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Sen. Singleton's Workwear Clothing Drive Runs Through Friday
MOORESTOWN, NJ — Have you come across unused work wear as you've done your Spring cleaning this year and are wondering what to do with it?
Codey, Singleton Bill to establish the New Jersey Educator Scholarship Program Advances
Trenton – In an effort to encourage more students to pursue an education career, the Senate today approved legislation sponsored by Senator Richard Codey and Senator Troy Singleton that would establish the New Jersey Educator Scholarship Program within the Higher Education Student Assistance Authority.
Singleton, Turner Bill to Support Minority-Owned Cannabis Businesses Passes Senate
Trenton – The Senate today advanced legislation sponsored by Senators Troy Singleton and Shirley K. Turner, which would help minority, women, and disabled-veteran candidates enter the recreational cannabis market by expanding access to capital for those groups.
Singleton, Gopal, Bill to Combat Human Trafficking Advances
Trenton – In an effort to further combat human trafficking in New Jersey, the Senate today advanced legislation sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton, and Senator Vin Gopal, which would hold all those who benefit from human trafficking accountable.
Singleton, Turner Legislation to Establish Matchmaker Program for Small Businesses Passes Senate
Trenton – The Senate today advanced legislation sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton and Senator Shirley K. Turner that would establish the “Annual Business Matchmaking Initiative” program for small businesses.
Senator Singleton Kicks Off Business Attire Drive
(MOORESTOWN) - Seventh Legislative District Senator Troy Singleton is hosting a work attire drive to support the Burlington County based non-profit, Beacon of Hope, now through June 30th.
New Jersey Politics June 17, 2023
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We’re so close to lowering the cost of medicine in New Jersey. Let’s get it done.
Opinion
An assemblyman says New Jersey can’t afford to push off legislation that would lower drug prices to the next legislative session. Drugs simply don’t work if people can’t afford them.
Does NJ need an AI czar? State senator says it's the intelligent move.
As artificial intelligence gains traction in almost every aspect of our world, one New Jersey lawmaker is looking to put an expert in charge of how artificial intelligence implemented in the state's government.