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Burlington County was left out of a new free shuttle bus launch in South Jersey. Here’s when and why that’ll change.

The South Jersey Transportation Authority announced a free shuttle bus program in June. Burlington County is still waiting for its route to start service.

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Summer Starts Here: Bordentown Township's New Splash Pad Officially Open

BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP, NJ — Bordentown now has a new way to cool off in the dog days of summer. 

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Residents of this N.J. county finally get a say in decisions that affect their commute

Drivers and transit riders in Burlington County will have a voice on the agency that runs the Atlantic City Expressway, an airport and several transit shuttles.

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County Commissioners, Sheriff, Singleton Hosting Annual School Supply Drive with Bordentown Drop-Off Site

BORDENTOWN, NJ — New Jersey Senator Troy Singleton, Burlington County Commissioners, and Burlington County Sheriff’s Office want to make sure every Burlington County child is prepared to return to school this fall.

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School Supplies Needed

School is out for the summer but September will be here before we know it! That is why I am partnering with the Burlington County Commissioners and Sheriff’s Office to collect new school supplies and backpacks for Burlington County kids in need.  

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Senator Troy Singleton, Burlington County collecting school supplies for low-income families

MOORESTOWN — New Jersey Senator Troy Singleton, the Burlington County Commissioners, and the Burlington County Sheriff’s Office are teaming up again to help make sure every Burlington County child is properly equipped when they return to school this fall.

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(WATCH) InsiderNJ Exclusive: Senator Troy Singleton on the Budget, Housing, and the Political Climate

MOORESTOWN - Senator Troy Singleton (D-7) today in his district office broke down the just passed and signed FY2027 Budget and outlined his affordable housing priorities in advance of the 2026 Governor’s Conference on Housing and Economic Development.

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N.J. private schools could be required to share student discipline records under new bill

A bill in the New Jersey Legislature would require nonpublic schools, including private and religious schools, to forward student disciplinary records to public school districts when a student transfers.

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Save a Life - Donate Blood!

This summer, one simple act can help save lives. I'm encouraging everyone to participate in our “Senator Singleton Community Blood Drive” by making a blood donation at a date, time, and location that works best for you.

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Legislation to Combat Veteran Homelessness Passes Senate

TRENTON – Aiming to support veterans better and address veteran homelessness, the Senate passed legislation sponsored by Senators Troy Singleton and Angela V. McKnight that would codify the “Bringing Veterans Home” initiative into law.

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