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Conaway & Singleton Announce State Grant to Help Low-Income BurlCo Residents Pay Utility Bills
Assemblymen Herb Conaway, Jr, M.D. and Troy Singleton (both D-Burlington) on Friday announced that the State of New Jersey has awarded a $194,404 grant to assist low-income residents in Burlington County who are struggling to pay their utility bills.
Lampitt, Singleton, Mainor, Watson Coleman & Sumter Bill to Increase Teaching Opportunities, Help Boost Failing Schools Clears Senate Panel
(TRENTON) - Legislation sponsored by Assembly Democrats Pamela Lampitt, Troy Singleton, Charles Mainor, Bonnie Watson Coleman and Shavonda E. Sumter to increase teaching opportunities for minority men in order to help provide high quality teachers in chronically challenged schools cleared by Senate Education Committee on Thursday.
Singleton Introduces Innovative Bill Package to Raise the Bar on Public Education in New Jersey
Assemblyman Troy Singleton (D-Burlington) has introduced a package of bills to create an innovative new approach to public education in New Jersey that would boost the performance of both students and teachers and attract quality educators to critical subject areas.
$1M grant to pay for new bridge between Cinnaminson, Riverton
TRENTON — A $1 million state grant will be used to replace a bridge across Pompeston Creek between Cinnaminson and Riverton.
NJDOT awards $1 million grant for Burlington County bridge replacement
The Burlington County Bridge Commission has been awarded a $1 million grant to replace the nearly 80-year-old Pompeston Creek Bridge connecting Riverton and Palmyra.
Conaway & Singleton Urge Willingboro School Officials to Work with Parents to Ensure No Child Goes Hungry
Assemblymen Herb Conaway, Jr., M.D. and Troy Singleton (both D-Burlington) on Monday encouraged Willingboro school district officials to work with parents to ensure that students in the district do not go hungry while, at the same time being mindful of budgetary realities.
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413,000 NJ mental health records submitted for gun checks
TRENTON — The New Jersey Judiciary is making significant progress in its efforts to provide mental health records to law enforcement about people disqualified from obtaining firearms.