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- Consumers Need to Be Wary of Water-Damaged Cars Following Heavy Rains
- Supreme Court Sides With Auto Glass Shop in Lawsuit
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
Uber Plans Scaled-Down Self-Driving Car Tests in PA
Written by Chuck Martin, Net Future Institute
Uber is planning to get its self-driving cars back on the road.
Crews Battle Fire at Hartford, CT, Auto Body Garage
Written by Corey Pollnow, WFSB-TV (Channel 3 News)
Crews battled a fire and heavy smoke at an auto body garage in Hartford, CT, on Dec. 1.
Car Repairs and Recycled Art: Norm LaRock Is an Auto Master
Written by Ken Picard, Seven DaysA pickup truck brought the day's first customer to Mountain Boyz Automotive & Custom Art in South Burlington, VT, on a gray Monday morning.
Simulator Helps Collision Repair Students in Plymouth, MA
Written by Rich Harbert, Wicked Local PlymouthVirtual reality is shaping post-graduate reality for students in the vocational technical studies program at Plymouth South High School in Plymouth, MA.
Young Greek American Builds Body Shop Empire in Upper Darby, PA
Written by David Bjorkgren, Special to Hellenic News of America and hellenicnews.comA son made a promise to his dying father: He would take his business and turn it into an empire built on customer satisfaction.
MD Collision Repair Students Receive New Cars to Practice Their Skills
Written by Jacqui Atkielski, The EnterprisePractice makes perfect when repairing vehicles. Students who want to work in the auto industry now have two more cars to work on at the Dr. James A. Forrest Career and Technology Center in Leonardtown, MD.
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CT Auto Body Shops Busy Following Winter Storm Zoe
Written by Susan Raff and Olivia Lank, WFSBThe commute home in Middletown, CT, on Nov. 16 was a lot easier than it had been on Nov. 15.
DE Pathways Grants To Support High School Career Programs
Written by Submitted News, Dover Post
Delaware Gov. John Carney announced on Nov. 14 more than $438,000 in federal grants to expand high school career pathway programs.
Oh Deer! It's That Time of Year on the Roads in MD
Written by Dan Dearth, Herald-Mail MediaIt’s that time of year again.
The leaves are falling. The days are getting shorter. And more and more deer are running in front of vehicles on Maryland’s roadways.
NY Clinic Owner, Doctor, Attorney Arrested for No-Fault Medical Insurance Fraud Scheme
On Nov. 15, Attorney General Barbara D. Underwood announced a 61-count indictment charging David Safir, 48, of Brooklyn; Dr. Alexander Haselkorn, 78, of Franklin Lakes, NJ; Roberta Haselkorn, 61, of Franklin Lakes, NJ; attorney Nadezdha Ursulova, 63, of Brooklyn; and Theron Grinage, a.k.a. Timothy Russell, 52, of Brooklyn for their alleged participation in an auto insurance fraud scheme that cheated no-fault insurance carriers out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.