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Anchor-less Parsippany shopping center could be a redevelopment target

After the loss of three anchor businesses in 2024, one of Parsippany's oldest and largest shopping centers is under scrutiny by town officials, who want to see if it should be designated as an area in need of redevelopment.

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Budget stress testing is the norm in many states, not yet in NJ

Legislation in support sailed through the Senate, but hasn’t budged in the Assembly

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Scutari shuffles Senate committee chairs, leadership posts triggered by Pou vacancy

Gopal moves into Big Six; Lagana, Singleton, Mukherji, Johnson and Burgess among the senators getting new posts

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Singleton Elevated to New Leadership Role in Senate Majority Caucus

TRENTON, NJ — Senator Troy Singleton has been elevated to a new leadership position within the Senate Majority Caucus, Senate President Nick Scutari announced on Thursday.

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South Jersey Lawmaker Touting Trio of Affordable Housing Bills

During Phil Murphy’s State of the State address on Jan. 14, the governor gave a shout-out to several lawmakers and their proposals for the upcoming legislative year, including South Jersey’s Sen. Troy Singleton.

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Murphy pushes reform of zoning and permitting to boost affordable housing

Governor to urge easing of ‘outdated restrictions,’ according to advance excerpt from State of the State address

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Bordentown Township Committee Reorganizes, Chooses Holliday as Mayor

BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP, NJ – It was standing room only on a chilly Saturday morning at the Bordentown Township municipal building when the Township Committee reorganized with Eric Holliday selected to serve as Mayor for 2025.

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1st Black Mayor In Moorestown History Expected To Be Appointed

Sen. Cory Booker will deliver video remarks at the council meeting, when his former staffer, Quinton Law, is slated to be voted mayor.

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A state tax credit program is helping Atlantic City's neighborhoods. A Senate bill would add $50M to the program.

Neighborhood revitalization projects like those occurring in Atlantic City and Camden’s distressed neighborhoods could get a boost under a bill that would increase funding for the state’s Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit program by $50 million annually.

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Singleton Kicks-Off 8th Year of Monthly Community Service Projects at Habitat for Humanity ReStore

MAPLE SHADE – Inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Senator Troy Singleton is once again partnering with Habitat for Humanity of South Central New Jersey for his January community service project. The “Serve with Senator Singleton” event will be held on Monday, January 20 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore located at 530 Route 38 East in Maple Shade.

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