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County Sheriff’s Office to Continue Special Patrols in River Line Towns During Holiday Season and Into 2025
BORDENTOWN CITY, NJ — Special details of Burlington County Sheriff's Officers will continue to patrol in towns along the River Line light-rail in December and into 2025, Burlington County Sheriff James Kostoplis announced this week.
Singleton Bill to Require Insurance Coverage for Biomarker Testing Advances in State Senate
TRENTON, NJ — Legislation that would require health insurers to cover biomarker testing has advanced in the New Jersey State Senate.
Legislation Naming Part of I-295 After Bordentown's Benjamin Moore Signed into Law
TRENTON, NJ — A portion of Route 295 will now be named after a local hero through legislation signed into law by Governor Phil Murphy on Thursday.
'Tis the season for giving. Here's where you can donate toys for kids in South Jersey
With Christmas less that one month away, many South Jersey offices and organizations are adopting a spirit of giving — and you can, too.
Lenape Regional High School District Receives $1M Grant for Lenape High Upgrades Secured by Senator Singleton
MEDFORD—State Senator Troy Singleton recently announced that he has secured $1 million for the Lenape Regional High School District (LRHSD) to help fund infrastructure improvements to Lenape High School.
Singleton, County Partnering With Non-Profit to Give Away 600 Winter Coats to Kids
WESTAMPTON, NJ — Senator Troy Singleton and the Burlington County Commissioners have partnered with the non-profit Parents Engaging Parents to sponsor a coat giveaway that will distribute 600 coats to children in need for the upcoming winter season.
Volunteers Sought to Lay Wreaths at Beverly National Cemetery for the Holidays
BEVERLY, NJ — State Senator Troy Singleton is seeking volunteers from the community to help honor late veterans this holiday season.
Bordentown's State Legislators Collecting New, Unwrapped Gifts for Toys for Tots
BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ — Planning on doing some holiday shopping? Consider purchasing a gift for the Toys for Tots drive and dropping it off at one of Bordentown's state representatives' District Offices.
Gallery: Crowd complains about River LINE problems in Burlington County
Officials from NJ Transit and a contractor responsible for River LINE service appear at an Oct. 22 public meeting organized by state Senator Troy Singleton, D-Burlington.