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- Senator Cory Booker has been speaking on the Senate floor for almost 15 straight hours now, criticizing Donald Trump's ridiculous policies, vowing to stay on the senate floor as long as he's physically able.
-Kumzing global event tonight at the Ritz Theater in Elizabeth, NJ.Featuring:
Gershi Uri, Naftali Kempeh, Sruli Green, Shmueli Ungar, and Motty Weiss
- Starting today April 1st N.J. cops start crackdown on texting drivers for the next month. towns across NJ received funding for this enforcement, Jackson: $7,000
Lakewood: $12,250, Howell $7000
- Lakewood planning board meeting today 6 pm watch livestream Here see agenda Here Cheshek shlomo day care center application on White st.
- The Lakewood Department of Public Works (DPW) announced that, next week, Lakewood residents will have their trash picked up twice from their homes in order to assist with their pre-Pesach cleaning Director Phil Roux explains that residents whose weekly trash pickup is on Monday; and those whose weekly trash pickup is on Wednesday; will have their trash picked up on both Monday, April 7th and Wednesday, April 9th. Residents whose weekly trash pickup is on Tuesday; and those whose weekly trash pickup is on Thursday; will have their trash picked up on both Tuesday April 8th and Thursday, April 10th.
- SALT steakhouse in a post on LinkedIn say they will no longer be open to the public but will instead become a private only members club. Amounting SALT STEAKHOUSE SOCIAL An elite membership program designed for those who truly appreciate luxury dining at its finest. Membership will be $10,000 per year, and only a select few will have the privilege of joining. #April fools.
- New Jersey Gov Murphy
says his administration has been informed that the federal government is cutting $85 million in infrastructure funding from 20 public school districts in the state. The affected districts include Newark - the state's largest - as well as, Paterson, Passaic, East Orange, North Bergen, Brick, Bergenfield, Elizabeth and Linden.
-As of April 1st, New Jersey now has 6,559,549 registered voters, an increase of 9,232 voters since March 1st. There are 2,449,041 registered Democrats (+717) and 1,619,352 registered Republicans (+5,212). An additional 2,415,997 voters are unaffiliated (+3,370) (onejersey)