Robert Giannone gushed about the long, black scrubbers, rubbing one between his thumb and index finger, before jumping onto a moving conveyor belt as a mist of soap and water floated in the air.
Friday pandemic update
Elsewhere in the Region
- 112K sq. ft. Mount Laurel industrial building sold, NAI Mertz reports. [roi-nj.com]
- NJ restaurants prep for winter outdoor dining -- or for closing. [nj1015.com]
- NJ contact tracers meet major resistance, 70% of people not cooperating. [njspotlight.com]
- About 25% of kids in Camden are ditching remote learning every day, superintendent says. [nj.com]
- Nearly all Montgomery County hospitals 'at capacity,' county official says. [6abc.com]
- Pennsylvania's Supply of ICU Beds Dwindles as Virus Hospitalizations Surge. [nbcphiladelphia.com]
- Auto parts business expands rapidly in Pennsauken, subleasing 140K sq. ft. from subscription box firm. [roi-nj.com]
- COVID-19 vaccines on fast track, but many NJ residents not willing to get vaccinated. [njspotlight.com]
- Jefferson Health opening COVID-19 testing center at Philadelphia International Airport. [phillyvoice.com]
- Buoyed by investor response, NJ to move on $4B in COVID borrowing. [njspotlight.com]
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- Happy Thanksgiving from the staff of 70and73.com.
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