By KENDAL LAMBERT
March 2, 2021NEW JERSEY — Delivery has become our new best friend over the past year. With the pandemic almost a year old and numerous delivery services at our fingertips, the idea of having food come to you (instead of the other way around) has become commonplace.
After the initial shock and shut downs of the pandemic, New Jersey restaurants were put through the wringer with ...
By BY DR. CALIXTO GARCIA, D.O., FACOEP —IMMEDIATE CARE
February 19, 2021Gov. Phil Murphy’s recent announcement that some statewide COVID-19 business restrictions are being relaxed may signal that more relief is ahead for small- and medium-sized businesses. The welcome news comes as New Jersey’s COVID benchmarks are finally trending lower.
But as chief medical officer at an urgent care organization which provides COVID- 19 testing throughout Central New ...
By IR-2021-49 SUBMITTED BY FILOMENA MEALY
March 3, 2021WASHINGTON – The Internal Revenue Service reminds first-time filers and those who usually don’t have a federal filing requirement to consider filing a 2020 tax return. They may be eligible to claim the Recovery Rebate Credit, a new refundable credit, authorized by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act and the COVID-related Tax Relief Act.
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By JAFFE COMMUNICATIONS
WASHINGTON – The fall-out continues from the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, with Rep. Chris Smith grabbing national headlines for complaining about the meals handed out to New Jersey’s National Guard members. Smith tells House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that at least 30 of our soldiers got sick from crappy food from a private-sector vendor. There were National Guard members throwing up ...
