By ASSEMBLYMAN JAMEL HOLLEY
September 9, 2020Dear Editor:
I am proud of the fact that three school-based youth services programs have supported children in the 20th Legislative District – two at Elizabeth High School and one at Abraham ...
By KENDAL LAMBERT
September 24, 2020Wine experts say that fall is prime time for visiting wineries in New Jersey because it is the harvest season, when grapes are ripe on the vine.
Over the years, the Garden State has earned credibility as a quality wine-producing state, in great part due to its fertile soil.
If you’re looking for a fun way to spend a day this season, consider a trip to one of ...
By PAT RYAN
September 18, 2020In my 40 years in Trenton as a business executive and President of the New Jersey Clean Communities Council (NJCCC), I recognize that these are difficult times for government leaders desperate to find revenue to plug state budget holes.
But responsible revenue policy must stay within the legal boundaries of state law.
Case in point: the recent proposal by the state Department of ...
By IR-2020-221 SUBMITTED BY FILOMENA MEALY
September 24, 2020WASHINGTON —During Small Business Week, the Internal Revenue Service reminds business owners and self-employed individuals of the employer credits available to them during COVID-19.
These credits were specially created to help small business owners during this unprecedented time. During Small Business Week, the IRS wants to ensure all eligible people know about the relief ...
By JAFFE COMMUNICATIONS
TRENTON – In our new Bizarro world, in which anything printed in a newspaper must be “fake,” you need to applaud basic journalism. Look to NJ Spotlight, which actually took the time to go through the line items in the new state budget, unlike 8.8 million New Jerseyans. There were plenty of little goodies dropped in at the last minute, as the state borrows $4.5 billion to stay ...
