How do Executive Orders No. 107 and 108 on closures and social distancing affect my business?
How do Executive Orders No. 107 and 108 on closures and social distancing affect my business? Link to Original Article New Jersey announced Executive Order No. 107 on Saturday, March 21, 2020, effective at 9:00 p.m., containing new standards for businesses which supersede previous announcements. Gatherings of individuals, such as parties, celebrations, or other social events, are cancelled unless explicitly authorized by Executive Order 107. CDC guidance defines a gathering to include conferences,
SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan Now Available for NJ Businesses
NEWS RELEASE Disaster Field Operations Center East Release Date: March 19, 2020 Contact: Michael Lampton (404) 331-0333 Michael.Lampton@sba.govRelease Number: 20-286, NJ 16349 Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Blogs & Instagram SBA Offers Disaster Assistance to NJ Small BusinessesEconomically Impacted by the Coronavirus (COVID-19)ATLANTA – The U.S. Small Business Administration
Governor Murphy Announces Opening of COVID-19 Testing Site for New Jerseyans at BCC
Governor Murphy Announces Opening of COVID-19 Testing Site for New Jerseyans at Bergen County Community College03/19/2020Testing Site Will Open Daily from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Beginning on March 20 Open to NewJersey Residents Experiencing Symptoms of RespiratoryIllness TRENTON - Governor Phil Murphy today announced the opening of a COVID-19 Community-Based Testing Site at Bergen Community College in Paramus. The testing site, established in partnership with the Federal Emergency Management Agency,
BERGEN FAMILY CENTER REDEDICATION OF SESCIL
BERGEN FAMILY CENTER REDEDICATION OF SESCILHistoric Lydecker Homestead in Englewood Holds Tour and Open House(Row 1) C. Peter Croonquist, Mayor, Mitch Schonfeld, (Row 2) Barbara Ryder, Liz Corsini, (Top Row) Councilwoman Katharine Glynn, Carol, and Scott Reddin.(Englewood, NJ – September 10, 2019) - Bergen Family Center has announced the rededication of The Southeast Senior Center for Independent Living (SESCIL) at the historic Lydecker Homestead in Englewood, New Jersey. Located at 228 Grand Avenue in
Englewood ‘Get Together’ A Fun Night Out For All
Englewood ‘Get Together’ A Fun Night Out For AllSeptember 9, 2019 Hillary Viders for Northern Valley Press Kimberley Alludia showed her striking acrylic paintings. | Photo by Hillary VidersENGLEWOOD, N.J.—On Thursday, Aug. 29, Englewood came to life, regaling the public with its slogan, “A Place for Everyone.” Beginning at 5 p.m., downtown Englewood was bustling with people from all of the city’s four wards, as well as many towns throughout Bergen County. By 9 p.m., over 300 people had attended the
Englewood Chamber Launches EnglewoodNJ.org for All Things Englewood!
*For Immediate Release* Englewood Chamber Launches EnglewoodNJ.org for All Things Englewood! New online destination for everything happening in, and around, Englewood, NJ Englewood, NJ, Aug. 15, 2019 The Englewood Chamber of Commerce has launched the new EnglewoodNJ.org website as a one-stop online destination for everything you need to know, or want to do, in Englewood, NJ. From restaurants to shopping to community events, and even where to park, the new EnglewoodNJ.org website has all the
Englewood Teens Get Down To Business At Summer Apprenticeship Program
Englewood Teens Get Down To Business At Summer Apprenticeship ProgramAugust 19, 2019 Hillary Viders for Northern Valley PressThe Summer Business Apprenticeship Program class of 2019. | Photo by Hillary VidersENGLEWOOD, N.J.—Mentorship played a starring role for 40 Englewood teenagers as they learned invaluable business skills this summer in the city’s sixth annual Summer Business Apprenticeship Program. During the six-week program that began on July 1, high school juniors and seniors who live in
Pilates in the Park Held in Englewood
Pilates in the Park Held in EnglewoodNorthern Valley Press July 30, 2019 - Hillary VidersENGLEWOOD, N.J.—This summer, Englewood residents are getting down to the mat. They are enjoying the community’s free Pilates in the Park program at Veterans Park every Monday from 7 to 8 p.m. July 8 through Aug. 26. Pilates in the Park, now in its third year, is one of many programs sponsored and run by the Englewood Chamber of Commerce (ECC). Carol Rauscher, ECC President who founded Pilates in the Park, said,
The Bristal at Englewood Hosted Reception That Raised $11,310 for Day Camp
ENGLEWOOD, NJ (July 2019) -- The Bristal at Englewood, a new assisted living community featuring luxurious services and amenities and offering unparalleled care, recently hosted a fund raising reception for Sunrise Association. The evening reception, which was held June 20, raised $11,310 for Sunrise Day Camp-Pearl River. Sunrise Association Day Camps are the world’s only full-summer dedicated day camps for children with cancer and their siblings, provided entirely free of charge. More than 120 people
Art Walk Englewood Showcases Local Talent
Art Walk Englewood Showcases Local Talent June 3, 2019 - Hillary Viders Mayor Michael Wildes and Scott Reddin (back row, second and first from the right) with youngsters in the Freeze dance contest. | Photo by Hillary Viders ENGLEWOOD, N.J.—On May 18, Art Walk Englewood was a spectacular celebration of the arts and the Englewood community. From 1 to 5 p.m., artists of all ages and from all disciplines showed off their talents at Depot Square in Downtown Englewood. Art Walk Englewood was the
Englewood Graded High on Latest ''Best Places'' List
Englewood Graded High On Latest 'Best Places' ListThe town and Englewood Cliffs were ranked high on Niche's annual statewide list.By Daniel Hubbard, Patch Staff | Jun 2, 2019 10:54 pm ET Englewood was ranked high on a new statewide list of the best places to live in New Jersey. (Shutterstock) ENGLEWOOD, NJ — The city received high grades on an annual report card on Niche's annual "Best Places to Live" in New Jersey. Sixty communities received A+ grades, including towns such as Princeton, Edison and
Talking Business: Englewood Advocates Attend Annual Summit
Pictured at the event: Councilman Charles Cobb, Englewood SID Chair Albert Krull, Councilman Wayne Hamer, Mayor Michael Wildes, Chamber President and SID Executive Director Carol Rauscher, ECC Vice Chair Richard Engel, City Council President Katharine Glynn, ECC Chair Todd Brooks and ECC Board Member Nicholas Prastos. | Photo by Hillary Viders BY HILLARY VIDERS SPECIAL TO NORTHERN VALLEY PRESS ENGLEWOOD, N.J.—“We are going to renew Englewood, and we must do it with passion and compassion!” exclaimed
Lamborghinis & Labradors - Hot Wheels 'roll over' for service dogs
BY HILLARY VIDERS - SPECIAL TO NORTHERN VALLEY PRESSENGLEWOODOn Sept. 22, a car show for dogs was hosted by the Englewood Field Club. The event, attended by several hundred people, was spearheaded by Ivan Arguello, the president of the club.From 11 a.m. until 3 p.m., the show delighted attendees and raised money for Canine Companions for Independence (CCI), a national nonprofit organization dedicated to the raising and training of assistance dogs for the disabled. As of April 2017, CCI has sponsored and
Hudson River Dental Arts - Welcome to the Neighborhood!
TheEnglewood Chamber of Commerce celebrated the grand opening of Hudson River Dental Arts with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Sept. 11. Hudson River Dental Arts offers a great experience in a fun-loving environment and with compassionate care from all the staff.Dr. Jennifer Sunkin’s mission is to change the negative perception of the dentist by creating a calm and inviting atmosphere for each patient. Her focus is on treating children and patients with special needs, as well as treating snoring and sleep
Exhibit celebrates 85 years of The Community Chest
Exhibitcelebrates85yearsofTheCommunityChest BY HILLARY VIDERS - SPECIAL TO NORTHERN VALLEY PRESSThis year, The Community Chest has been celebrating its 85th anniversary with a number of special events. The most recent milestone is an impressive historical exhibition at the Englewood Public Library that documents how the non-profit organization was founded in 1933 and how it has continued to make a difference in the community for more than eight decades.The Community Chest, guided by its motto of
Students Get Experience - Apprentices complete time in local jobs
STUDENTS GET EXPERIENCE Apprentices complete time in localjobsBY HILLARY VIDERS - SPECIAL TO NORTHERN VALLEY PRESSGraduatesof theEnglewoodSummerBusinessApprenticeshipProgramarepicturedoutsidetheChiangAuditorium at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center during an Aug. 10 graduation ceremony. All photos by Hillary Vidders.A group of 30 young Englewood residents recently completed a six-week Summer Business Apprenticeship Program conducted by the ZONE, the youth-based service program of BergenFamily Center,
Festivities a fun showcase for downtown Englewood
Festivities a fun showcase for downtown EnglewoodAugust 7, 2018 BY HILLARY VIDERSSPECIAL TO NORTHERN VALLEY PRESS Emcee Johnny Mac hams it up with Zumba performers Jahaira Ortiz Olowe and Saloney Ginger Chandra from the bergenPAC. Englewood, New Jersey—True to Englewood’s tag line, the city was “A Place for Everyone” July 26 to 28 when the Englewood Special Improvement District and Town Motors presented the annual Summer Fest and Sidewalk Sale. The events drew crowds from around Bergen County who
Students hone business skills in apprentice program
Studentshonebusinessskillsinapprentice programBY HILLARY VIDERS - SPECIAL TO NORTHERNVALLEY PRESSENGLEWOODAll photos by Hillary Viders Some Englewood teenagers are learning valuable business skills this summer in the ZONEʼs fifth annual Summer Apprenticeship Program.The ZONE, a school-based youth service program, is operated by the Bergen Family Center (BFC) on the campuses of Dwight Morrow High School and Janis E. DismusMiddleCenter, the Womenʼs Rights Information Center, Flat Rock Brook Nature Center,
Chamber honors outgoing board chairman
BY HILLARY VIDERS SPECIAL TO NORTHERN VALLEY PRESS Over 100 people attended the Englewood Chamber of Commerce's Annual Awards Dinner honoring the chamber's outgoing Board Chairman James Dunn on April 11 at the Englewood Field Club. Dunn was also presented with a proclamation from the City of Englewood by Mayor Frank Huttle III. “Although James is stepping down as the ECC Chair, he is young, so I know that he will be here assisting Englewood for many more years,” said Huttle. Dunn also received a
Extraordinary Englewood: Carol Rauscher
EXTRAORDINARY ENGLEWOOD: Carol RauscherBY HILLARY VIDERS SPECIAL TO NORTHERN VALLEY PRESSENGLEWOOD Carol Rauscher has been the president of Englewood Chamber of Commerce (ECC) since 2013, and, as such, her hard work and expertise have brought many benefits to the city. Rauscher is a graduate of Southeastern Louisiana University and holds a master's degree from Syracuse University. Rauscher's first job after college was children's librarian at Englewood Public Library. Prior to coming to the
Business leaders attend annual chamber summit
Business leaders attend annual chamber summit BY HILLARY VIDERS SPECIAL TO NORTHERN VALLEY PRESS ENGLEWOOD The Englewood Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting on Jan. 26, and several dozen business owners and visitors attended to hear about the chamber's new initiatives. Chamber President Carol Rauscher began by welcoming everyone, and proceeded to introduce Todd Brooks, who is replacing James Dunn as the chamber's chairman of the board. Pictured, from left: Richard Engel, James Dunn, Carol
Englewood toy drive launches to bring joy to others
Englewood toy drive launches to bring joy to othersDecember 11, 2017 Hillary Viders Englewood, Northern Valley Press BY HILLARY VIDERS SPECIAL TO NORTHERN VALLEY PRESSStanding (from left) Carlos Calderin, Jr., Captain Jeff Kaplan, Sam Passow, Carol Rauscher and Tarrant Anderson. Kneeling (from left) Tom Greeley, Corey Parker and Gabe Perrone. ENGLEWOOD, N.J. —— On Nov. 29, Englewood kicked off its annual Toy Drive, an event sponsored by the Englewood Chamber of Commerce (ECC) and run jointly by the
Chamber president speaks on Englewood businesses
Chamber president speaks on Englewood businesses December 3, 2017 Hillary Viders Englewood, Northern Valley PressMembers of the Woman’s Club of Englewood came to hear Carol Rauscher (fifth from left) speak.ENGLEWOOD, N.J. —— New stores and restaurants, three-hour parking meters, a new marquee and internet classes for retail businesses were all on the agenda. On Nov. 20, Englewood Chamber of Commerce (ECC) President Carol Rauscher gave an informative presentation about downtown Englewood at the Woman’s Club
Englewood's Latinos celebrate heritage, collect donations for Puerto Rico
Englewood's Latinos celebrate heritage, collect donations for Puerto RicoSvetlana Shkolnikova, Staff Writer, @svetashkoPublished 8:10 p.m. ET Oct. 7, 2017 The second annual Latino Festival celebrated Latino heritage while collecting supplies for hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico. Steve Hockstein/Special to NorthJersey.com ENGLEWOOD — On the surface, the city’s second annual Latino Festival looked like a party.Visitors to West Palisade Avenue indulged in empanadas, chicharrones and other traditional Latino
Trips by Transit: A Picturesque Tour of Englewood
Trips by Transit: A Picturesque Tour of Englewood By Jared Kofsky - August 29, 2017 Just a few miles northwest of the George Washington Bridge in suburban Bergen County lies Englewood. It’s a growing walkable city of nearly 30,000 people that is, in many ways, the commercial, events, and cultural hub of the Palisades region. Englewood is filled with a variety of residential offerings, from apartments to townhouses and colonials to massive mansions set on large lots. Similar to the diversity
BACK IN TIME: The Bergen Building
BACK IN TIME: The Bergen BuildingAugust 22, 2017 Kristin Beuscher Back in Time, Englewood, Northern Valley PressThe Bergen Building, corner of Bergen and Engle streets, Englewood, early 20th century. ENGLEWOOD, N.J.––This week in local history: Ground is broken on the Bergen Building, corner of Engle and Bergen streets in Englewood, on Aug. 24, 1900. The Bergen Building was constructed by F.W. Phelps for the Bergen County Gas & Electric company, which occupied the corner store as an office and
Englewood Lands $142,175 for City Improvements
Area towns, nonprofits share $481,959 in CDBG fundsAugust 22, 2017 John Snyder - Northern Valley Press https://thepressgroup.net/area-towns-nonprofits-share-481959-in-cdbg-funds/ BY JOHN SNYDER OF NORTHERN VALLEY PRESS ENGLEWOOD, N.J.-—The City of Englewood landed $142,175 for improvements to East Palisade Avenue. Tenafly pulled in $81,401 for Grove Street’s rehabilitation. Englewood’s Infant/Senior Sharing Project won $21,810 for its infant/toddler day care center. Calvary Cares Development
1950s NYC comes alive in ‘West Side Story’ at Englewood’s BergenPAC
1950s NYC comes alive in ‘West Side Story’ at Englewood’s BergenPAC August 15, 2017 by Hillary VidersThe cast of “West Side Story.” BY HILLARY VIDERS SPECIAL TO NORTHERN VALLEY PRESS ENGLEWOOD–The Performing Arts School at bergenPAC recently scored another blockbuster hit with their production of “West Side Story,” a modern day rendition of Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet,” which tells the tale of two star-crossed lovers caught up in the prejudice and hatred of warring street gangs in New York
A ‘Run in the Wild’ at Englewood’s Flat Rock Brook
A ‘Run in the Wild’ at Englewood’s Flat Rock Brook August 15, 2017 - Hillary Vidershttps://thepressgroup.net/a-run-in-the-wild-at-englewoods-flat-rock-brook/On Aug. 6, Flat Rock Brook hosted its annual Run in the Wild, which saw 109 participants cross the finish line of the scenic 5K. BY HILLARY VIDERS SPECIAL TO NORTHERN VALLEY PRESS ENGLEWOOD––On Aug. 6, the Flat Rock Brook Nature Center held its annual “Run in the Wild” 5K race, and competitors and spectators had a glorious day. The weather was
Sunny Sidewalk Sale in Englewood brings businesses to light
Sunny Sidewalk Sale in Englewood brings businesses to light August 9, 2017 by Hillary Viders ENGLEWOOD––The City of Englewood was transformed into a shopper’s dream from July 27-29, when the Englewood annual sidewalk sale brought hundreds of people to the city’s downtown area each day to scoop up bargains and meet store and businesses owners. Over 80 stores participated in the sidewalk sale, one of Englewood’s largest annual public events. All along Palisade Avenue, Van Brunt Street, Dean Street and
National Night Out: Connecting communities and first responders in Englewood, Englewood Cliffs
National Night Out: Connecting communities and first responders in Englewood, Englewood Cliffs August 9, 2017 by Hillary Viders Englewood Cliffs Police Capt. Brian Murphy and Sgt. Ron Waldt explain to young residents how suspect sketches are created at National Night Out. BY HILLARY VIDERS SPECIAL TO NORTHERN VALLEY PRESS ENGLEWOOD––On Aug. 1, National Night Out was celebrated in several communities throughout Bergen County. National Night Out is an annual awareness-raising event held the first
Hundreds flock to Englewood Night Market - NorthJersey.com
Hundreds flock to Englewood Night Market Michael W. Curley, Jr., Staff Writer, @MCurleyGannettPublished 7:56 p.m. ET July 18, 2017 | Updated 1:11 a.m. ET July 19, 2017 Bonnie Kraft of Tenafly and Anna Segelbacher of Teaneck sample the offerings of the Englewood Night Market on Tuesday. (Photo: Amy Newman/NorthJersey.com) ENGLEWOOD — Hundreds braved the hot late-afternoon sun Tuesday to try new foods and get a look at local businesses at the annual Englewood Night Market. Local vendors, food
The Best of Englewood - Featured in Industry Magazine
Industry Magazine did a multi-page city profile in which they highlight more than 50 business in groups called "Things to Do," "Shop Until you drop," "Dig In!"," and "Lights Out." This is a great primer on all the Englewood has to offer! By Laura D.C. Kolniski"Blending historic and modern architecture, vibrant retail options, diverse restaurants, and the Bergen Performing Arts Center, this bustling cosmopolitan city beckons." Read more in the Industry Magazine, Englewood city profile. the best of
The Best of Englewood - Industry Magazine
"Blending historic and modern architecture, vibrant retail options, diverse restaurants, and the Bergen Performing Arts Center, this bustling cosmopolitan city beckons." Read more in the Industry Magazine, Englewood city profile.
Englewood looks to bolster downtown - NorthJersey.com
Article Published in the Bergen Record, January 31, 2017Englewood looks to bolster downtownMichael W. Curley, Jr. (Photo: Kevin R. Wexler/NorthJersey.com) ENGLEWOOD — With empty storefronts on Palisade Avenue, the city and commerce organizations are looking for ways to bring businesses and customers back downtown. The growth of e-commerce, dwindling foot traffic and parking issues all have had an impact on the city's downtown, which extends along Palisade Avenue between the monument at Tenafly Road
'Retail Doctor' Addresses Local Business Owners - Englewood Chamber of Commerce
‘Retail Doctor’ addresses local business owners 05/05/2016 0 Comments By Hillary Viders Special to Northern Valley PressThis article originally appeared in the April 25, 2016, South edition of Northern Valley Press.On Wednesday evening, April 20, business guru Bob Phibbs, known as the “Retail Doctor,” addressed over 75 Englewood business owners and managers at the Crowne Plaza Hotel. Englewood Mayor Frank Huttle with Bob Phibbs. The subject of Phibb’s workshop was “What it Takes to Compete in Today’s
NYTimes Review: At Sofia Steakhouse in Englewood, a Gastronomic Tour of Italy
New York Times Restaurant Review of Sophia in Englewood April 22, 2016 By SHIVANI VORA Review: At Sophia Steakhouse in Englewood, a Gastronomic Tour of Italy Continue reading the mainstoryShareThis PageShareTweetPinEmailMore One bite of the sliced filet mignon that accompanied my chopped salad at Sofia was all it took for me to feel a pang of regret. Impeccably seared, juicy and flavorful, the appetizer-size portion was so tasty that I wondered if I had made a mistake by not ordering it as an