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LAMPITT ISSUES MULTIMEDIA PACKAGE ON GROWING 'GREEN-COLLAR' JOBS IN THE GARDEN STATE

(VOORHEES) - Assemblywoman Pamela R. Lampitt (D-Camden) today issued a multimedia package on her efforts to position New Jersey as a leader in growing "green-collar" jobs - jobs in business and industry that have a positive environmental impact.

SCALERA/SCHAER HELP IMMERSE NUTLEY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS

Legislators Hosted Members of the Republican and Democratic Clubs During Latest Voting Session

(TRENTON) - Assemblymen Fred Scalera and Gary S. Schaer (both D-Bergen/Essex/Passaic) today released a multimedia package highlighting their efforts to educate high school students on the legislative process.

ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATS COMMENTARY ON PASSAGE OF INVESTNJ BUSINESS GRANT PROGRAM

Measure Would Promote Job-Growth and Aid Business Retention

(TRENTON) - Assembly Democrats today issued the following multimedia package on the 55-23 vote to pass legislation (A-3294), which would expand New Jersey's business retention and job creation program.

CHIAPPONE/WISNIEWSKI/LAMPITT MULTIMEDIA PACKAGE ON LEGISLATION TO IMPROVE TEEN DRIVER SAFETY

Four-Bill Package Implements Priority Recommendations of the March 2008 Teen Driver Study Commission's Final Report

(TRENTON) - Assembly members Anthony Chiappone, John S. Wisniewski and Pamela R. Lampitt today issued a multimedia package on their legislation to improve teen driver safety in New Jersey, which was unanimously released yesterday by the Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee.

The four-bill package would implement the top recommendations of the state's Teen Driver Study Commission.

ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATS REACT TO VOTING SESSION FOCUSED ON PROTECTING RESIDENTS FROM ECONOMIC MELTDOWN

Assembly Passes Nearly 30 Bills Designed to Jumpstart State Economy & Help Insulate Residents, Businesses from Global Recession

(TRENTON) - Assembly Democrats today issued the following multimedia package following an Assembly voting session that considered nearly 30 bills to jumpstart the state's economy and help protect residents and businesses from the continuing global economic meltdown.

ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATS REACT TO BUDGET COMMITTEE HEARING AIMED AT HELPING STATE AMID FINANCIAL MELTDOWN

(TRENTON) - Assembly Democrats today issued the following multimedia package as the Assembly Budget committee considered legislation that would expand the state's network of social support programs amid a continuing global economic meltdown.

The panel met as part of a concerted effort by the Assembly to continue its focus on helping New Jerseyans and businesses emerge strong from the global financial crisis.

Assembly committees today considered 19 pieces of legislation to revamp state business taxes and incentives, help struggling homeowners, promote jobs, protect consumers from financial fraud and help low-income residents.

QUIGLEY MULTIMEDIA PACKAGE ON THE 'VOTE BY MAIL LAW OF 2008'

(JERSEY CITY) - With the November general election two weeks away, Assemblywoman Joan M. Quigley (D-Hudson), chairwoman of the Assembly State Government Committee today issued a multimedia package on her legislation (A-2451) to clarify and expand New Jersey's no-fault absentee voting program, more commonly known as "Vote by Mail."

ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATS COMMENTARY ON HELPING NEW JERSEY WORKERS, BUSINESSES AMID FINANCIAL MELTDOWN

(TRENTON) - Assembly Democrats today issued the following multimedia package on Governor Jon S. Corzine's address to a joint session of the Legislature on the global financial crisis.

The Assembly already has advanced 19 bills to help revamp state business taxes and incentives, help struggling homeowners, promote jobs through alternative energy technology, protect consumers from financial fraud and help low-income seniors and the disabled heat their homes.

VAINIERI HUTTLE MULTIMEDIA PACKAGE ON THE 'PHARMACY QUALITY IMPROVEMENT AND ERROR PREVENTION ACT'

(ENGLEWOOD) - Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle (D-Bergen) today issued a multimedia package on her legislation (A-1803) to reduce the number of preventable prescription medication errors that occur in New Jersey through a combination of additional state oversight, pharmacy quality improvements and enhanced consumer education programs.

ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATS REACT TO ECONOMIC WORRIES VOICED AT MONDAY LABOR COMMITTEE HEARING

(TRENTON) - Assembly Democrats today issued the following multimedia package as the Assembly Labor Committee took testimony on the effects of the financial crisis on New Jersey's economy and its citizens.