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New Jersey Democrat Legislature Set to Vote on Bill Threatening Public Records Access

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Trenton NJ, In a move stirring controversy and concern, the New Jersey Legislature is poised to vote on a bill that could severely restrict access to public records. The proposed legislation, which cleared the Assembly Appropriations Committee on Friday afternoon, is scheduled for a vote in both chambers on Monday, sparking outcry from advocates and citizens alike.

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Senate Budget Committee Chair Democrat Paul Sarlo Supports Ending The NJ Corporate Business Tax Surcharge

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Wood-Ridge NJ,  some times we cant figure out which way the wind is blowing in Trenton , most of the time its blowing jobs out of New Jersey ,but  low and behold Democrat Senator Paul Sarlo, expressed support for the ending of the corporate business tax surcharge when it expires at the end of this year.

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The New Jersey budget process needs to have an open dialogue between our government officials and the residents whose quality of life will be most affected

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Trenton NJ, Senator Steven Oroho has sent a letter to Senator Paul Sarlo, chairman of the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee, calling for at least one Senate Budget Committee meeting to be open to public testimony. The public is currently not allowed to attend any of the Budget hearings. Committee members, invitees, and staff will participate from remote locations using video conferencing technology. The public may view the meeting through the State Legislatures homepage.

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