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How To Make Your Business Stay Afloat During Downturn

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Most businesses experience financial troubles every once in a while. During this time, you might find it challenging to navigate your company through the harsh reality of the pandemic. A downturn is always associated with events such as the complete shutting down of a corporation, disruption of the supply chain, or loss of profit. 

Some managers are forced to offload their employees. As a wise employer, you will need to take steps to build your customer base and protect the cash flow during these trying moments. By implementing a few strategies, you will manage to remain afloat during any economic downturn.

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Village of Ridgewood Offices Labor Day Holiday Closure – September 7th

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Ridgewood NJ, All Village Offices will be closed on Monday, September 7, 2020 in observance of the Labor Day holiday.  There will be no garbage or recycling pickup on  September 7, 2020.  The Recycling Center will also be closed on Monday, September 7th..

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Democrats Insert provision to allow mail-in ballots to be opened and counted up to 10 days before the general election

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Trenton NJ, Senator Anthony M. Bucco warned that Governor Phil Murphy and legislative Democrats slipped a provision into a rushed vote-by-mail bill that was recently signed into law that allows for sealed and completed mail-in ballots to be opened, counted, and potentially leaked to campaign operatives before the upcoming general election.

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SEEKING RIDGEWOOD RESIDENTS TO VOLUNTEER TO SERVE ON VARIOUS BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

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Ridgewood NJ, The Ridgewood Village Council is looking for residents who are interested in volunteering to serve on the following Boards and Committees:  Planning Board, Zoning Board of Adjustment, The Central Business District Advisory Committee, The Ridgewood Community Center Advisory Board (two members are needed with a child in the Ridgewood School system), The Ridgewood Arts Council, the Shade Tree Commission, Green Ridgewood, and the Ridgewood Green Team.

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Tree Issues Continue to Plague the Village

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Ridgewood NJ, readers are reporting a dangerous situation developing in Van Neste Memorial Park in the central business district in Ridgewood . A tree is in a serious need of attention and creating a dangerous condition by snapping at base where it is rotten.

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Less scientific evidence does not dent the effectiveness of CBD cream for beauty and pain relief

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CBD is fast growing in popularity because of its several health benefits and easy availability in various forms. Creams are one of the most popular ways of consuming the organic compound extracted from the cannabis plant. Infusing CBD with high-quality olive oil or coconut oil is the most popular method for making cdb cream. It has become a rage among women who want to derive its skin rejuvenating benefits that keep the skin young and lively by defying age. Prepared similarly, the ointment can help to relieve pain and is popular among athletes.

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Bookends of Ridgewood’s Partnership with Paterson Reads Encourages Kids To Read

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Paterson NJ, Paterson Reads, is a community collaboration of the Paterson Alliance, with the Paterson Education Fund  that, supports Superintendent Eileen Shafers’ call for improved student achievement. Focused specifically on reading on grade level by 3rd grade,Paterson Reads aligns community resources to improve summer learning, increase early learning and improve attendance by reducing chronic absenteeism.

Paterson Reads  has also partnered with the Paterson Public Library summer reading program, and Bookends Bookstore of Ridgewood reaching countless Paterson children with books, reading circles and literacy activities.   Over 20 agencies are involved in providing enhanced reading opportunities using the national Collaborative Summer Library Program.  This summer’s (2020) theme is “Imagine Your Story”. Next summer’s slogan will be “Tails and Tales”.

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Support the Ridgewood Art Institute

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Ridgewood NJ, the uncertainties of the Pandemic continue to drag on, and the Ridgewood Art Institute and organizations like it struggle with new safety protocols. We will announce our new schedules and safety measures as we come closer to re-opening.

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Governor Murphy Authorizes Municipalities and Counties to Issue Coronavirus Relief Bonds

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Ridgewood NJ, Governor Murphy today signed legislation (A3791) which authorizes municipalities and counties to borrow funds to cover revenue shortfalls and expenditures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, by issuing bonds and notes. The final legislation included improvements recommended by Governor Murphy in his prior conditional veto issued on July 30, 2020.

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Resumption of Indoor Dining Effective Friday, September 4

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Ridgewood NJ, Governor Phil Murphy today signed Executive Order No. 183, which establishes rules for the resumption of indoor dining on Friday, September 4 at 6:00 a.m., provided businesses comply with the health and safety standards issued by the Department of Health. The Governor’s Executive Order also contains requirements for movie theaters and other indoor entertainment businesses, where the number of patrons for a performance will be limited to 25 percent capacity, up to a maximum of 150 people.  The Governor’s Order also increases the limits for indoor gatherings that are religious services or celebrations, political activities, wedding ceremonies, funerals, or memorial services to 25 percent capacity with a maximum of 150 people, an increase from the current limit of 25 percent capacity with a maximum of 100 people. Other indoor gatherings, including house parties, remain at the limit of 25 percent capacity with a maximum of 25 people.

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Improve your Business with Qualified Employees

Staffing your business properly can take a lot of time. You must advertise, read through resumes, and conduct interviews. At times, you may also need temporary help. A staffing agency offers many benefits for companies that wish to improve their productivity. It is essential to have a team that works well together. You must also hire employees with the proper skill set. 

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Governor Murphy Signs Legislation Criminalizing Race Based False 9-1-1 Calls

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Ridgewood NJ, Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation (A1906), which would amend current law to include false incrimination and filing a false police report as a form of bias intimidation. The bill also establishes crime of false 9-1-1 call with purpose to intimidate or harass based on race or other protected class.

See Ridgewood BLM Brings out the “Karens” https://theridgewoodblog.net/ridgewood-blm-brings-out-the-karens/

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7 Common Home Renovations That You May Have to Do

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Home renovations are sometimes unavoidable. You may want to do them, or you may not, but eventually, you will have to. This page will tell you seven common home renovations that you can expect to have to perform at least once in your tenure as a homeowner. 

Many advantages come from owning your own home, the security of having your own piece of property being the most obvious, but there are also many disadvantages. While home renovations can cost a lot of money, they are also an opportunity to freshen up your home. There are lots of companies out there so you will be able to get quotes before you begin and make an informed decision. As for the waste collection, make personal contact with cordova dumpsters rental for efficient and affordable service. There are some ways that you can cut down the cost of your renovations–
There are some ways that you can cut down the cost of your renovations, with say a curved frame  but it is important that you find a professional tradesperson to do them for you, or if you have a length of experience, then do it yourself. Never take shortcuts when it comes to home renovation.

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Indoor Dinning is Long Overdue

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Ridgewood NJ, NJBIA President and CEO Michele Siekerka released the following statement regarding the partial reopening of restaurants that was announced by Gov. Phil Murphy today.

“Today’s decision by Governor Murphy to heed the strong call to reopen indoor dining with limited capacity before the holiday weekend is appreciated, but unfortunately long overdue.

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At 25% Capacity Restaurants still Can’t Make a Profit

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Trenton NJ, Small Restaurants in New Jersey learned this morning from Governor Phil Murphy’s tweet that they will be allowed to open on Friday at 25% capacity for indoor dining. NFIB, which represents thousands of small businesses in the state, many of them restaurants, is pleased there is some movement on this issue but hopes if safe, there will be a quick expansion of the capacity limits. The following comments are from NFIB’s State Director in New Jersey, Eileen Kean:

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