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by Todd DeFeo, The Center Square contributor | June 23, 2021 05:00 PM Print this article
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has signed a package of bills to send $235 million to small businesses throughout the state.
The governor signed Assembly Bill 5704 to designate $120 million for microbusinesses, Assembly Bill 5705 to allocate $10 million for child care centers, Assembly Bill 5706 to send $20 million to bars and restaurants, Assembly Bill 5707 to provide $50 million for small businesses and nonprofits, Assembly Bill 5708 to set aside $25 million to establish a program to help new businesses and nonprofits and Assembly Bill 5709 to give $10 million to the Sustain and Serve NJ program.
“Our legislation will provide $235 million in grants to help businesses and non-profits who were hit hard by the pandemic and are now deciding when and how to reopen, rehire and ramp up to full operation in the weeks and months ahead,” state Sen. Dawn Addiego, D-Burlingto
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Grants help small businesses in Fourth Plain corridor survive COVID-19
Published: May 13, 2021, 6:01am
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3 Photos Haeng Chong, who s owned Fourth Plain One Hour Dry Cleaning for 40 years with his wife, pauses for a portrait Wednesday, May 12. Last year, Chong s business received $16,000 through a small business grant program that just reopened for a third time. Applications are due May 19. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery
In the 40 years that Haeng Chong has owned his Vancouver dry cleaning business, he’s never seen demand drop like this.
When COVID-19 first hit, the volume of customers seeking services from Fourth Plain One Hour Dry Cleaning cratered by around 90 percent, he said. People just weren’t going out much anymore and that meant they didn’t really need to maintain their going-out clothes. Laundering those going-out clothes is his livelihood.