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Easing Liquor License Transfers Could Spur Economic Development, Says Sen. Singleton
Under proposed law, municipalities could transfer inactive liquor licenses to help redevelopment zones
N.J. bill would allow towns to get around state’s Prohibition-era liquor license cap
A liquor license is hard to obtain in New Jersey, and it can be quite expensive, with the average license costing hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Drug prices are obscene, and Murphy is blocking the smart solution
Editorial
Lisa Wetzel-Trainor, a freelance writer with a chronic illness, had long feared what would happen if she lost the insurance coverage she gets through her husband, a public school teacher. She’d have to pay the full cost of a drug she needs to manage her debilitating brain fog from severe ADHD: More than $1,000 a month.
Murphy vows help on N.J. property taxes, car thefts, Shore towns in State of the State speech
Proclaiming to be “building the next New Jersey,” Gov. Phil Murphy on Tuesday used his fifth State of the State address to urge more people to apply for property tax relief and vowed to assist Jersey Shore towns, fight opioid addiction and car thefts, and reform the state’s complicated liquor license laws.
Burlington County Library System accepts $1 million in state funding for improvements to Main Library, three branches
WESTAMPTON – Four Burlington County libraries will undergo facilities upgrades with $1 million in state funding secured by State Senator Troy Singleton.
Burlington County Animal Shelter waives adoption fees for December
Looking for the perfect gift this holiday season? Consider the gift of love and companionship that comes with adopting a dog or cat from the Burlington County Animal Shelter.
Burlington County Commissioners renew leases for senior nutrition sites
MOUNT HOLLY – Burlington County senior citizens will continue to have multiple locations to go for healthy meals, socialization and enrichment in 2023.