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Donate Unwanted Books!
My legislative colleagues and I are collecting new and gently used children’s books throughout the month of March in honor of Dr. Suess’ Birthday and National Reading Month. Donations will be given to BookSmiles, a local organization that seeks to “irrigate book deserts” by building personal libraries for kids and classrooms in need. Anyone interested in donating books can drop them off Mon-Fri, from 9am to 5pm at our office located at 400 North Church Street, Suite 260 in Moorestown. A donation bin is in the lobby of the building. See below for more info and additional drop off sites!
Free Info Session About NJ’s Property Tax Relief Programs And Application!
Attention Seniors! Do you have questions about New Jersey’s three property tax relief programs? Have questions about the new combined application PAS-1? We are bringing the NJ Division of Taxation to Edgewater Park for an information session about these programs for seniors – ANCHOR, STAY NJ, and SENIOR FREEZE.
Black History Month
This Black History Month, we should reflect on the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of those who paved the way, and those whose shoulders we stand upon, so future generations can dream bigger and go further.
Minnesota Is Hurting
Minnesota is hurting. And when Minnesota hurts, America must listen. In just a few short weeks, families have buried loved ones, communities have been shaken, and trust has been strained by a series of deeply troubling events. These moments demand more than talking points. They demand leadership rooted in empathy, accountability, and an unwavering commitment to justice.
Gov Murphy Signed Lisa’s Law!
This week, we celebrated a victory more than a decade in the making. It has been a LOONG journey to see this bill, Lisa’s Law, finally become law.
Major Investment In The River LINE
There are some issues we cannot fix with a bill, or by passing a new law. Making trains run on time, and ensuring they don’t break down repeatedly, is one of them. That is why we’ve used our platform to hold NJ Transit accountable over the years each and every time YOU let us know there was a problem. No matter how big, how small – we relayed each concern. And we brought NJ Transit executives to appear before you not once, but twice in townhall settings. With you, we demanded better.