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Washington, DC – Congressman Donald M. Payne was pleased to announce that the US Department of Transportation awarded $3,500,000 in Transportation Enhancement (TE) grants to the cities of Newark, Elizabeth and Jersey City.
LAUTENBERG, PASCRELL & PAYNE ANNOUNCE $1 BILLION IN NEW FUNDING AVAILABLE FOR MUNICIPALITIES TO PUT MORE POLICE ON THE BEAT, AVOID LAYOFFS
LAUTENBERG, MENENDEZ, PAYNE AND HOLT ANNOUNCE MORE THAN $14 MILLION FOR HEAD START PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR DISABLED CHILDREN
Lautenberg, Menendez, Payne Announce Nearly $7 Million for Improvements at Newark Liberty International Aairport
Washington, DC – United States Congressman Donald M. Payne today announced that the US Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency in cooperation with the US Fire Administration has awarded $23,868 to the Roselle Fire Department through the Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) Program.
Washington, DC – United States Congressman Donald M. Payne today announced that Head Start has awarded $2,380,660 to the East Orange Child Development Corporation in East Orange, NJ for its daycare services for handicapped children.
Lautenberg Joins Federal, State Officials to Open New ATF Division in Newark
Lautenberg, Payne Hail New Law Commemorating Abolition of the Transatlantic Slave Trade
Lautenberg Celebrates New Funding for Reach Out and Read Program at Newark Hospital
Christie vetoes 5 service contracts approved by Turnpike Authority Governor Christie on Thursday vetoed five professional services contracts that were approved by the New Jersey Turnpike Authority a month ago. The governor’s office said Christie exercised his eighth veto because the contract fees ranged from...
“She has already chosen the interests of the insurance industry over the health care needs of working people, she took millions from Wall Street as the economy went into a meltdown, and now she wants to purchase a job in Congress at a time when so many have lost their jobs because of the actions of big bankers and others." -- Monmouth County Democrats spokesman Mike Mangan, on Republican Diane Gooch, who is challenging U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone.
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