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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
Mobile 101 Auto Body Expands: Just Over the Line in Stamford, Ct
Since starting his Greenwich-based Mobile Auto Body 101 out of the now familiar orange and black truck, John Castellana, Jr has been busy traveling to homes, office parks and businesses to perform body shop services.
Accelerating Education: Middlesex County Vocational-Technical Student Jump-Starts Career with Jaguar Land Rover
After Rafael Miranda graduated from the auto program at Middlesex County Vocational Technical School in Perth Amboy, he landed a job working at an independent repair shop.
Universal Technical Institute and PA Employer Partners Launch the Early Employment Initiative
The Early Employment Initiative is a groundbreaking program that blends post-secondary technical education and on-the-job skills training working with local transportation industry employers.
Save Rite Auto Neighbors Appeal, Ask Judge to Stop Auto Shop's Expanded Operation
Three neighbors who live near Save Rite Auto Sales and Service in Newberry Township have asked a judge to reverse a 2018 decision by the township's Zoning Hearing Board that granted relief to the auto repair business.
Governor Murphy Signs Legislation to Boost Use of Electric Vehicles in NJ
Governor Phil Murphy signed comprehensive legislation (S2252) that establishes goals and incentives for the increased use of plug-in electric vehicles and infrastructure in New Jersey.
Facing Vehicle Shortage, Buffalo, NY, Police to Lease Instead of Buy
Looking to address its vehicle shortage, the Buffalo Police Department plans to lease several new vehicles instead of purchasing them.
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Bruce Benner Sells Wiscasset’s Pro Body Works to Todd Farrin
A longtime Augusta, ME, collision center manager who summers on a boat in Boothbay Harbor has bought Pro Body Works in Wiscasset, ME, from the Westport Island man who had it its first 37 years.
NJ Law Requires Manufacturers to Notify Car Owners of Warranty Rights
On Thursday, Jan. 9, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed into law Senate Bill 1712, which will require vehicle manufacturers to send a notice to consumers within 90 days of a new car lease or purchase of their warranty rights under the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (MMWA).
Safelite Motion in Discrimination Lawsuit Gets Denied
Safelite’s second motion to dismiss a discrimination lawsuit in New Jersey District Court has been denied.
MA Independent Car Repair Shops Tell North Shore Chamber We Need Right to Repair
Unless current law is updated, Massachusetts residents will increasingly lose the ability to take their cars to independent repair shops and be forced to pay more at dealerships, the head of the Massachusetts Right to Repair Coalition told members of the North Shore Chamber of Commerce at its Executive Breakfast Forum.