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Delran Innovation 'Fab Lab' Being Created In High School's Former Auto Shop
DELRAN – There was a very good reason for state Commissioner of Education Lamont O. Repollet to return to a place he did not have fond memories of.
How Democrats Can Deliver On Health Care
“Democrats need to have a positive agenda, not just be against Donald Trump.” How many times did you hear pundits say something like that during the midterm campaigns?
Federal Report On Climate Change Has Grim Warnings For New Jersey
There’s no sugarcoating the conclusions of major document. It underlines threats to health and well-being in the Northeast.
Independent Spending On 2018 NJ Congressional Races More Than Triples Previous High
Spending by independent, outside groups reached an all-time high of $49 million in this year’s Congressional elections in New Jersey.
Grewal Issues New Rules For How Law Enforcement Handles Sexual Assault Cases
Governor had asked for a review of existing protocols amid controversy over the hiring of a key official accused of sexual assault by another administration official.
Bill Banning Shark Fin Sales Advances In NJ Legislature
A bill banning the sale of shark fins in New Jersey waters has advanced in the state Legislature.
One-Stop System To Give NJ Seniors, Disabled Access To Medical, Other Programs
There’s now a single online entryway through which New Jersey seniors and disabled residents can sign up for public programs in one go. It’s called NJSave.
Training Helps Veterans Get Skills Needed For In-Demand Jobs
What do we owe the military women and men who sacrifice so much to keep us safe at home - besides our most profound thanks?
Lawmakers Back Tax Breaks To Boost Apprentice Employment
Lawmakers unveiled a pair of tax credits aimed at boosting employment for skilled laborers by enticing employer participation in federal-level apprenticeship programs.