BELLMAWR, N.J. – A recent contempt of court order wasn’t enough to keep Atilis Gym and its hardcore supporters at home. On Saturday, the gym reopened (again), and the owners literally kicked things off by kicking through the wooden barricare Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey is known for its onerous licensing requirements which make it difficult for working class residents to earn a living. On Monday, the Assembly passed A4225, legislation designed to help those seeking occupational licenses… if they’re Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Governor Phil Murphy hit the pause button on Monday, declaring at his daily COVID-19 press conference that there wouldn’t be any new reopening news anytime soon in light of the state’s slightly-higher rate of transmission. “We’re not Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Governor Phil Murphy’s abrupt decision to continue the ban on New Jersey indoor dining has the state’s leading restaurant group hopping mad. “Announced only 48 hours prior to the planned reopen date, and based solely on supposition Read More
RANDOLPH, N.J. – One Morris County official stood shoulder-to-shoulder in-person with peaceful small business protesters at a May 30th Randolph rally. The organizer has since been issued two summonses, and Heather Darling didn’t mince words. “This is nothing short of Read More
RANDOLPH, N.J. – Jennifer Rogers of the Randolph Tennis Center is like so many small business owners in the midst of the endless Murphy COVID-19 lockdown; forced to get creative, NorthJersey.com covered the steps she had taken to keep her Read More
By Art Gallagher _ Senator Declan O’Scanlon and Assemblywoman Serena DiMaso have blasted Governor Phil Murphy’s slow reopening of the New Jersey restaurant industry, calling the governor’s rules a “slow death” for the small businesses. Read the rest of this Read More
By Art Gallagher _ Governor Phil Murphy will not allow the State’s restaurants open for outdoor dining on June 5, as requested by the New Jersey Restaurant and Hospitality Association, MMM has learned. The NJRHA, who’s members and their 350,000 employees Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – NJGOP Counsel Michael Lavery and state Senator Michael Testa, Jr. (R-1) have filed a lawsuit in Cape May County Superior Court challenging the Murphy Administration’s COVID-19 executive order business closures. The suit – announced in a Zoom Read More
