Author Simon Galperin Simon is the founder and Executive Editor of The Jersey Bee. He is a Bloomfield resident who grew up in Bergen County and leads our editorial, engagement, product, and business development efforts. Simon's Latest Articles Turtle Back on Tap beer festival will be at Turtle Back Zoo Oct. 16, benefit Essex County Parks Foundation By Simon Galperin ● Local News ● September 21, 2021 From Turtle Back Zoo RWJBarnabas’s 21-day food equity challenge will teach participants about systemic racism and food equity, begins Sept. 23 By Simon Galperin ● Local News ● September 21, 2021 From Clara Maass Medical Center on TAPinto Bloomfield East Orange, Newark municipal judge Steven Brister was suspended for one month by N.J.’s Supreme Court over sexist comments in a 2019 domestic violence case By Simon Galperin ● Local News ● September 21, 2021 From NorthJersey.com Glen Ridge hosting town-wide yard sale Sept. 25 benefiting Friends of the Glen Ridge Library By Simon Galperin ● Local News ● September 21, 2021 From Glen Ridge Public Library Local NAACP chapter is hosting a free virtual youth leadership summit with discussions on politics, leaving home, and mental health Sept. 25 By Simon Galperin ● Local News ● September 21, 2021 From Oranges and Maplewood NAACP The Brookdale to host fundraiser in memory of former owner Bill Ricigliano Sept. 23, proceeds to benefit Bloomfield charities By Simon Galperin ● Local News ● September 21, 2021 From Community Contribution on Bloomfield Pulse Fairview HSA to host fundraiser to benefit grade 6 year-end activities Sept. 22 at Wendy’s in Belleville By Simon Galperin ● Local News ● September 21, 2021 From Fairview Home and School Association Demarest HSA to host fundraiser at APEM Creamery Sept. 23 By Simon Galperin ● Local News ● September 21, 2021 From Bloomfield Pulse CDC to consider expansion of Pfizer COVID vaccine booster access, up to 1.1m N.J. residents may be eligible by next week By Simon Galperin ● Newsfeed ● September 21, 2021 From NJ Spotlight News Pfizer says its COVID vaccine is effective for children ages 5-11 at one-third the adult dose, will seek federal authorization for use By Simon Galperin ● Newsfeed ● September 21, 2021 From USA Today Posts pagination Previous 1 … 510 511 512 … 1,152 Next