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- AASP/NJ Member Donates Vehicle to Driver in Need
- Legislation Would Cut Business Taxes in NH Over 2-Year Period
- Pennsylvania Eyes Economic Recovery as Small Business Confidence Lags
- Ulster BOCES Auto Program Receives Donations from I-CAR Education Foundation
- Precision Auto Works of LIC Now a Mercedes-Benz Certified Collision Center
Northeastern News
Local news stories affecting the auto body industry in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Connecticut, Maryland, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine
DE State Farm Agents Unite to Donate
State Farm agents in Delaware are finding ways to help their neighbors.
NY Borough President to Receive Mask Donation from Bronx Auto Dealers
On April 30, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. will receive a donation of 50,000 face masks provided by franchise new car dealers in The Bronx, working in partnership with the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association (GNYADA.)
NY Gov. Cuomo Outlines Additional Guidelines for Phased Plan to Re-open State
Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on April 28 outlined additional guidelines for the phased plan to re-open the state on a regional basis.
NY-Based Industry Pioneer Dies at Age 95
Al Porcelli, a collision repair industry leader and educator and the founder and longest-serving official of the Auto Body Craftsmen’s Guild, died April 7 from conditions associated with a long life. He was 95.
Seven Northeast States Announce Council to Plan Economic Reopening
A group of six Northeast states---Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island---on April 20 jointly announced a council formed by representatives of each to come up with a plan to reopen their economies as the coronavirus crisis starts to ebb in the weeks to come.
PA Gov. Says State Will Start Gradually Reopening May 8
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf announced new details in his plan to reopen the state economy shut down by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Wynn Resorts Wants MA Auto Body Shop $9.6 Million Suit Tossed
Wynn Resorts is asking a judge in the U.S. District Court - District of Massachusetts to toss a $9.6 million civil suit brought last year by the owner of an Everett, MA, auto body shop.
PA House GOP Moves Coronavirus Waiver for Car Dealerships Amid Warnings from Public Health Officials
Car dealerships appear to be the next priority for Pennsylvania House GOP members after the State Government Committee advanced a measure granting the industry a waiver from the coronavirus shutdowns.
Family-Owned Auto Repair Shops in PA Remain Open as Small Business Traffic Continues to Decline
Auto repair shops are essential.
WANADA Donates $50,000 to MedStar Georgetown to Support COVID-19 Treatment
Earlier this week, the Washington Area Network of New Automobile Dealers (WANADA) made a $50,000 donation to MedStar Georgetown University Hospital, to help support its work screening and treating patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.