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In the face of protests and legal challenges, the Murphy administration and legislative leaders have been adamant in staying the course on their multiyear school funding plans that include big increases to previously underfunded districts and cuts to certain districts.
But tucked in as the very last provision in the latest state budget may be a reprieve for those now contesting those cuts, offering some hope although maybe fleeting that their state aid could be restored.
The 279-page budget approved by the Legislature and signed by Murphy last month includes a fine-print provision on its final page that says the state will indeed provide additional funds if it was found to be falling short of certain requirements under the massive federal American Rescue Plan.
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A decade ago, New Jersey turned a popular state tax-rebate check into a direct credit on tax bills. The reason? The cost of processing and mailing out the checks.
Now in an election year, the state is turning back to the postal system to distribute new tax rebates.
The Department of Treasury has begun mailing “Middle Class Tax Rebate” checks to thousands of income-qualified parents who pay taxes in New Jersey. Treasury officials say they are aiming to distribute 100,000 printed checks per week, with the “vast majority” of an estimated 760,000 recipients with dependent children who meet income qualifications expected to receive their checks within six weeks.
The speeding drivers all caught in one Derby road
And this is how fast they were going
They were all caught in the same road (Image: Derby Telegraph)
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Derby s London Road is one of the hot spots for speeding motorists.
The following drivers have recently been convicted at Southern Derbyshire Magistrates Court having been caught there:
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Bill would end fines for NJ Transit light rail riders who forget to stamp their tickets
Updated Feb 22, 2021;
Posted Feb 22, 2021
An NJ Transit light rail passenger validates a paper ticket to avoid a fine in a file photo. A state Assembly bill would end the process of buying a paper ticket at one machine and time stamp it at another. Tickets would provide their own validation.
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NJ Transit riders who use the agencies three light rail lines could be spared the extra step of validating or time stamping their paper ticket in a separate machine, which if missed, can get the forgetful rider a $75 fine.