Home Health Care Bonds During COVID-19
Due to the current overpopulation of hospitals and the risks involved in visiting medical centers, home health care is on the rise. As such, the home health care profession is expected to employ more people…
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Rhode Island Extends Indoor Dining and More
The Governor of Rhode Island and the Direct of the Rhode Island Department of Health offered new details on the state’s expanding response to the current epidemic. After launching Phase 3 on Tuesday, June 30th,…
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NJ Motor Vehicle Commission Opens
Attention New Jersey drivers! Governor Phil Murphy stated Friday that state Motor Vehicle Commissions offices can resume operations on June 15 for a plethora of pick-up and drop-off services. As they start opening their doors,…
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New Jersey Resumes Recreational Activities on July 2
On Wednesday, Governor Phil Murphy announced museums, arcades, bowling alleys, aquariums and other recreational activities will open to the public starting next week. Batting cages and shooting ranges can resume Thursday at 25% capacity, the…
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Updated Austin Order Expands COVID-19 Safety Guidelines
Austin Mayor Steve Adler has officially updated his executive order providing new guidance for businesses to enforce safety restrictions. The 21-page order adds to last week’s enforcement, requiring businesses to make face coverings mandatory. The…
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NJ Casinos, Indoor Dining Can Reopen at 25% Capacity in July
On Monday, New Jersey restaurants and casinos were given the green light by Governor Phil Murphy to reopen at limited capacity next week. Beginning Thursday, July 2nd, indoor dining at restaurants is permitted at 25%…
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Utah Provides COVID-19 Relief for Businesses
Utah lawmakers decided to widen access to roughly $122 million in federal coronavirus relief for business owners, residents, and cultural groups throughout the state. Rules were eased for spending up to $20 million in previously…
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NY Businesses Will Be Shut Down for Reopening Violations
Per New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, businesses who fail to comply with the state’s novel guidelines for reviving the economy. The Governor explained the Executive Order will help the state enforce reopening rules and establishments…
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Non-Essential Business in Newark Must Submit Applications to Open
As Newark, New Jersey, and residences around the country prepare to reopen, Mayor Ras Baraka is instructing non-essential retail business owners to submit applications in order to obtain a color-coded certificate to permit their reopening…
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