# Government
Texas Owed Me $400 and Your State Probably Owes You Too
A few weeks ago I came across an ad on a website that proclaimed in bright flashing letters:. “Texas owes you money! Check for unclaimed property here!”. Naturally the website building skeptic in me thought it was a scam. Flashing ads on a website? Seemed affiliate-y. And yet, my interest was piqued. What would it hurt to take a quick look? Plus, I’m all about helping a fellow website runner get a few pennies from my clicks…
Wildwood Mayor, Ex-Mayor, Commissioner Charged with Theft, Tampering with Public Records
Wildwood Mayor Peter J. Byron, current City Commissioner Steven E. Mikulski, and former Mayor Ernest V. Troiano Jr.Morristown Minute. Wildwood Mayor, Former Mayor, & City Commissioner Fraudulently Claimed State Health Insurance Benefits for Years Costing NJ Nearly $1 Million.
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The Supreme Court Has Officially Voted to Overturn Roe v. Wade
After speculation of leaked documents regarding the removal of Roe v. Wade and the right to abortion for all, it is official. In a 6-3 vote in the supreme court, people in the United States will no longer have a constitutional right to an abortion in the United States of America decades after Roe v. Wade was first introduced.
With 5th highest gas tax in the nation, Illinois freezes tax hike until next year
President Biden proposes a federal tax holiday as Illinois' gas tax freeze starts July 1. (CHICAGO) At 39.2 cents per gallon, Illinois has the fifth-highest gas tax in the nation, according to data from the IGEN tax software company. IGEN released a report which breaks down the tax Americans pay on gas by state.
Joe Biden Is Getting Closer To Making A Decision On Pausing Gasoline Tax
Just Click's With A Camera | Flickr | Public domain. Joe Biden, the President of the United States, stated on Monday that he is getting closer to making a decision on whether or not to support a temporary pause in the federal gasoline tax and is getting closer to making a decision on whether or not to support student loan relief as he works to alleviate the burden of high prices on the American people.
Wait List Opens July 11 for NJ State Rental Assistance Program
Murphy Administration Announces Opening of Wait List for State Rental Assistance Program. Pre-Applications Accepted Online from July 11 to July 22 for the Elderly, Families, Disabled, and Homeless.
Opinion: Should Governments Mandate every Citizen to Perform?
Instead of Arm Twisting, they must Cultivate the Spirit of Volunteerism. The word mandate has found a new meaning in today's sociopolitical arena. Furthermore, the latter word has been the focus of scrutiny amongst the progressive.
Amtrak Upgrades in New Brunswick Speed Trains up to 150 mph
Infrastructure improvements along a 16-mile stretch of track between New Brunswick and South Brunswick speed Amtrak trains up to 150 mph. Amtrak passengers in northern New Jersey can travel even faster now on Acela Train as recent infrastructure improvements along a 16-mile stretch of track between New Brunswick and South Brunswick allow the express rail service to accommodate speeds of up to 150 mph.
$2 Million Remains In Morris County Small Business Grant Program
Up to $15k Grants Handed Out to Morris County Small Businesses, now $2 million remains. February of this year, the Morris County Board of Commissioners announced the dedication of $5 million of its allocated American Rescue Plan Funding towards a new Morris County Small Business Grant Program.
Ohio woman pleads with Congress to help with rising costs
Photo of woman looking at walletPhoto by Emil Kalibradov (Unsplash) If you're struggling with rising costs or facing financial challenges, please know you're not alone. Donna Price is a resident of Cleveland, Ohio. Recently, Price met the House Ways and Means Committee and shared about how she has struggled financially during the pandemic. In addition to being employed as a nurse, Price cares for her 18-year-old autistic son and her disabled mother. Price shared that her son’s mental health has suffered during the pandemic, and she had to take eight weeks off without pay to supervise him early last year, when his school and care program went fully remote.
Chair City's proposed budget keeps property, school taxes the same
THOMASVILLE, N.C. -- The city of Thomasville's proposed budget keeps its property and school taxes the same. According to the budget message from Thomasville City Manager Michael M. Brandt, the property tax would remain at $0.62 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. The city's school tax would stay constant at $0.195 per $100 of assessed valuation.
NJ Treasury Reports Cash Collection and Tax Revenue from FY2022
NJ Treasury: Revenues Track Closely to Targets, Despite May Dip Due to Shift in Last Year's Income Tax Filing Deadline. The New Jersey Department of the Treasury reported that May revenue collections for the major taxes totaled $3.282 billion, down $2.072 billion, or 38.7 percent, below last May.
New Jersey’s Oldest Operating General Store Gets $15,000 Grant
Commissioner Deputy Director Krickus presented a check and letter of congratulations to Owner Peter Aldrich (center) with Mayor MurelloMorrisCountyNJ.gov. Morris County Small Business Grant Aids Washington Township Market, the oldest operating general store in New Jersey.
Monmouth Vicinage to Host Naturalization Ceremony in Celebration of Flag Day
Monmouth Vicinage welcomes 25 new citizens from 17 countries in a naturalization ceremony inducting them as citizens of the USA. The Monmouth Vicinage will host a naturalization ceremony for 25 new citizens from 17 countries on Tuesday, June 14 at 12:30 p.m. at the Monmouth County Courthouse.
Primary Election Results in Morristown
It’s been one week since the June 7th Primary Elections took place in Morris County. Here are the most up-to-date results compared to how Morristown residents voted. Almost exactly one week ago today Morris County voters turned out for the county’s Primary Election on Tuesday, June 7, 2022.
Illinois Rep. Kinzinger and Jan. 6 committee begin hearings on prime-time TV Thursday night
Kinzinger, facing backlash from fellow Republicans for his criticism of Trump and GOP leadership is not seeking reelection. US House Office of Photography, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
Biden spending 3.5 billion to remove carbon From air
Photo of President Joe BidenPhoto by Gage Skidmore (Creative Commons) What if we could simply remove carbon dioxide from the air? Would that help slow global warming?. That's exactly what the United States Federal government is aiming to do as the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently released a Notice of Intent (NOI) to fund the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s $3.5 billion program.