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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

New cannabis dispensary Apothecarium opens in Maplewood
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May 10, 2021

From Maplewood Patch

Newark-area cicadas are emerging 15 days earlier than they did decades ago due to warmer temperatures tied to climate change
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May 10, 2021

From Princeton Patch

This week’s Essex County food distribution will be in Montclair May 13
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May 10, 2021

From Essex County

Webinar will review types of strokes and stroke recognition May 11
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May 10, 2021

From Mountainside Medical Center

U.S. Justice Department finds N.J. prison leadership failed to keep people incarcerated at N.J. women’s prison safe from sexual abuse by staff as state plans reforms in advance of new federal monitor
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May 10, 2021

From NJ Spotlight News

Rutgers will begin studying Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine in children under 12 in anticipation of emergency use authorization for children this summer
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May 10, 2021

From NJ Spotlight News

Half of all N.J. adults are now fully vaccinated against COVID-19, 900k in line for second dose
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May 10, 2021

From NJ.com

N.J. is now accepting applications for its fourth round of small emergency business assistance grants
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May 9, 2021

From N.J. Economic Development Authority

Bloomfield’s human services department is offering free school clothes, supplies to eligible K-5 students in the township, apply by May 28
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May 9, 2021

From Community contribution on Bloomfield Pulse

Here are the pandemic restrictions being lifted today
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May 9, 2021

From NJ.com

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