COVID News HUB
We Need Your Unused Coupons!
Netcong has an amazing young lady who started a project to help our Netcong Emergency Food Bank. She uses coupons clipped from Sunday newspapers and other periodicals to purchase personal hygiene products with the coupons and donates them to our food bank. To date,...
The Netcong Board of Education has two open Trustee positions due to the resignation of Mrs. Catherine Gervasio and Mr David Costanzo.
The Netcong Board of Education has two open Trustee positions due to the resignation of Mrs. Catherine Gervasio and Mr David Costanzo. The Board wants to thank both former trustees for their years of dedication and service to the Netcong School community. The Netcong...
Netcong Community Market every Saturday at the train station from 9am-1pm. Come get your fresh & local vegetables, pies and more!
Saturday, June 5th 9am-1pm Netcong Community Marketplace Grand Opening Ceremony
Netcong Community Marketplace Seeks Farmers / Vendors / Non-Profits
The Netcong Community Partnership (NCP) is pleased to announce that a weekly marketplace (aka Farmers Market) will once again add excitement to the Netcong downtown area.
NCP MEETING: Community Marketplace UPDATE 3/25/2021
NETCONG BUSINESSES Information sent to all Netcong Businesses on March 8, 2021 1 Business (Morgans) declined participation 1 Business (Make it Personal) complained- no one will go downtown if market is at train station 80 + Other Netcong businesses - we have not heard...
What is the status of the NJEDA Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program? (Phase 4)
Phase 4 of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program provides grants up to $20,000 to small- and medium- sized businesses and non-profits that have been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Check your eligibility for Phase 4 grant funding.
Give Input On Improving New Jersey’s Food Insecurity
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority is seeking input on strategies to address food insecurity in NJ’s food deserts and ideas for initiatives to increase access to affordable healthy food through a Request for Information (RFI). The Authority is seeking input from: food retailers, producers, processors, or suppliers, advocacy organizations or social services providers, supermarket developers or operators, technical assistance providers, agricultural organizations, and others. Responses to the Request for Information are due April 12th.
SBIR/Coaching and Proposal Preparation Assistance
NJ entrepreneurs and small businesses are eligible to receive guidance and assistance in pursuing the SBIR and STTR programs. These services include help in determining whether SBIR and STTR are worth pursuing given a company’s technology, core competencies, business goals, and team; and coaching throughout the proposal development process.
CSIT Announces Clean Tech Seed Grant Program Proposals due April 5, 2021
The New Jersey Commission on Science, Innovation, and Technology (CSIT) Clean Tech Seed Grant Program will help accelerate development and innovation of clean technologies by furthering research and development (R&D) within the Garden State’s clean technology startup community. CSIT developed the program in coordination with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) and the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA).
State to Lift Requirement to End Bar and Restaurant Service at 10 p.m.
Starting Friday, February 5th, the State requirement to end service in bars and restaurants at 10 p.m. will be lifted. However, municipalities or counties may continue to regulate hours of operation after 8 p.m., giving local officials the ability to respond to unique situations where they notice non-compliance
Indoor Capacity To Increase from 25% to 35% for Select Businesses
Beginning Friday, February 5th at 8 a.m., indoor capacity limits will increase to 35% of stated capacity for food and beverage establishments, personal care businesses, and recreational and entertainment businesses, including gyms, fitness centers, and casinos. Certain indoor gatherings, including religious services and wedding ceremonies, will be limited to 35% of the room’s capacity up to 150 people.
Small Business Assistance Loan Program Deferred
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority has deferred pre-registration for Phase 2 of the Small Business Emergency Assistance Loan Program. The deferral accommodates the rollout of additional federal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) financing for small businesses, which was not announced when the NJEDA was planning the Small Business Emergency Assistance Loan Program. More information about economic assistance can be found at business.nj.gov/covid.
NJEDA Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program
Governor Phil Murphy, Lieutenant Governor Oliver, Senate President Steve Sweeney, Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin, U.S. Senator Bob Menendez, and Congressman Tom Malinowski announced $70 million in additional Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act...