News Round-up & Open Thread, Sunday August 27, 2006

by: Jason Springer

Sun Aug 27, 2006 at 10:45:52 AM EDT

The Asbury Park Press has an editorial saying that Trenton's goal is to block any real reforms from being made during the special session.

Camden County is forcing rape victims to wait for proper care because they have a severe shortage of specialized nurses.

The BPU continues to comply with a federal investigation of potential fraud within its clean energy program.

Camden schools may have not given accurate records which showed a reported drop in school violenece to make it look like their schools were safer than they really were.

Tom Hester has a story about how the public should have a say in the amount of debt the state incurs.

Council meetings in Mount Olive have become more contentious including cursing and potential physical action between the Mayor and council members.

The Star Ledger looks at what responsibilites the Secretary of State should have on their to-do list.

Former State Senator and Middlesex County Chairman John Lynch has privately told friends he believes charges against him are imminent.

The DEP has directed three companies to pay $500,000 for investigation and cleanup of mercury contamination at the former Kiddie Kollege day care site.

What else is going on in our state? Whats on your mind today...

Jason Springer :: News Round-up & Open Thread, Sunday August 27, 2006

Tags: Mt Olive, John Lynch, Middlesex, Franklin Daycare, Pensions, Special Session, Trenton, Camden County, rape, Clean Energy, BPU, (All Tags)

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News Round-up & Open Thread, Sunday August 27, 2006 | 1 comments

annette knox.... (0.00 / 0)

....was a loathesome, crooked-as-they-come HACK of a superintendant of the Camden school system.

I hope her soul is crushed with the burden of conscience and guilt she should feel for being such an emphatic and comprehensive failure to the KIDS, the schools, the taxpayers, and the state.

activist for hire.