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Superstorm Sandy: A Possible Solution to the Waiting Game
Some people probably view imprudent government spending the way they do about donating money to charity. Many people give, and some give a lot. And I suspect their single greatest desire is that their donation in some reasonable (and hopefully measurable) method actually finds its way to the intended recipients. What they hate is when money is squandered (spent on administrative costs) not disbursed or even used illegally. That’s how many of us feel about our tax dollars.
GOVERNOR’S VETO KEEPS ‘REAL’ PROPERTY TAX TOTALS OUT OF THE PUBLIC EYE
Christie overrides measure that would have restored impact of drastic reduction in Homestead tax-relief program
EDA to vote on $21 million tax credit award for Radwell move to Willingboro
One of Burlington County's largest employers is in line to receive $21 million in state tax credits to help it possibly move from Lumberton to the vacant Express Scripts plant off Route 130 and Van Sciver Parkway in Willingboro.
Christie vetoes bill to set safety standard for chemical found in Moorestown wells
TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christie has blocked legislation that would mandate that the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection create a water safety standard for an unregulated chemical that has turned up in municipal wells in Moorestown.
Committee Considers Regulating Sports Betting
The number of people playing fantasy sports online has mushroomed. The Assembly Tourism and Gaming Committee held a hearing this morning to talk about regulating the industry.
Christie vetoes bill to bolster bus funding for seniors and disabled
Elderly and disabled people could have a tougher time getting to the doctor, the super market or other key destinations, advocates warned, after Gov. Chris Christie vetoed a bill to offset a decline in funding for county shuttle buses
CHRISTIE VETOES WATER BILL, SAYING IT GIVES TOO MUCH POWER TO ADVISORY PANEL
Governor shuts down attempt to regulate the amount of TCP -- a suspected carcinogen -- in New Jersey’s drinking water
Skill or chance? New Jersey could influence fantasy sports
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - Making a case they hope will resonate with states across the nation, representatives of the fantasy sports industry told New Jersey lawmakers Monday that regulators should not treat them the same way as casinos because success in their industry relies more on skill than on chance.
Bipartisan Gas-Tax Hike Could Help Tank Up Transportation Funding
Democrats and Republicans appear to be open to serious discussions during lame-duck session
American Diabetes Month: Mounting A Defense Against the Disease
I suffer from diabetes. It is a condition that has affected me and some of the members of my family for generations. 2015 marks the 75th anniversary of the fight against this deadly disease, and during November in particular, the American Diabetes Association and other concerned health organizations and medical personnel are raising their voices in an active campaign to alert Americans about the dangers of diabetes.