take place on June 22 through June 26 with the traditional carnival beginning on June 19.
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Volunteers play important role at NET Health COVID-19 vaccine clinic
Volunteers needed for morning and afternoon shifts Tuesday through Saturday
Vaccine Volunteers By Blake Holland | April 6, 2021 at 6:34 PM CDT - Updated April 6 at 7:19 PM
TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - Over the past several months, thousands of East Texans have received their COVID-19 vaccine at the NET Health clinic at Harvey Hall in Tyler. And while there are medical professionals and paid staff members helping in the process, unpaid volunteers are also playing a very important role.
“This is about my 7th time here,” said volunteer Shari Koukl.
At Tuesday’s clinic, Koukl helped ensure people completed the necessary paperwork before sending them in the right direction for their inoculation. She’s also become somewhat of an expert at calming nerves.