New jersey politicians, business owners call for reopening of new jersey
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New Jersey Politicians, Business Owners Call for Reopening of New Jersey

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May 27, 2020

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  • BUSINESS NEWS

    Wildwood Mayor to Murphy: We Cannot Afford More Delays to Reopen Businesses

    Wildwood, NJ – Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron today called on Governor Murphy to take immediate action and lay out a definitive timetable for…

  • BUSINESS NEWS

    Nearly1,000 NJ businesses united to reopen June 1st whether Phil Murphy likes it or not

    TRENTON, NJ – The gauntlet has been laid down for New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy as nearly 1,000 businesses reportedly have signed…

  • THE GOOD

    Las Vegas casinos to reopen next week; brothels, strip clubs closed

    LAS VEGAS, NV – As America begins to reopen, Nevada’s casinos will also be reopening next week, according to Governor Steve Sisolak. …

  • NEW JERSEY NEWS

    Robert Singer Tells Murphy to Reopen Business in New Jersey

    LAKEWOOD, NJ – Sen. Robert Singer and Assemblymen Sean Kean and Edward Thomson issued a joint statement urging Gov. Phil Murphy to…

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    NEW JERSEY NEWS

    Phil Murphy Just Allowed His Own Business to Reopen

    TRENTON, NJ – Phil Murphy, owner of the Sky Blue women’s professional soccer club has announced today, as Governor has announced that…

  • NEW JERSEY NEWS

    Hirsh Singh Demands Phil Murphy to Reopen New Jersey Business at Freedom Rally

    LINWOOD, NJ — Hundreds of people joined Republican candidate for United States Senate Hirsh Singh in chanting “Shame on Phil Murphy” at…

  • ALL NEWS

    Freeholder Joseph Vicari Calls For More Local Control of Reopening Businesses During COVID-19

    TOMS RIVER, NJ – Ocean County Freeholder Joseph Vicari said he agreed with a plan presented by former New Jersey gubernatorial candidate…

  • GOVERNMENT

    Governor Murphy, Steve Sweeney Exchange Barbs Over When to Reopen New Jersey

    TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey State Senator Steve Sweeney, a Democrat today was quoted in the Press of Atlantic City as saying,…

  • BUSINESS NEWS

    Murphy’s Road Map to Reopening New Jersey Doesn’t Show Any End in Sight for Small Business Owners

    TRENTON, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy just announced his three phase plan for reopening the Garden State and for most business owners,…

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    COMMUNITY NEWS

    Campgrounds in New Jersey Can Reopen On May 22nd

    Marmora, NJ- New Jersey Campground Owners and Outdoor Lodging Association is happy to announce that they have finally received clarification from the…

 

 
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