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Burlington County Library System Completes $1M Upgrade in Pemberton
Burlington County's library system has closed the book on a $1-million upgrade for its Pemberton Township branch.
Governor’s Thumbs Up
Gov. Mikie Sherrill recently joined state Sen. Troy Singleton and his friend Mike Turner, owner of Fade Away Barbershop in Cinnaminson, to hear directly from a local business owner about the real challenges they face every day and about the work Turner does to support the community.
Bill To Refund Application Fees For Delayed Permits Advances In Senate
The Senate Commerce Committee advanced legislation sponsored by state Sen. Troy Singleton that will establish a fee refund program for individuals and businesses applying for permits, licenses, or certifications from state entities when processing delays exceed recommended timelines.
Rent Relief Bills Advanced for N.J. Tenants to Ease Housing Costs
The Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee advanced two pieces of legislation sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton to provide direct tax relief to renters facing rising housing costs and unsustainable rent burdens across New Jersey.
Singleton Bills Aimed to Ease Housing Cost Burden for Tenants Advances in State Senate
TRENTON – The Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee on Thursday advanced two pieces of legislation sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton that aim to provide direct tax relief to renters facing rising housing costs and unsustainable rent burdens across New Jersey.
NJ Lawmakers Take Aim at High Rents, Including Those Set by Software Used to Maximize Apartment Profits
A NJ Senate committee advanced a bill Thursday that would offer protections to renters in the state, including stopping landlords from charging tenants higher rent based on software algorithms.
Singleton Bill to Include Apprenticeship Placements in School Performance Reports Advances in State Senate
TRENTON, NJ – In an effort to modernize school performance reports, the Senate Education Committee on Monday unanimously advanced legislation sponsored by Senators Troy Singleton and Angela McKnight which would require school performance reports to include information about the placement of graduates, including placement in an apprenticeship.
Medford Volunteer Honor
State Sen. Troy Singleton and volunteers spent time painting and cleaning during the legislator’s 82nd “Serve with Senator Singleton” event on Feb. 7. It took place at the Dr. James Still Historic Site in honor of African American History Month.