WAYNE, New Jersey – The coronavirus pandemic replaced the global landscape in 2020, and “normal life” will remain suspended until vaccines are widely administered in 2021.
It is true that more has happened in the state in 2020, but there is no greater history in 2021, so when, where and how citizens can get their vaccines.
However, there are other things ahead of another dubious year.
When will marijuana be officially legal, followed by the electorate in November and when will citizens open or buy?
Oh, yes, and there were those choices. In addition to marijuana, the electorate also chose those responsible for the resolution in his city. Who are you?
At Patch, we took a look at this week in 2021 How can this happen wrong?
COVID-19, vaccines and “back to normal”
In Passaic County, more than 1,200 people died of coronavirus on the last day of the year at 10 a. m.
Twelve New Jersey bars and restaurants accused of violating coronavirus restrictions may be in trouble.
It has been a year in many disease-and-death tactics across the state, however, there is hope on the horizon as vaccines for health care begin in the 1A immunization category.
Twelve New Jersey bars and restaurants accused of violating coronavirus restrictions may be in trouble.
On Friday, Passaic County will also start administering vaccines.
The first cycle of the Modern vaccine will be Vault, according to the county, and will be administered at the Offices of the Department of Health of Passaic County in Totowa, 930 Riverview Drive, Suite 250.
For more information, here.
This comes after Wayne Mayor Christopher Vergano said the municipality is expected to get vaccines in the coming days, which has no date to announce.
READ ALSO: Passaic County to begin distribution of COVID vaccine on Thursday
Vaccines have also started in the state in long-term care facilities, which have been most affected by the pandemic. They also went to the Paramus Veterans Home, which was forced to face not only an epidemic that shook the state, but was also with incompetence and neglect, which in the end led to a reorganization of leadership.
READ ALSO: COVID-19 vaccines begin at New Jersey veterans’ memorial homes
Although the state and county have announced plans for the location of vaccination sites, with a state megasite at The Meadowlands and on the county site and in Bergen New Bridge, it is unclear when those doses will be charged to residents.
The six mega sites are expected to open in early January and there will be more than two hundred COVID network vaccination sites in New Jersey; 134 of those sites will get the vaccine this week, state health commissioner Judy Persichilli announced.
So, as far as we know, the return to the general is still a long way off, but it’s closer than at any time in 2020.
READ ALSO: Here are who can receive the COVID vaccine below and where, in New Jersey. READ MORE: Bergen’s New Bridge Begins Long-Term Care Vaccines
Is marijuana legal?
Good of.
The state electorate overwhelmingly subsidized a measure that legalized marijuana in the general election, yet state lawmakers encountered some obstacles in its law that would officially legalize it.
After much debate about the fate of taxpayers’ money, social justice, hashish comforts, and when and where marijuana can be sold, state lawmakers issued an invoice on marijuana legalization on December 17.
But they encountered an obstacle on Monday. Governor Phil Murphy has expressed objections to parts of the legislation.
Murphy, speaking at a press convention on Monday, said there were “technical aspects but we’re looking to clarify” about the legislation.
Your complaints with the law, as it is lately, can be read here: Delayed New Jersey Marijuana Legalization Bill
What we know locally is that municipalities will have the ability to know if hash corporations are allowed in their communities.
Here’s what’s likely to include:
READ ALSO: New Jersey lawmakers approve marijuana legalization bill READ MORE: Marijuana arrests in New Jersey may end soon as legalization read more: New Jersey legalizes recreational marijuana: AP Montclair, Patch NJ
Others to consider as 2021 approaches:
Wayne Valley’s pet’s petition grows
Wayne’s student Amanda Kiel believes that the language of Wayne’s schools selling messages of tolerance and anti-racists cannot be taken seriously as long as the Indian mascot remains part of the district, so she must do something about it.
The district unveiled its new survey objectives and results. Learn more here.
Wayne Wawa approved, will be the first location in Passaic County
The Planning Council unanimously approved Wawa’s proposal at a November meeting, paving the way for Wayne to have the first Wawa in Passaic County.
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