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Mayor Relays Information Where Businesses Can Seek Aid in COVID-19 Crisis

By Press Rrelease

March 30, 2020

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CAPE MAY – Mayor Clarence Lear relayed a message from James Rutala for merchants having questions concerning state aid during the COVID-19 pandemic:

NJEDA has people online to answer questions 12 hours a day, plus can provide direct (for NJ and EDA programs) and indirect (for Federal programs) guidance on all of the current and just-created funding assistance options (loans/grants). Just click the link below to ask you questions on line:

https://faq.business.nj.gov/en/collections/2198378-information-for-nj-businesses-on-the-coronavirus-outbreak

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