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Lawmakers call on Gov. Murphy to allow in person graduation ceremonies
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Motor Vehicle Commission Extends Dates till the End of July and its Deeply Impacting New Jerseyans
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ALL NJ SCHOOLS WILL REMAIN CLOSED for in-person instruction
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Governor Murphy Signs Executive Order Reopening State Parks and Golf Courses
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Governor Phil Murphys “Road back” is a “Road block”
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Assembly approves bill creating penalties for bias-based false public alarms
By Assemblyman Kevin J. Rooney - District 40 on February 27, 2020 in In The News, News, Press Releases
TRENTON, N.J. – Jewish centers and synagogues have experienced bomb threats as the number of bias incidents in the state significantly increased. On Monday, the Assembly unanimously passed a bill (A724), co-sponsored by Assemblyman Kevin J. Rooney, allowing the crime of creating a false public alarm to be charged as bias intimidation. Criminals who make hate-filled […]
Consumer Alert: SCAM ALERT! – Telephone Solicitations For Various Police Organizations
There is a new scam alert going around some New Jersey towns… The Bernardsville Police Department on their Facebook page about various phone solicitations representing police related causes and organizations. Please be advised Police Departments will never solicit funds over the telephone. http://Bernardsville Police Department
Assembly passes bipartisan bill recognizing out-of-state EMT certifications
TRENTON, N.J. – A bill (A516) sponsored by Assemblyman Kevin J. Rooney that allows emergency medical technicians from other states to work in New Jersey unanimously passed the Assembly on Monday 24th 2020. It is important that we make it easy for out-of-state professionals to get jobs they are already qualified for. EMTs provide a vital […]
Consumer Alert: Don’t Abbreviation 2020 When Signing Documents
Be cautious when dating legal documents in the New Year. The East Millinocket Police Department in Maine posted on their Facebook page about concerns when it comes to abbreviating 2020. If you sign a document and only put 20 as the year, someone could modify it to include a different year. https://fox8.com/2020/01/02/consumer-alert-dont-abbreviate-2020-when-signing-documents/