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BurlCo Restaurant Week 2026
Attention BurlCo Restaurants and Foodies! Burlington County Restaurant Week will return August 2-8. If you’re a foodie, mark your calendar!
Bordentown Township Gives Residents Preview of Upcoming Splash Park
BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP, NJ — Residents have a chance to get a sneak peek at a long-awaited amenity coming to Bordentown Township this summer.
Singleton Bill Supporting Pre-Purchase Homebuyer Counseling Advances
TRENTON - The Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee advanced a bill today sponsored by committee Chair Senator Troy Singleton that helps ensure homebuyer counseling services are still available to purchasers following changes from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
New Jersey Gov. Sherrill wants data centers to pay for their own electricity
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill on Wednesday laid out a four-point plan that will require data centers to pay for the electricity they use, and to report how much power and water they consume.
South Jersey's most prominent people of the past 250 years, Part V
State Sen. Troy Singleton is a Willingboro High School graduate who later earned a degree in business administration and finance from Rowan University.
Burlington County Restaurant Week Returns This Summer
Mark your calendars because Burlington County’s tastiest business promotion is returning this summer.
Singleton Statement on the Need for Responsible Data Center Development
TRENTON – Senator Troy Singleton, Chairman of the Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee, today issued the following statement regarding responsible data center development in New Jersey:
Singleton Bill Providing Representation for Burlington County on SJTA Passes Senate
TRENTON – The Senate passed a bipartisan bill sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton and Latham Tiver that would add Burlington County as the seventh member county of the South Jersey Transportation Authority, bringing the number of SJTA board members to eight.
Singleton Bill Designating June 10 as ‘Christina Grimmie Day’ Passes Senate
TRENTON – The Senate passed a bipartisan bill today sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton and Latham Tiver that would designate June 10, 2026, as “Christina Grimmie Day” in New Jersey.
The Housing Crisis Isn’t Going to Solve Itself
The Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee, which I proudly chair, has spent this legislative session focusing almost entirely on one overriding reality – that New Jersey has a housing crisis, and it isn’t going to solve itself. Month after month, we focused our agenda on legislation that makes homeownership more accessible, expands housing supply, updates zoning laws, protects tenants, and more. This week, we continued to address New Jersey’s housing crisis by advancing two bills aimed at expanding housing opportunities and reducing barriers to development.