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Route 130 safety study could give Burlington County leverage to fix road
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MOUNT HOLLY — Route 130 in Burlington County needs fixing.
There has been little public dispute that the 23 miles that stretch through 12 towns in the county and have claimed more than a dozen lives in recent years need improvement.
N.J. seeks to make Route 130 safer for pedestrians
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DELRAN — Police in southern New Jersey are working together to try to make Route 130 safer for pedestrians.
Egan, Singleton & Coughlin Bill to Help Employers Avoid Tax Hike Advanced by Assembly Panel
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(TRENTON) - Legislation Assembly Democrats Joseph Egan, Troy Singleton and Craig J. Coughlin sponsored to help businesses avoid a pending tax increase was released Monday by an Assembly panel.
Animal Justice
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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – She was convicted of animal cruelty after a dog died in her care.
Yet the I-Team went undercover and found her working here in Philadelphia, holding a job you might not believe!
Stepping toward safety
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Readers of this newspaper know Route 130 is a very, very dangerous place to travel, particularly on foot.
Burlington County lawmakers aim to make roads safer for pedestrians
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Two legislators from Burlington County want to increase pedestrian safety on troubled roads such as Route 130 with stiffer traffic fines and increased funding for enforcement and safety programs.
Lawmakers introduce bills to improve pedestrian safety
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Two Burlington County legislators believe they have a possible solution for notoriously dangerous Route 130 and other roads with high pedestrian death tolls.
Assembly Panel Advances Democratic Measure to Ensure More Comprehensive Early Detection for Breast Cancer
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Legislation sponsored by Assembly Democrats Troy Singleton, Daniel Benson, Gordon Johnson, Pamela Lampitt, Annette Quijano and Valerie Vainieri Huttle to provide more comprehensive early detection for breast cancer was advanced by an Assembly panel on Monday.
Assembly panel approves bill mandating insurance cover ultrasound breast exams
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TRENTON — Insurance companies would be required to pay the cost of an ultrasound for women with a high-risk of breast cancer under a bipartisan bill the Assembly Appropriations Committee approved today.