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Elsewhere in the Region
- Stimulus package means more money for you as well as NJ. [nj1015.com]
- Six Flags Plans To Open All Of Its Amusement Parks For 2021 Season. [philadelphia.cbslocal.com]
- Weed may now be legal but legislative tinkering and political fights still ahead. [njspotlight.com]
- US to urge barriers, elevation to fight NJ back bay flooding. [apnews.com]
- New Jersey legalizes cannabis after years of failed efforts and toxic negotiations. [politico.com]
- 2-Year-Old NJ Boy Killed by Man Backing Truck Out of Driveway: Cops. [nbcphiladelphia.com]
- How long should our state be in a state of emergency?. [roi-nj.com]
- After Billions of Dollars and Dozens of Wartime Declarations, Why Are Vaccines Still in Short Supply? [khn.org]
- Parents rally for return to in-person learning as group sues NJ district. [nj.com]
- Why We Can’t Make Vaccine Doses Any Faster. [propublica.org]
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Elsewhere on 70and73
- Proposal for super Wawa at Route 73 and Kresson Road goes to Voorhees zoning board.
- A bad slice? Evesham Township changes at Indian Spring Country Club irk some golfers.
- Cherry Hill school district makes African-American studies course a graduation requirement.
- Volunteer superstar at Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge is a Governor's Jefferson Award medalist.
- Rising from the ashes: Short Hills shops owner proposes rebuild in Cherry Hill.
- NJ relaxes attendance rules for large indoor, outdoor sports and entertainment venues.
- Shut down for one year, PAWS Farm no closer to reopening in Mount Laurel.
- Cherry Hill schools may be first NJ district requiring African-American studies course for graduation.
