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Hundreds of growing business leaders gather for NJ Cannabis Insider conference Updated Mar 12, 2021; Posted Mar 12, 2021 From left to right: Dianna Houenou, Bill Caruso, Al Harrington, Jeff Brown, and Sen. Troy Singleton spoke at NJ Cannabis Insiders conference March 9-10. Facebook Share . After years of politically-driven delays and prolonged court battles, more than 500 cannabis entrepreneurs virtually gathered earlier this week to imagine what a multi-billion-dollar industry could mean fo...

How do you support Vineland Soup Kitchen? Eat a sub! VINELAND - Vineland Soup Kitchen is selling tickets for subs from Giovanni’s Italian Deli, 1102 N. East Ave., as a fundraiser. Tickets are $8 and will be valid until May 31 for American, Italian, mixed cheese, meatball and vegetable subs. To purchase a ticket, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to: Vineland Soup Kitchen, P.O. Box 89, Vineland, NJ 08362, and enclose a check payable to Vineland Soup Kitchen and write “SUB” in the mem...

Stack, Singleton Bill to Establish ‘Tiny Home Pilot Program’ Clears Committee March 11, 2021, 1:02 pm | in Stack, Singleton Bill to Establish ‘Tiny Home Pilot Program’ Clears Committee   Trenton – In an effort to expand affordable housing options in New Jersey, the Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee advanced legislation today sponsored by Senators Brian Stack and Troy Singleton to establish the “Tiny Home Pilot Program” for homeless and low-inco...

NJ marijuana advocates huddle on next steps, including home grow TRENTON – Recreational marijuana is now legal in New Jersey – on the books, though not on store shelves for a while. But its advocates are already talking about next steps, including what many see as the missing link: the right to grow marijuana at home. Bill Caruso, an attorney and New Jersey United for Marijuana Reform steering committee member, said he’s “very confident” medical marijuana patients will soon gain appro...

Law Would Increase Transparency in the Workers' Compensation Medical Delivery System, Senator Troy ....

N.J.’s economic recovery must include Black-owned business | Opinion Updated Mar 01, 2021; Posted Mar 01, 2021 State Senator Troy Singleton says that as we rebuild New Jersey’s economy following the economic devastation caused by the pandemic, we must ensure that the recovery is inclusive of Black and other minority-owned businesses, which have been ignored, left behind, or left out of economic prosperity in the past. Facebook Share By Troy Singleton Rep. John Lewis, the late congressman,...

Trenton Bureau When Anthony Williams called an automated phone line to get his unemployment benefits in December, the robotic voice on the other side skipped part of a question. Williams, 64, said he assumed the system would ask the question again, but it didnt, and instead he got a message that has frustrated thousands of people left without work during the coronavirus pandemic: He had to speak to a representative. Getting someone on the phone took nearly a month, and six weeks later, Willia...

The state's unemployment infrastructure has been criticized by elected officials and claimants who have gone months without money.

NBA veteran and now cannabis CEO to speak at N.J.’s most important cannabis conference. Sign up here. Updated Mar 03, 2021; Posted Feb 25, 2021 Al Harrington, the 16-year NBA vet and Orange native is co-founder and CEO of the multi-state Viola Brands. Hell be a featured speaker at NJ Cannabis Insider Live, March 9 2021. Facebook Share Earlier this week, Gov. Phil Murphy finally signed the laws that will lay the foundation to open New Jersey’s cannabis marketplace — something the state�...

The telecommunication company had previously delayed the higher charge to "super users" until the summer.