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Singleton And County's School Supply Drive Continues With Mount Laurel Drop-Off Site
MOUNT LAUREL, NJ — The Burlington County Commissioners, Burlington County Sheriff’s Department and New Jersey Senator Troy Singleton want to make sure every Burlington County child is prepared to return to school this fall.
Willingboro Jazz Festival Set For Aug. 14
Willingboro Township’s 39th Jazz Festival returns in-person for the first time since 2019.
County Partnership Produces ‘Touchless’ Food Pantry
For more than two years, Burlington County and the Food Bank of South Jersey have partnered for a touchless, drive-through pantry as part of an effort to battle hunger and food insecurity.
Burlington County Commissioners And Sheriff’s Department Collecting Backpacks, School Supplies
MOUNT HOLLY – The Burlington County Commissioners, Burlington County Sheriff’s Department and New Jersey Senator Troy Singleton want to make sure every Burlington County child is prepared to return to school this fall.
How Jersey Suburbs Have Created A Housing Crisis
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For Americans who own a home, the crisis brought on by the shortage of housing is a blessing, increasing home values by a staggering $6 trillion over the last two years.
Acting Governor Oliver Highlights Housing Affordability Funding In Fiscal Year 2023 Budget
EAST ORANGE – Acting Governor Sheila Y. Oliver today held a press conference to highlight the historic investments in housing affordability in the Fiscal Year 2023 (FY2023) budget. The overall FY2023 budget reaffirms the Murphy Administration’s commitment to making New Jersey a stronger, fairer, more affordable state for all.
Singleton, County Hosting School Supply Drive With Mount Laurel Drop-Off Site
MOUNT LAUREL, NJ — The Burlington County Commissioners, Burlington County Sheriff’s Department and New Jersey Senator Troy Singleton want to make sure every Burlington County child is prepared to return to school this fall.
A Workable Solution to Lowering Our Property Taxes
Everyone likes rebates, especially if it’s applied to a tax bill. You do the math in your head and recognize that though you’re obligated to pay the tax, the rebate – it’s money in your pocket – eases the pain of paying. Simply put, rebates do put some money in taxpayers’ pockets, but they don’t necessarily lower property taxes.