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Greenstein, Singleton Bill To Mandate Cancer Screenings For Firefighters Signed Into Law
Trenton – In an effort to ensure the safety of firefighters throughout the State, legislation sponsored by Senator Linda Greenstein and Senator Troy Singleton was signed into law today by Governor Phil Murphy to mandate periodic cancer screenings for professional firefighters not enrolled in the State Health Benefits Plan (SHBP).
Singleton Introduces Legislation To Expand The Penalties For The Illegal Sale Of Firearms
Trenton – In an effort to crack down on illegal gun sales, Senator Troy Singleton today introduced legislation to expand culpability requirements for unlawful firearms trafficking violations.
National Suicide Prevention Month – The Importance of Dialing 9-8-8
A helpful change in preventing potential suicides and easing mental health crises has arrived. And it’s fitting that during September, which is National Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month, we can draw attention to dialing the new phone number, 9-8-8 for anyone suffering from a mental health crisis. With this change, callers can expect compassionate, accessible care and support that is available to anyone experiencing mental health-related distress, thoughts of suicide or a mental health or substance abuse crisis.
Singleton, Greenstein Seek Fairer Allocation Of Federal Lead Service Line Replacement Funding
TRENTON – New Jersey State Senators Troy Singleton and Linda Greenstein sent a letter this week to the Environmental Protection Agency stating their fierce opposition to the disproportionate funding New Jersey will receive for lead service line replacement.
South Jersey Lawmaker's Proposal For Black Heritage Trail Signed Into Law
VINELAND — Just shy of two years after it was officially proposed, a South Jersey legislator’s idea to create a “Black Heritage Trail” spanning the state is law in New Jersey.
Ringing the Bell for Better Education

As the unofficial summer slowly slides to an end, it bumps into the approaching Labor Day holiday. Though some school districts around the country have already started, many of us connect the days after Labor Day with the beginning of school. We associate this period with a fresh start. It is a time to learn, a time for fun, and a time to reunite with classmates.
Mount Laurel's Weekly Recap
With lots happening in Mount Laurel you may have missed some of TAPinto Mount Laurel's top stories this past week. Here is your chance to catch up on what you've missed before the week ahead begins!