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NTSB to issue report in fatal NJ Transit River Line crash next month
The National Transportation Safety Board expects to issue a preliminary report early next month on the NJ Transit light rail crash that killed the train operator and injured 23 people.
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On Burlington Island, human nature has been at odds with nature for 400 years. What’s next?
Uninhabited for decades and little known to the public, Burlington Island is a natural resource rich in history and possibilities for the city that owns it and the region that surrounds it.
Senator Singleton Announces $1 Million for Lenape High School Infrastructure Improvements
MOORESTOWN – State Senator Troy Singleton announced that he has secured $1 million for the Lenape Regional High School District to help fund infrastructure improvements to Lenape High School. Senator Singleton made the announcement virtually at the monthly Board of Education Meeting held last night.
Singleton Bill to Expand Disclosure Requirements in Small Business Lending Clears Committee
TRENTON – In an effort to ensure transparency in lending and protect small business owners from potential exploitation, the Senate Commerce Committee advanced legislation sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton that would expand disclosure requirements for financial products to small business owners that are less than $500,000.
Singleton, Cryan Bill to Provide for Monitoring of Private Universities Converting to Non-Profits Advances
TRENTON – Aiming to provide better oversight of universities, colleges, and career training centers that operate for profit, the Senate Higher Education Committee advanced legislation sponsored by Senators Troy Singleton and Joe Cryan that would establish a process to monitor a proprietary institution that converts to a nonprofit corporation for transactions that would improperly benefit private interests.
Legislation to Redistribute Surplus Animal License Fees for Cruelty Law Enforcement Advances
TRENTON, NJ – Legislation spearheaded by Senator Troy Singleton has progressed within the Senate Economic Growth Committee. This bill mandates that excess funds from animal license fees and similar charges be redirected to uphold animal cruelty laws.
Does your deed say Black, Jewish, or Polish people can’t live in your home? In Pa., there’s a new way to address old discriminatory language.
Property owners can file a form that gets attached to the deed and disavows and nullifies discriminatory language in it. Pennsylvania follows New Jersey, Delaware, and other states.
Singleton to Host Public Meeting with NJ Transit Execs on River LINE's Safety, Reliability
PALMYRA, NJ — State Senator Troy Singleton will be hosting a public meeting next week with NJ Transit executives regarding the River LINE — and the public is invited to attend and participate.