
Continue reading Application for Ridgewood 2021 Parking Permits Shows Lack of Non Resident Parking

Continue reading Application for Ridgewood 2021 Parking Permits Shows Lack of Non Resident Parking

Small business owners are inherently the underdogs in every industry as they are consistently against larger corporations for a share of the pie. That is why one-fifth of small businesses fail and fold in their year. And is raised 50% by the fifth year and up to 80% after a decade, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Understanding the factors that burden these entrepreneurs will help you see why the statistics are grim for those who take the risk. Here are some of the issues that are staring at small businesses owners:
Continue reading What Issues Startup Business Owners Are Facing? All You Need To Know

the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Ridgewood NJ, how close is too close. As Ridgewood merchants and restaurants struggle to make patrons feel safe in the age of COVID , Village sidewalks in the central business districts have become increasingly cluttered . Restaurants in particular are waging a balancing act between public safety and tyrannical edicts from the governors office . The question remains how much sidewalk encroachment is too much ?
Continue reading How Close is Too Close , Public Sidewalks in the Village Central Business District

When you want to create a buzz or get the word out about your business or whatever else you have in mind, press releases are among the most effective options. There is one challenge that comes with this method, however. There are many other businesses out there using the same method to get the word out about their business. Often, there are too many press releases floating around on various media platforms. Your main job here changes a little bit to not only having a press release but doing it in such a way that attracts the utmost attention. Here are some tips to make sure your brand stands out through a press release.
Continue reading Easy Tips To Make A Great First Impression With A Press Release

the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Ridgewood NJ, the day has finally arrived , the Dayton, the first of four high density housing projects in the Village of Ridgewood’s central business district , has begun leasing to tenants, with a move in date in January.
Continue reading The Dayton in Ridgewood is NOW Accepting Applications for January Move In!

the satff of the Ridgewood blog
ROSELAND NJ, We are pleased to announce our support for legislation (S3240) introduced on Dec. 10 by Senator Troy Singleton (D-7) that would decouple cannabis businesses in New Jersey from Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 280E. New Jersey currently follows this federal rule which prohibits cannabis businesses from deducting business expenses.

the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Trenton NJ, During today’s meeting of the New Jersey Senate to consider legislation (S-3295) to reestablish a State tax incentive program, Senator Anthony M. Bucco (R-25) urged his colleagues to support an amendment to the bill that would include $300 million for emergency relief of small businesses and nonprofits struggling under the impact of COVID-19.
Continue reading Small Business and Non Profit Tax Incentive Bill Blocked by Democrats

the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Ridgewood NJ, some disturbing news from Central Business District the roof deck on the Hudson Street Garage has been plowed, but parking isn’t permitted there , that means 25% of the new Hudson Street Parking Garage can’t be used after it snows?
Continue reading Ridgewood ‘s Hudson Garage Roof Deck Not in Service After Snow
Ridgewood NJ, As the United States has just experienced its worst week yet for COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospitalizations, there is a fear that in these extraordinary times, businesses may be faced with increased liability exposure due to the COVID-19 virus.
Continue reading What Is the Reasonable Standard of Care for Businesses at the Peak of COVID-19

When businesses have been set up, they have to keep the customer in mind at all times. The public wants their product to arrive in one piece and to be nicely packaged. This applies whether the item is posted locally or internationally.
Continue reading How to Pack Your Products for E-Commerce Purposes

the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Ridgewood NJ, The New Jersey Business & Industry Association is opposing legislation receiving final votes in the Legislature today that will create and regulate a legal marijuana marketplace, as it weakens much-needed protections for employers seeking to maintain a drug-free workplace.

the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Ridgewood NJ, the holiday festivities in Ridgewood were a little different this year due to the ongoing pandemic. But all in all it is one of the most beautiful Christmas trees in shape and stature in years.
Continue reading Ridgewood 2020 Christmas Tree Still Shines Bright

Due to the pandemic, there are some threats of economic turmoil. More and more businesses are shutting down, the unemployment rate is climbing, and the furlough scheme is not enough for everyone. While this doesn’t indicate recession, we still need to be prepared in case the time comes. To help the anxiety that it caused, here are some of the things you can do to prepare for the economic downturn.

If you, like many, are hoping to ascend to financial independence through entrepreneurship, this is a great year for it in New Jersey.
Dozens of business ideas are backed by market demand, little competition, and huge opportunities for a high return on investment.
Continue reading The 3 Best Industries to Launch a Business in New Jersey this Year

the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Ridgewood NJ, according to the National Restaurant Association the number of restaurants in America that will close their doors for good could be as many as 10,000 in the next three weeks. The National Restaurant Association is lobbying Congress to pass new stimulus efforts that can stave off restaurant closures as the pandemic continues and perhaps reverse some of the 110,000 closures that have already occurred in 2020.
Continue reading New Jersey Restaurant Industry Faces “Tipping Point “