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Hurricane Ida victims hope second crack at relief bill wins governor’s support
Lawmakers are looking for a new way to offer relief to Hurricane Ida victims still required to pay the mortgage on properties that have long been inhabitable, weeks after Gov. Phil Murphy conditionally vetoed a similar bill.
Saying Thank You to our Local Veterans
Last night, we said THANK YOU to our local veterans and hosted a Veterans Appreciation Dinner in partnership with Feeding Our Heroes, an organization that seeks to address food insecurity amongst veterans and first responders.
These 3 healthcare jobs in N.J. didn’t require background checks. They do now.
More healthcare professionals in New Jersey will be required to get criminal background checks when applying for a license under a new law aimed at improving patient safety.
New, Fuller Weekday River LINE Schedule to Start on September 23
BORDENTOWN, NJ — After a summer of delays and cancelations due to equipment issues, signal malfunctions and weather, NJ TRANSIT has introduced a new, fuller weekday schedule for the River LINE beginning on September 23.
Hispanic Heritage Month
It’s Hispanic Heritage Month, an important time to recognize the contributions of New Jersey’s Hispanic community, which accounts for over 20% of our total population.
Locally, I celebrated by attending Servicios Latinos de Burlington County’s annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration!
From the entertainment - live singing, dancing, music and more – to the delicious food and energetic audience, this festival did not disappoint!
Housing is a Human Right
This week, I helped kick off the Governor’s Conference on Housing and Economic Development in Atlantic City. While on a legislative panel, I discussed how housing is a key component to reducing poverty, increasing economic mobility, and helping families build generational wealth.
23 years later...
Twenty-three years ago today, on September 11, 2001, America was under attack. None of us will ever forget where we were that day as we watched the events unfold on TV, or listened to the news reports on the radio. But, more importantly, we must never forget those who died that day, and the families they left behind.
Burlington County Commissioners Announce $290,000 in Grant Awards for Food Assistance Programs
Burlington County is providing more help in the battle against hunger and food insecurity. The Burlington County Commissioners announced the first six awards from the County’s new $1 million grant program to assist food programs.
Back to School!
We’ve had a busy few weeks collecting school supplies, distributing backpacks, and providing free haircuts to kids in Burlington County so they can start the school year off prepared, ready to learn, and with confidence.
Free Back-To-School Haircuts Available For Cinnaminson Youth
Moguls Barbershop in Cinnaminson will offer free cuts this weekend in partnership with State Sen. Troy Singleton.