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... percent of all the uninsured in New Jersey are non-elderly adults, of whom 60 percent are employed, mostly in full-time jobs. These employees are playing by all the rules to support their families but ...
... Network board president. “The ongoing troubled economy translates into too many ‘For Sale’ and ‘For Rent’ signs in addition to boarded up and vacant buildings. Furthermore, families are doubling up because ...
... is assigned to a failing school, but also so that families can select a school that gives their child the best opportunity for success." The DOE will use the aid for three activities. First, the department ...
... and Cabbage was the original Irish dish that eventually evolved into corned beef and cabbage. In Ireland on Saint Patrick’s Day, which falls during the Christian season of Lent, Irish families would traditionally ...
... that would bring much needed reform to the Port Authority and would roll back the toll hikes which are targeting and hurting families and businesses on Staten Island. By conducting the hearing on Staten ...
... controversy Christie must remove Kean University’s President Dawood Farahi Families of developmentally disabled should be part of decision making The Christie administration is dividing New Jerseyans, ...
... not enough community vacancies exist. Most families wait a minimum of seven years before their disabled loved one can be placed. Closing the developmental centers will create an even greater backlog and ...
... tax. Both taxes have negative consequences for the economy and the people’s income and wealth. Taxes deprive all taxpayers with the means to provide for themselves and their families. And one of the ...
... the radiation on the health of the workers and their families. “But the government doesn’t really want to know,” he said. As for the workers, protesting is not an option. “I’ve talked to them about ...
... other states. But while making sure hard-working New Jerseyans earn enough to support their families is a worthy goal on its own, it’s not just families with low-wage breadwinners who benefit from an ...
... and lower-income families here in New Jersey, who are struggling daily to make ends meet and pay their property taxes. If we want to make New Jersey more affordable and competitive, then we must tackle ...
... Intellectual Disabilities responds to deinstitutionalization controversy Christie must remove Kean University’s President Dawood Farahi Families of developmentally disabled should be part of decision ...
... livable wage, and anyone who would tell you otherwise has never tried to live at it. We must take this step to not only help the families who most need it, but to ensure that they don’t again fall backwards.” ...
... card. The story got folks’ attention. Michigan State Sen. Tonya Schuitmaker released a statement today, saying that “food assistance is meant as a safety net for families in need. Million-dollar lottery ...
...  We are very concerned that working class families with children are not being equitably treated in this budget. Castro says in his prepared remarks. The proposed budget maintains the cutback in eligibility ...
... of Ron Paul’s presidential campaign is shameful Anthony Weiner should stay in Congress as a reminder to the American people All New Jersey families could have school choices if we do the following ...
... support, training, education, and equipment to law enforcement agencies, as well as financial aid to families of slain officers and grants to underfunded county law enforcement agencies. According to the ...
... credits for residents earning as much as $250,000. Leading the charge, Senate President Stephen Sweeney (D) of West Deptford called for giving middle-class families a 10 percent property-tax credit on ...
... Christie’s policies are being forced on caregivers, in violation of the civil rights of people with developmental disabilities and their families. The Task Force cites a specific case: “As an example, ...
... a Disability Policy Specialist, has always supported the right of people with developmental disabilities and their families to choose community placement. The Olmstead United States Supreme Court decision ...
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