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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
Open for Business: Caliber Collision Auto Repair
On a typical day, the Caliber Collision auto body shop in Salisbury, MD, is filled with cars waiting to be serviced and customers ready to pay.
NJ Governor Announces New Website for Reporting or Donating PPE Inventory
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on March 26 announced a new state website for reporting personal protective equipment (PPE.)
Family-Owned PA Auto Dealerships Hold onto Hope as Coronavirus Crisis Rocks Main Street
With the economy on hold, family-owned dealerships feel the hurt.
AASP/NJ Members Donate Much-Needed Supplies During Coronavirus Crisis
As the nation confronts the unprecedented coronavirus pandemic, various members of the Alliance of Automotive Service Providers of New Jersey (AASP/NJ) have stepped up to donate much-needed supplies to health, safety and rescue personnel.
Tesla Delivering Ventilators to NY Hospitals Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Tesla CEO Elon Musk would have Medtronic, Philips and ResMed ventilators delivered to New York hospitals March 26, according to his recent tweet.
Tesla Responds to NY Officials' Call to Reopen Gigafactory 2 for Ventilator Production
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said March 25 the company's Gigafactory 2 in Buffalo, NY, will reopen for ventilator production as soon possible, after state officials called on the company to produce critical medical equipment.
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U.S. Air Force Veteran Receives Car Through NABC Recycled Rides Program
Keri Coach Works, along with GEICO Insurance and Nassau BOCES Barry Career and Technical School, recently donated a refurbished car to Melanie Harris, a decorated U.S. Air Force veteran in need of reliable transportation, as part of the National Auto Body Council Recycled Rides® program.
MA Vocational School Donates Supplies to Hospital
Northeast Metro Tech in Wakefield, MA, has a dental assistants program, and auto body and health assistant shops. The school and its 1,200 students are not using its protective equipment, so it is donating hundreds of items to a health care facility.
PA Company Offers Truck Drivers a Place to Stop and Rest
PennFleet near Philadelphia, PA, opened its property to truck drivers in need of a place to stop and rest, if regular spots are closed or full due to the COVID-19 virus pandemic.
COVID-19 ‘Essential Businesses’: AASP-NJ Fought Shutdown; Dealers, ASA Lobby Officials
Bergen County, NJ, Executive James Tedesco III has revoked an order closing body shops and most other businesses as a precaution against the coronavirus, WABC reported March 19.