A Week In Bergen County: Vaccines For Kids | JWoww Opens Store

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Posted Fri, May 14, 2021 at 4:08 pm ET

BERGEN COUNTY, NJ — Want to catch up on this week's news? Here are the stories from across Bergen County:

Saddle Brook resident Ruben Arriaga Sr. fought COVID-19 for 100 days at Valley Hospital this year. Now, he may need a lung transplant.

Workday founder Dave Duffield made the largest single donation to Ridgewood High School in the district's history. Here's what it will fund.

Rep. Josh Gottheimer has joined the company in their efforts to build "necessary" drinking water treatment facilities.

Thomas Manzo, 56, was indicted this week in connection with the violent home assault and robbery of his ex-wife in Holmdel.

After a Kmart in Kearny closed earlier this month, only a store in Westwood and another in Avenel remain in New Jersey.

Holy Name has begun offering the Pfizer vaccine for children over than 12, with appointments available at both vaccination locations.

A Paramus resident named Jack, 12, became the youngest person vaccinated at the Bergen New Bridge Medical Center clinic on Thursday.

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