(StatePoint) While the roll-out of the COVID-19 vaccine has left a lot of question marks about the future of the U.S. economy at-large, analysts expect the housing market to remain strong and stable in the coming year. Many of the trends that shaped the market last year, especially historically low mortgage rates, will continue to […]
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Denise Williamson, Regional Director of TCC, was presented with a Certificate of Appreciation by members of American Legion Post 82 Millville. Denise had awarded a $2,500 grant from TCC to Project Thanksgiving several months ago to be used in support of veterans. Project Thanksgiving in turn donated the money to local veterans organizations, including a
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In the fall, the Millville Woman’s Club had its first book sale. Members of the Club and others from the community generously donated books of all types prior to the event so there was a large variety of books for all ages. Many of those people who donated books returned to purchase different books on
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Businesses can sign up to speak to TEC students about job/career opportunities within their company. It’s also a great way to let students know how their trade skills could also be transferable to other areas of occupation. Each business will receive a specific time slot scheduled by the school’s college and career pathways coordinator where
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Last year, the HBO Max streaming service announced the impending resurrection of the 1980s TV series Head of the Class. In anticipation, it added the original series to its lineup several weeks ago. That run of shows from 1986 to 1991 was an anomaly in classroom sitcoms, a series that placed a portion of its
Gov. Phil Murphy extended the state’s public health emergency, which expires every 30 days unless it is renewed. New Jersey first declared a public health emergency in response to coronavirus on March 9 last year. This was the 12th time it was renewed. “Extending the public health emergency allows the Department of Health to continue
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It bears repeating that for our businesses working hard to survive during COVID, we are here to help you. It has become a major part of our operation, ever since the pandemic started affecting our businesses. Part of this task is sorting through the pile of information we get daily about grants, financial aid, trainings,
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Yes, it’s another column about words. I got to thinking about superlatives and a game we played as kids. Growing up with an older sister and brother, all of us born in less than four years’ time (God bless you, Mom!), I enjoyed a close-knit relationship with my siblings that ranged from getting along famously
New Jersey has now officially surpassed one million first-dose COVID-vaccinations. I hope you share my confidence that we are well on our way to providing everyone in New Jersey a vaccine—who wants one—as more supply continues to become available. But just as quickly as the vaccine came to market, so have new questions and concerns.
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This story is being republished under aNJ News Commons content-sharing agreement related to COVID-19 coverage. Link to story: roi-nj.com/2021/02/11/finance/eda-bringing-back-ppe-discount-nearly-70-program/ The New Jersey Economic Development Authority is bringing back its program that offers personal protective equipment to small businesses at a nearly 70% discount, it announced. The New Jersey Small and Micro Business PPE Access Program
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