Hunterdon Business News April 2021

AMERICAN RELIEF

HEALTHY HUNTERDON

CHAMBER CONNECT

Learn about the American Rescue Plan Act, a $1.9 trillion relief package that will address the unprecedented COVID-19 public health and economic crisis.

The average American takes in 57 pounds of added sugars each year.

Cut back on sugar during national nutition month.

Hear from local business owners why joining chamber connect is the best way to network with other local business owners.

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CONTENTS

APRIL 2021

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President's Letter

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Upcoming Chamber Events

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American Relief

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Tax Tid Bit

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Healthy Hunterdon

11 Heath Village Announcements 15

Hats Off: Thor's Outdoor Science Academy

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Hats Off: Chief Executive Officer

23 New Member Welcome

PRESIDENT'S LETTER

First and foremost, I want to send my best thoughts to you and your families during these challenging times. The Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce believes that our organization is more meaningful now than ever.

Over the course of the past year, we’ve been putting together campaigns to help support our Business Community, providing resources and making referrals for our member companies. We’re also communicating accurate, dependable information and advocating with our local, county, state and federal officials to help both small business owners and their employees as they navigate these tough times.

The Chamber continues to: Provide quality and timely programs and initiatives to benefit our members Advocate for the local re-opening of our business community here in Hunterdon County

Maintain our COVID 19 Business Resource Page & information updates The Chamber staff and our Board are here to help you grow your business, network among other member businesses, and to help you navigate the issues that may keep your business from realizing its full potential.

In this difficult, unsettling environment, we are more committed than ever to making Hunterdon County a vibrant and thriving place to live. Some of our hopes and dreams are on hold, but they have not disappeared. Your investment in the Chamber helps to build a healthier, more prosperous tomorrow.

With best regards,

CHRISTOPHER PHELAN Chamber President & CEO

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UPCOMING CHAMBER EVENTS Annual Meeting Tuesday, March 30, 2021 l Vir tua

8:30 AM to 9:30 AM Keynote Address Highlights & Recap of 2020 State of the Chamber Address

Presenting Sponsors

Keynote Address Supporting Sponsors

Visit hunterdonchamber.org to register for upcoming events

Announcements Use our Job Bank to post open positions (open to Members and Non-Members) Use our Community Calendar to plan your organization's major events!

Tom Bracken, President NJ Chamber of Commerce

To submit your organization's announcements, visit hunterdonchamber.org and fill out the form on the NEWSLETTER page under the 'News and Events' tab.

Submissions must be received by the first Monday of the preceding month for publication. All submissions are subject to approval by the Chamber.

Make a submission to our Community Calendar at hunterdonchamber.org www.hunterdonchamber.org

Washington D.C.- Today, the House of Representatives passed the American Rescue Plan Act, a $1.9 trillion relief package to address the unprecedented COVID-19 public health and economic crisis. This legislation will accelerate vaccine distribution, speed the opening of schools, provide direct support to millions of struggling Americans, and dramatically lower health care costs for middle class families. Rep. Malinowski voted in favor of the bill. President Biden is expected to sign the legislation into law this week.

“The American Rescue Plan will help us crush this pandemic once and for all, ease the suffering of millions of Americans, while making health care more affordable and cutting child poverty in our country in half,” said Rep. Malinowski. “It also provides the direct aid to our small towns and counties that I’ve been fighting for, allowing them to maintain the services we need without raising taxes. The moment President Biden signs this, we can start getting people help, and there is not a moment to be lost.”

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AMERICAN RELIEF| CONGRESSMAN MALINOWSKI

The American Rescue Act Plan will: Speed up COVID-19 vaccinations and contain the virus: The bill provides $20 billion to establish a national vaccination program and improve the administration and distribution of vaccinations. It also provides $51 billion to expand testing, contact tracing, and mitigation and related activities.

Provide the resources needed to allow schools to safely re-open: This bill makes nearly $130 billion available to states and school districts for immediate and longterm relief so they can work with public health experts to safely re-open schools and make up for lost time in the classroom.

Deliver immediate relief to working families bearing the brunt of the crisis: The bill will provide direct assistance to households across America by $1,400 per person and extend pandemic unemployment assistance through September. It will also provide direct housing and nutrition assistance to families struggling to get by. It will also the Child Tax Credit from $2,000 to $3,000 (with a more generous $3,600 credit for children under the age of 6), while making the credit fully refundable. It is estimated that these changes will lift nearly 10 million children across the U.S. above or closer to the poverty line.

Rescue the child care system from the brink of collapse: The bill provides $39 billion through the Child Care and Development Block Grant for child care providers as the country reopens and provides financial relief for families struggling to cover tuition.

Support communities struggling with the economic fallout: The bill increases Paycheck Protection Program funding by $7.25 billion and expands eligibility to ensure it reaches nonprofits of all sizes and types. The bill also provides $25 billion for a new grant program for restaurants and bars with 20 or fewer locations that have been hit hard by the pandemic.

Additionally, the bill includes $15 billion for targeted Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program Advances to help those who applied for relief in 2020 but did not receive the full $10,000 grant.

Include $350 billion in emergency funding for state and local governments: The bill provides resources for state and local governments to make up for revenue lost due to the economic crisis, enabling them to protect the jobs of first responders and public workers, while effectively distributing the vaccine, scaling testing, reopening schools, and maintaining other vital services.

Improve healthcare coverage: The bill includes the largest expansion of health care coverage since the passage of the Affordable Care Act, including lower monthly premiums for millions of middle class Americans who previously did not qualify for ACA subsidies, and a coverage expansion for millions more who are currently uninsured. The bill invests nearly $35 billion in premium subsidy increases for those who buy coverage on the ACA marketplaces. This equates to a family of four making $75,000 paying $340 rather than $588 per month in premiums for benchmark coverage.

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TAX TIDBIT Employee Retention Credit On December 27, 2020, the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 (CAA, 2021) was signed into law.

The CAA, 2021 Act greatly expanded the Employee Retention Credit (ERC). The credit is now available to more businesses and extends the date for wages paid through June 30, 2021.

Under the CARES Act, the ERC was available to qualified business for wages paid between March 12, 2020 and December 31, 2020. The ERC was equal to 50% of qualified wages paid to each employee, with a wage CAP of $10,000. The maximum credit per employee was $5,000. The ERC was not available to any business that received a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan. The CAA, 2021 modified the eligibility for the ERC and now permits businesses that received a PPP to also qualify for the ERC. No Double Dipping is allowed. A business cannot claim an ERC on the same wages that were paid using PPP monies. As an example, if a business received PPP monies in April 2020 and spent the funds in accordance with the program requirements by June 30, 2020, they would be able to count the wages paid between July 1 through December 31, 2020, for the ERC. The CAA, 2021 expands the maximum wages paid per individual from $10,000 in total to $10,000 per individual, per quarter, for wages paid between January 1, 2021 through June 30, 2021. The credit was further expanded from 50% to 70% of qualified wages. Under the CARES Act, the ERC was available to businesses with 500 employees or less, between March 12, 2020 and December 31, 2020. Under the CAA, 2021, the credit was reduced to businesses with 300 employees or less, between January 1, 2021 and June 30, 2021.

Businesses that now qualify for the ERC during the 2nd, 3rd or 4th quarters of 2020, can amend their quarter payroll tax returns, to claim a refund for the eligible credit. Documentation must be kept supporting the basis used in calculating the credit.

Our professionals at BKC are well qualified to assist your business in determining if you qualify for the ERC. Please contact us at (908) 782-7900 or info@bkc-cpa.com. Learn more at www.bkc-cpa.com.

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Healthy Hunterdon CUT BACK ON SUGAR DURING NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH Added Sugar = No Added Benefit The average American takes in 57 pounds of added sugars each year. The effects of added sugar on the human body include, but are not limited to: weight gain, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.

Added sugar adds up to extra calories plus zero nutritional value.

The American Heart Association recommends women consume no more than 6 teaspoons (24 grams) and men no more than 9 teaspoons (36 grams) daily.

Naturally occurring sugars are found in fruits, vegetables and milk products so are not considered “added sugars”. Refined and processed foods are where most “added sugars” are found. There are many different ways sugar can be listed on a packaged food, making it difficult for consumers to detect, but in recent years laws require companies to list “total sugar” and “added sugar” separately on labels.

The easiest way to follow these recommendations is to decrease the amount of processed foods and read the labels of any packaged food. Replacing processed foods with more vegetables, fruits, protein and complex grains will ensure a healthier diet overall.

One example of a simple change - swap a flavored yogurt for plain and add some berries and cinnamon.

Bring this article in with you to one of our Wellness Center locations and enjoy a one day complimentary guest pass on us! (Please note: This offer is limited to one visit per guest, per month).

HUNTERDON HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER LOCATIONS: Whitehouse Station: 537 Route 22 East, Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889 Clinton: 1738 Route 31 North, Clinton, NJ 08809 Lambertville: 333 North Main Street, Lambertville, NJ 08530

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HEATH VILLAGE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY HOSTS VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE April 21 Washington Township – Heath Village Retirement Community is hosting VIRTUAL Open Houses on April 21. The program will begin at 11 a.m. RSVP is required.

During the event participants will learn about our four levels of living, flexible pay-as-you-go financial plan, and our many amenities. The program includes a “tour” of two apartments and of our beautiful 100+ acre campus. Attendees will also hear, first-hand, from residents about why they chose Heath Village and the benefits of community living.

To make a reservation for either date or for additional information, please call 908-684-5009.

Upon registration, guests will receive an email with a Zoom link to join the Open House.

Heath Village is a full-service, not-for-profit, retirement community located at 430 Schooley’s Mountain Road in Washington Township, Morris County. For further information, please call 908-852-4801 or visit us on our website at www.heathvillage.com. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/heathvillage.

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HEATH VILLAGE| ANNOUNCEMENTS

Heath Village Hosts Virtual Senior Seminar Naturally Nutritious Washington Township, Morris County – In recognition of National Nutrition Month, members of the public are invited to join Heath Village residents on Tuesday, March 23, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. for a virtual presentation, Naturally Nutritious, featuring Heath Village dietitians Maria Guerra and Gabby Knors.

Ms. Guerra and Ms. Knors will present information on the importance of nutrients, and hydration for older adults. They will also discuss suggestions for meal planning and how to get the most out of your meal. While you may think you have heard it all before, it may be just the right time for some healthy reminders and some new recipes!

RSVP is required. Please call 908-684-5006 to make a reservation. Upon registration, attendees will receive instructions for joining the Zoom call.

Heath Village is a full-service retirement community located at 430 Schooley’s Mountain Road in Washington Township, Morris County. For further information, please call 908-852-4801 or visit us on our website at www.heathvillage.com or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/heathvillage.

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Thor’s Outdoor Science Academy to debut as part of Into the Outdoors HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ – Thornton “Thor” Giese had just said “yes” to a cool new job as an Outdoor Educator with New Jersey Fish & Wildlife when COVID-19 hit, and the position was frozen. Undeterred, Thor found a new outlet for his love of science and education, developing his own series of experiential science videos, Thor’s Outdoor Science AcademyTM, which has been picked up by the Emmy-winning Into the Outdoors network which currently airs on PBS in 27 states, plus Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico.

Ever since seeing his first Indiana Jones movie as a child, Thor has had a one-track mind to study, understand and appreciate the world around him and his place in it. Now he has the chance to share that passion with others as part of PBS’ acclaimed line-up.

“I love to learn, travel and be outdoors. I’ve not found anything in life to be uninteresting.

I am so excited for this opportunity with Into the Outdoors and PBS and for building a program that will entertain and educate people of all ages,” said Thor Giese, who was born and raised in Annandale, N.J., attended North Hunterdon High School, and who spent a year in Germany as an exchange student.

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The science academy videos tackle the elements of earth, air, fire and water in fun and relatable ways. Exploring these elements through science, history, language, food and great stories, Thor taps into his years of experience as an archaeologist and museum educator to bring the subjects alive for the audience.

“Last year Into the Outdoors celebrated 20 years of outdoor education. With dozens of educational and scientific partnerships through the years, Into the Outdoors has really become a pillar of outdoors education for kids and educators alike. Thor’s Outdoor Science AcademyTM brings a fun new twist to exploring and answering questions about rocks, carbon dating, water cycle, and much more. We are excited about the partnership between Into the Outdoors and Thor’s Outdoor Science AcademyTM and to bring fun and engaging science videos to kids and educators,” said Rick Rose, co-creator and director of Into the Outdoors.

HATS OFF | THOR'S OUTDOOR SCIENCE ACADEMCY

One of Thor’s favorite ways to help people connect to science is through cooking, which is a recurring segment in his show. “I don’t want to just give out facts,” said Thor, a graduate in anthropology from the University of Colorado in Denver. “I want to share the stories behind the facts and then demonstrate a practical application through food. Plus, I’ve always loved food!”

In a segment on rock salt, Thor explains how rock salt has played an important role in human civilization as well as modern languages. He also can’t ignore salt’s “rock star” place in taste and food preservation, as he grills up shrimp and venison (which he hunted himself with a bow and arrow) on a slab of rock salt.

To watch Thor’s Outdoor Science AcademyTM, tune into Thor's YouTube channel.

On his website, Thor features his science and cooking segments, as well as recommendations on books, podcasts and other ponderings.

Learn more about Thor’s Outdoor Science AcademyTM at thorsoutdoorscienceacademy.com or follow on social media at: www.facebook.com/thorsoutdoor www.twitter.com/oudoorthors www.instagram.com/thorsoutdoorscience https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9VNKv vFHZ-qJ9WYymyaCWA www.tiktok.com/thorsoutdoorscience

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FirstEnergy Names Steven E. Strah Chief Executive Officer Akron, OH – FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) today announced that Steven E. Strah has been named the company’s chief executive officer and a member of the Board of Directors, effective immediately. Strah has served as acting chief executive officer since October 2020, and as president, a position he continues to hold, since May 2020.

“Steve has consistently demonstrated the leadership skills, strategic acumen, and deep knowledge of our business needed to position FirstEnergy for long-term stability and success,” said Donald T. Misheff, nonexecutive chairman. “Since his appointment as acting CEO, he has taken meaningful steps to put FirstEnergy on the right path forward, including ensuring a renewed emphasis on compliance and transparency throughout the company; laying out his strategy, including through FE Forward, to transform the company; and working to reduce regulatory uncertainty affecting the company’s Ohio utilities. The Board has full confidence in Steve and believes this is the right time for him to take the CEO role as we execute on the company’s strategic priorities for the benefit of all stakeholders and drive enhanced value for shareholders.”

Strah said, “During my time leading the company as acting CEO, I have worked alongside the Board and the rest of the management team to address the challenges facing the company

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and ensure FirstEnergy stands on solid financial, operational, and regulatory footing.

Moving forward, we remain focused on driving strong performance, engaging constructively with regulators and our other stakeholders, and fostering a culture of uncompromising integrity and ethical behavior, starting from the top. I appreciate the Board’s confidence in me and in our management team as we continue to implement the company’s strategy and deliver the safe and reliable electric service FirstEnergy’s customers depend on every day.”

Implementing Key Initiatives to Strengthen FirstEnergy’s Future The Board of Directors and the executive management team under Strah’s leadership have acted with a sense of urgency to address current challenges and are implementing key initiatives to enhance shareholder value and reshape FirstEnergy into a more resilient, industry- leading organization of the future.

Since being appointed acting CEO, Strah has spearheaded the company-wide FE Forward program that is expected to transform FirstEnergy in a way that provides near-term value while opening new opportunities for longer-term growth. The proactive steps being taken will support the company’s future growth trajectory for the benefit of shareholders and all stakeholders.

HATS OFF | CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Strah said, “We are confident that these initiatives, which we have developed over the last several months, will strengthen our business and build on the substantial progress we have already made toward our objectives with FE Forward. We are undertaking a transformation that is intended to enhance value for our shareholders and improve our credit profile while reinvesting in a truly modern and distinctive experience that improves customer service and satisfaction – all of which will put FirstEnergy on the right path forward.”

FE Forward As shared in the company’s most recent quarterly earnings, the management team has set a path with FE Forward to build upon the company’s strong operations and business fundamentals and deliver immediate value and resilience, with substantial operating and capital efficiencies ramping up through 2024.

By 2024, FE Forward is projected to generate approximately $300 million in annualized capital expenditure efficiencies while continuing to hold operating expenses flat by absorbing approximately $100 million in projected increases. In addition, the company expects to generate approximately $250 million in working capital improvements by 2022. This program includes an estimated $150 million of costs to achieve through 2023, which are expected to be self-funded through these efficiencies.

FE Forward is not a downsizing effort and there will not be any involuntary employee reductions in connection with this program. FE Forward will optimize processes and procedures through a range of opportunities, including:

Optimizing operations by expanding capabilities in areas such as strategic sourcing, inventory optimization, and commercial contract terms, and by standardizing best- in-class work management policies across the enterprise; Accelerating the company’s digital transformation by revamping customers’ online experience, automating sourcing data collection and management, and deploying advanced analytics in asset health decisions as well as vegetation management programs; and Productivity improvements through system integration that puts advanced technology tools, such as mobile dashboards and remote access to asset management information, in the hands of frontline employees.

About Steve Strah Strah is a highly respected energy executive, with 36 years of industry experience and a deep understanding of the FirstEnergy business. He was appointed president in May 2020, a position he continues to hold, overseeing FirstEnergy Utilities; Corporate Services and Information Technology; Finance; Product Development, Marketing and Branding; External Affairs; Rates and Regulatory Affairs; and Strategy. He began his career with The Illuminating Company in 1984 and served in a variety of utility leadership roles including regional president of Ohio Edison; vice president, Distribution Support; and senior vice president, FirstEnergy Utilities.

He was elected senior vice president and chief financial officer in 2018.

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VIRTUAL EMPLOYER LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE UPDATE OF THE 16TH DISTRICT Updates on the State of Trenton from our Representative of the 16th Legislative District Senator Christopher "Kip" Bateman (R)

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2021 RSVP IS REQUIRED TO ATTEND

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HEALTHY HUNTERDON WORKFORCE VIRTUAL CHAMPION MEETING In the Middle of this Pandemic & Ongoing Challenges How DO We Remain Positive in the workplace? Join us for a Great Virtual Panel & Get some tips you can implement There will be some Chances to Win some Great Spring Gift Cards

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CHAMBER CONNECT

"Do business with each other" “Being a part of the Chamber’s Connects #2 group has been a great experience in meeting regularly (using Zoom during the pandemic) with a close-knit group of business owners that seek to make referrals and do business with each other."

- Eric Lathrop, Senior Wealth Advisor, Aurora Private Wealth

"Enhance relationships and share leads" “Every other Monday business professionals interact, network and enjoy time spent together to enhance relationships and share leads."

- Tom Bay, Owner Anita's Angels, Inc.

"When we connect, we grow business" “As a Hunterdon County professional, I have found the Chamber Connects program to be an effective means to expand my legal practice among countybased businesses. When we connect, we grow our businesses."

- Kevin M. Kilcommons, Esq., Clinton.

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RECREATIONAL CANNABIS IS LEGAL IN NEW JERSEY: WHAT EMPLOYERS NEED TO KNOW THIS PRESENTATION IS FOR YOU IF YOUR COMPANY HAS THESE QUESTIONS: 1. WHAT ARE THE KEY PROVISIONS OF THE NEW JERSEY CANNABIS REGULATORY, ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE, AND MARKETPLACE MODERNIZATION ACT (CREAMMA) THAT IMPACT MY WORKPLACE? 2. WHAT ARE THE NEW RULES FOR DRUG TESTING AND THE INTERPLAY WITH THE JAKE HONIG MEDICAL CANNABIS ACT? 3. WHAT SHOULD EVERY EMPLOYER BE DOING NOW? 4. WHAT IS LEFT UNANSWERED BY CREAMMA? WE WILL OFFER SOME HELPFUL SCENARIOS AND ANSWER QUESTIONS YOU HAVE ABOUT THIS LEGISLATION AT THE CONCLUSION. FORMAT IS 1 HOUR PRESENTATION, WITH ROUGHLY 10-15 MINS SPENT ON EACH SEGMENT. DISCLAIMER: NOTHING IN THIS PRESENTATION SHOULD BE INTERPRETED AS LEGAL ADVICE. THIS PRESENTATION IS INTENDED TO HELP A PERSON TO UNDERSTAND THE AREA OF LAW SO THAT THEY MIGHT ASK THE RIGHT QUESTIONS WITH THE ATTORNEY OF HIS/HER CHOICE. Moderated by

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