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Short Recap: 20 Years After 9/11 – Investment Watch
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9/11: кто это сделал
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Rep. Sherrill Joins Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, Business Leaders at Clean Energy Business Roundtable July 14, 2021, 6:20 pm | in
Rep. Sherrill Joins Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, Business Leaders at Clean Energy Business Roundtable
Discussed Clean Energy Businesses’ Leadership in the Green Economy, Supporting Economic Recovery Through Key Infrastructure Investments
Parsippany, NJ –– Today, Representative Mikie Sherrill (NJ-11) joined Department of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm and business leaders from across northern New Jersey at a roundtable discussion on clean energy and the key ways crucial infrastructure investments will fuel the growth of sustainable businesses across the state.
Rep. Sherrill and Secretary Granholm were joined by:
NJRC Annual Conference Explores Prisoner Reform and Reentry By Jim Pytell, Managing Editor On Apr 1, 2021
Today, the New Jersey Reentry Corporation (NJRC) held its Annual Reentry Conference, which saw legislative and thought leaders exploring topics such as prison reform, rehabilitation, addiction and changing the narrative around formerly incarcerated individuals.
The NJRC is a non-profit organization, run by former Gov. James McGreevey, which strives to make it easier for formerly incarcerated individuals to find employment when they are released from jail or prison.
“Incarceration is not supposed to be about punishment, it is supposed to be about rehabilitation and the opportunity for people to reset their lives,” Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver said. “That is what this conference is about.”