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Burlington County Commissioners Applaud School Administrators For Joining Stigma-Free Initiative
The Burlington County Commissioners’ efforts to make Burlington County a stigma-free county is picking up more support.
Singleton Calls For Quicker Turnaround Time For NJ Unemployment Claims
TRENTON, NJ — Senator Troy Singleton (D-Burlington) wants the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL) to speed up the turnaround time for unemployment claims and is calling for a conduct performance review of the Division of Unemployment.
Serve With Singleton Marks 40 Community Service Days, 1,600 Volunteer Hours With Alice Paul Event
MOUNT LAUREL, NJ — Since first being elected to the State Senate in 2018, Senator Troy Singleton (D-7) has brought together volunteers throughout Burlington County for his "Serve with Singleton" events to give back to the communities he serves.
Burlington County Commissioners, Senator Troy Singleton Congratulate New RCBC Board of Trustees Chair Robin Walton
MOUNT HOLLY – The Burlington County Board of Commissioners applauded the selection of Robin A. Walton as the new chair of the Rowan College at Burlington County Board of Trustees, saying the Trustees’ choice will usher in a new era of strong leadership at the county college.
Singleton Bill Requiring Government, Civic Instruction In College Advances
TRENTON, NJ – In an effort to provide college students with a strong foundation of our nation's government, the Senate Higher Education Committee last week advanced legislation sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton that would require students enrolled in public colleges or universities to receive instruction on American government and civic engagement.
N.J. Committee Approves A Measure That Would Require Civics Education For College Students
A bill that would require students at New Jersey public colleges and universities to receive instruction on American government and civic engagement is one step closer to passage after a Senate committee approved it earlier this week.
County School Administrators Join Stigma-Free Initiative
MOUNT HOLLY, NJ – The Burlington County Commissioners' efforts to make Burlington County a stigma-free county is picking up more support.
Lawmakers Approve Package Of Bills Aimed At Benefitting Veterans And Military Families
TRENTON, NJ — Lawmakers are aiming to make New Jersey more welcoming for veterans and military families by expanding tax credits for the companies that employ them and ensuring dependents of military personnel have access to community-based services.
Fast-tracked Effort To Reduce Prescription Drug Costs For Some In N.J. Wins Key Support
Fueled in part by the outrage over the soaring costs for lifesaving drugs, two state legislative committees Monday approved a package of bills to curb prices on prescriptions in New Jersey and more carefully regulate pharmacy benefit managers that are hired to negotiate discounts.