Camille Pierce will lead the Camden-based company's inclusion and diversity strategy.

The appointment of David Gould by the parent company of the New Jersey Devils and Newark's Prudential Center comes less than a month after it unveiled a racial equity action plan, which includes a commitment of $20 million to fight systemic racism.

Under the agreement, the sportsbook operator will run a virtual “SportsLounge” on game days and have access to the use of the team’s marks and logos.

In addition to the approximately 300,000 bees Sweet Cheeks has already, this deal adds 20 beehives now with an additional 20 this spring.

Last month's numbers were more than double those from August 2019: Bringing in $87.7 million in 2020 compared with $41.1 million the year before.

"We wanted a proven leader in the world of nonprofit management, someone who could help us reach our own potential," said NJHOF Chairman Jon Hanson, and Jim Roberts delivers: Bringing past experience from a slew of organizations, including the National Multiple Sclerosis Society's New Jersey Metro Chapter and the American Diabetes Association northern New Jersey affiliate – its fourth-largest market in the country.

Gov. Phil Murphy and the head of the New Jersey Restaurant & Hospitality Association said they were largely impressed with how the reintroduction fared, with the governor warning the state will know in 10 days if the practice has led to a rebound in COVID-19 cases.

Il Portico is the latest establishment facing the revocation of its liquor license for pandemic-related violations in the state, but the first to have its COVID-19 expansion permit suspended. The ABC has taken action 159 times in response to licensee violations since March, including notices of charges, fines in lieu of prosecution letters, and warning letters.

Pre-pandemic, the mega mall didn't get the chance to fully roll out its offerings. So along with a restart for its indoor theme parks and entertainment experiences, the autumn opening will see the introduction of retail stores that weren't operating before the shutdown.

The cinema chain, which counts New Jersey as its sixth largest state by screen count, says all 27 of its outlets here will reopen by Sept. 10.

New guidelines from the governor and the Department of Health are almost identical to ones issued in June outlining what would have been a July 2 resumption of service, but this time around the requirements also include a litany of ways to increase indoor ventilation – an issue that Murphy has typically described as a tough nut to crack and the main reason he previously held back on eating indoors.

Allied Beverage Group and Fedway Associates will each pay $4 million – the biggest number in Alcoholic Beverage Control history – to resolve findings they unfairly favored their largest retail customers.