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Lancaster, PA
Breaking News
Two Lancaster Police Officers Terminated Over
Covid-
19 Protocols, Officials Say
Two Lancaster City police officers have been terminated over COVID-19 protocols, the Lancaster Bureau of police said in a statement on Friday. The officers' termination comes on the heels of an internal investigation into the use and submission of false records related to the City’s COVID-19 reporting protocols, police say. Heather Schaeffer and Benjamin Lapp have been terminated from their positions as police officers of the City of Lancaster on Oct. 21, the release stated. The exact reason for the termination was stated as "for violating required standards of conduct, for conduct unbecom…
Springfield, MA
Your Community
Covid-
19: 10-Plus Students Suspended For Violating Protocols At UMass
Several students at UMass Amherst have become the latest to serve suspensions for allegedly violating COVID-19 protocols at the height of the post-holiday surge in new infections. A spokesperson for the school said that more than 10 students who gathered in small and large groups in early March in violation of UMass’ COVID-19 protocols will face temporary suspension for their actions. In February, UMass instructed students not to gather outside of homes or dorms, outside of meals as the pandemic was spiking over the winter. At the time the students being punished gathered, UMass was operati…
Allentown, PA
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Lehigh County Fulfillment Center Hiring 200 Warehouse Workers With Hourly Starting Pay Of $23
A fulfillment and distribution center in Lehigh County is planning to hire approximately 200 workers with an hourly starting pay of $23. Uline in Upper Macungie Township has scheduled a hiring event this Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at its warehouse on Uline Way, according to its website. The warehouse positions start at $23 an hour with annual bonuses of more than $7,000 paid in December. Registration is required for the hiring event, and all COVID-19 protocols will be followed. “We will be following CDC guidelines, requiring temperature checks for all participants and sanitizing inte…
Egg Harbor Township, NJ
Obituaries
Jennifer McMonagle Of Vineland Dies, 35
Jennifer Ashley McMonagle of Vineland died on April 9, 2021. She was 35 years old. Born in Atlantic City, Jennifer loved spending time with her daughter and strived to become an art therapist for children, according to her obituary in The Press of Atlantic City. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, April 16 at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church in Atlantic City. Masks and social distancing are required as per church protocols. Donations in Jennifer's memory can be made to HOPE ONE Atlantic County.
Brentwood, NY
Your Community
New Long Island Indian Eatery Quickly Grows Following
A new Long Island Indian restaurant is representing the whole subcontinent on one menu. The owner of the Royale Restaurant and Bar in Carle Place said that he’s not normally a fan of the term “Indian cuisine” because it is too vague. It “would be like saying to a sommelier 'North American wine,' " said Amrinder S in a statement. "Like Napa, Sonoma, Columbia, and Anderson Valley, for example, there are many areas within India that have its own unique cooking methods, spices, and local ingredients." But in the case of The Royale, an exception can be made. The restaurant really does seek to …
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
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Morris County Edible Arrangements Store Sets Grand Reopening Date
Edible Arrangements in Morris County is celebrating its grand reopening after a change of family ownership as well as a year-long remodeling project. New Morristown store owners Lina Abuhamda Issa and Gus Adawi are holding the reopening Sunday, Jan. 10 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event includes free samples from the 1,200-square-foot store’s bakeshop line, smoothies and a giveaway raffle for a free edible arrangement. “I fell in love with the Edible brand when I worked years ago as an Edible store employee, so opening my own Edible franchise is a dream come true,” said Issa. The event wil…
Massapequa, NY
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Covid-
19: Long Island Business Fined After Hosting Party Leading To Cluster Of Cases
A Long Island venue was fined thousands of dollars after hosting a party in violation of the state’s COVID-19 restrictions that led to dozens contracting the virus. On Friday, Sept. 25, the Miller Place Inn hosted a Sweet 16 party with 81 guests, exceeding the state’s mandate of no more than 50 people gathering indoors at any given time. Of the 81 guests - 49 students and 32 adults - 37 positive cases - 28 students and nine adults - contracted COVID-19, Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone said. The Suffolk County Department of Health conducted contact tracing, which led them to 334 peop…
