Voters in Lawrence and Medford are asked today to approve going past the 2 percent property tax cap. Gov. Christie is urging voters to turn them down the one in Lawrence. Last year, 14 towns asked voters to exceed the … Continue reading → »
There are few people more qualified to discuss health care than Assemblyman Herb Conaway (D-Burlington). With degrees in both law and medicine, Conaway's position as the Chair of the Assembly Health and Senior Services Committee is a natural fit. Conaw... »
It's Monday, March 12th, 2012, and here's a bit of what's going on in New Jersey politics ... hopefully a little more up-to-date going forward than the Daily Quickies last week, when I was on furlough and couldn't update the … Continue reading → »
The Rise of In Home Care One of the hottest trends of the 21st Century is the rise of in home care agencies in the U.S. Statistics show that the number of home health care agencies in America today is roughly 33,000. That’s a 57% increase from only 10... »
Where to Find Personal Care for Elderly Loved Ones There are a growing number of elderly persons in our society today. Most people are aware of the demographic trends and the fact that baby boomers are entering retirement. But while most are aware of ... »
Republicans in the state Assembly said the bills scheduled to be voted on Monday in the lower house won’t do anything about the state's economic health. “By having the agenda we have today, it’s not showing any courage or leadership,’’ … Continue readi... »
A suspended Moorestown police officer and his ex-girlfriend are back in custody after a jury convicted them on a slate of sexual assault charges Friday against teenage victims. Robert Melia's and Heather Lewis’ bail was immediately revoked and the two ... »
