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Early Voting in the Primary Election

Early voting for the New Jersey Primary Election began on Tuesday and this year there are 10 early voting locations where you can securely vote in-person. 

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New Jersey Moves To Turn ‘Dying’ Office Parks Into Housing, Bypassing Local Red Tape

New Jersey could soon launch a program that cuts the red tape to allow vacant office parks to be converted into housing.

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Singleton Bill Establishing Office of Clean Energy Equity Advances

TRENTON – In an effort to reduce the negative environmental impacts on historically overburdened communities and to lower energy costs for low-income households, the Senate Environment and Energy Committee advanced legislation sponsored by Senators Troy Singleton and John McKeon.

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Singleton Bill Providing Representation for Burlington County on SJTA Advances

TRENTON – The Senate Transportation Committee recently advanced a bipartisan bill sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton 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.

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A decade after ‘Voice’ star’s murder, N.J. lawmakers move to keep her memory alive

A Burlington County native who built a massive following on YouTube and became a finalist on NBC’s “The Voice” may soon be recognized with a statewide day of remembrance.

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Burlington City’s New Economic Driver: The Arts On Second Saturdays

An initiative called Second Saturdays to spur access to the arts while boosting local businesses in Burlington City launched this month.

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New Showcase Of Local Arts, Businesses Coming To Burlington County

BURLINGTON CITY, NJ — A variety of locations along the Delaware River will be draped with art from May through October as part of a new initiative to showcase local works of artistic expression.

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Singleton Bill to End Census-Based Special Education Funding Advances in State Senate

TRENTON, NJ — Legislation that would eliminate the use of census-based funding for certain special education aid under New Jersey's school funding law has advanced in the New Jersey State Senate.

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Bordentown Regional H.S. Students, Historical Society Unveil Banner Project Celebrating Revolutionary-Era Figures

BORDENTOWN CITY, NJ — Bordentown City's visitors and residents can now learn more about the town's role in the United States' Revolutionary era thanks to a project spearheaded by Bordentown Regional High School (BRHS) students and the Bordentown Historical Society (BHS).

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Honoring the True Meaning of Memorial Day

As many families gather for the long Memorial Day Weekend and the unofficial start of summer, let us also take time to honor the extraordinary courage and sacrifice of the Americans who gave their lives in service to our country. 

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