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New Jersey residents express safety concerns after 2 recent fatal accidents on NJ Transit's River Line
New Jersey Transit riders worried about danger on the tracks following the deadly River Line crash spoke out Tuesday at a public meeting in Burlington County about safety and reliability issues.
NJ Transit officials address riders’ concerns about River Line at public meeting
Riders got a chance to speak out about concerns in what is believed to be the first-ever public meeting about this rail line.
Commuters spoke about safety on NJ Transit River Line following fatal crashes
A town hall meeting in Palmyra centered around safety on the New Jersey Transit River Line following two accidents that killed a teenager and a train conductor.
Bordentown Regional School District to Get $1.3M in State Funds to Expand Pre-School Program
BORDENTOWN, NJ — The Bordentown Regional School District (BRSD) will be receiving over $1 million in state aid to expand its preschool program, Governor Phil Murphy and New Jersey Department of Education Acting Commissioner Kevin Dehmer announced last week.
Burlco high school gets $1M for infrastructure upgrades, including roof repair, HVAC and fire detection
MEDFORD, N.J. (KYW Newsradio) — The Lenape Regional High School District, in Burlington County, is getting $1 million to make important infrastructure upgrades, including replacing a portion of the roof at Lenape High School.
NTSB to issue report in fatal NJ Transit River Line crash next month
The National Transportation Safety Board expects to issue a preliminary report early next month on the NJ Transit light rail crash that killed the train operator and injured 23 people.
On Burlington Island, human nature has been at odds with nature for 400 years. What’s next?
Uninhabited for decades and little known to the public, Burlington Island is a natural resource rich in history and possibilities for the city that owns it and the region that surrounds it.
Legislation to Redistribute Surplus Animal License Fees for Cruelty Law Enforcement Advances
TRENTON, NJ – Legislation spearheaded by Senator Troy Singleton has progressed within the Senate Economic Growth Committee. This bill mandates that excess funds from animal license fees and similar charges be redirected to uphold animal cruelty laws.