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Singleton Statement on George Helmy’s Departure
Trenton – Senate Majority Whip, Senator Troy Singleton, issued the following statement on Chief of Staff George Helmy’s departure:
Rowan University's New Veterinary School to Operate PAWS Farm Starting in 2024
MOUNT LAUREL, NJ — PAWS Farm will be run by Rowan University's Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine under a resolution that was unanimously passed by the Mount Laurel Township Council on Tuesday night.
Singleton Statement On River Line Service Interruptions
(TRENTON) – The following is a statement by Senate Majority Whip, Senator Troy Singleton, regarding the recent service interruptions on the River LINE:
Senator Singleton Partnering With Cinnaminson Relay For Life For September "Serve With Singleton" Event
CINNAMINSON, NJ – For his September “Serve with Senator Singleton” project, State Senator Troy Singleton will partner with the American Cancer Society to assist with their Cinnaminson Relay for Life event. The service event will take place on Saturday, September 23, 2023 at Cinnaminson High School, located at 1197 Riverton Road, and volunteers are being asked to help from 1:30 until 3:00 p.m.
XGLOsive Basketball Alliance Tour a Huge Hit in Mount Laurel
MOUNT LAUREL, NJ — Mount Laurel residents were treated to a night of glow-in-the-dark basketball, dancing and family fun, as the 2023 XGLOsive Basketball Alliance Tour came to the Larchmont Swim Club on Tuesday night.
Burlington County Summer Restaurant Week kicking off this Sunday and it’s the biggest one yet
Burlington County foodies will have more choices than ever before during the upcoming Burlington County Summer Restaurant Week.
County Hosting Monthly Free Food Distribution Event on Saturday
WESTAMPTON, NJ — The Burlington County Commissioners will be holding a free food distribution event this weekend, in partnership with Senator Troy Singleton and the Burlington County Sheriff's Department.
New fines, penalties for ‘boom parties’ are signed into law
Acting Gov. Nicholas Scutari signed legislation Monday creating new penalties for vehicles playing loud music, an effort to stop so-called boom parties that have kept some New Jersey residents awake late into the night.