News Releases
Apr
14
2020
"Labor organizations and business trade associations play an integral role, even in good times, in helping workers and businesses wade through the details of federal resources and regulations, something especially important now."
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Apr
13
2020
“I am saddened today by the passing of former Superior Court Judge Theodore Davis, whose leadership as Camden’s Chief Operating Officer laid the groundwork for the city’s progress over the last several years."
Apr
10
2020
“New Jersey’s higher education students and institutions are facing severe economic strains, and the CARES Act funding will provide them with assistance and resources during this crisis."
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Apr
9
2020
“This new shipbuilding contract is a major win for South Jersey and the Philadelphia region, and it is truly welcome news for all of us who have supported the effort for years."
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Apr
7
2020
“South Jersey continues to lead the way in medical research, and having the Coriell Institute right in our backyard sets us apart."
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Apr
1
2020
“As health care professionals describe their hospitals as war zones and the death toll in our states continues to rise, federal funding must be prioritized for hospitals and health care providers in states bearing the brunt of treating infected patients,” the lawmakers wrote to HHS Secretary Alex Azar.
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Apr
1
2020
“As South Jersey health care providers are working around the clock to keep residents safe, our community is coming together to provide needed resources and I thank Cooper and Virtua for joining with Camden County to open this new COVID-19 testing site."
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Mar
27
2020
“Seniors are among the most vulnerable groups of people to COVID-19; approximately 8 out of 10 deaths reported in the U.S. occurred in adults aged 65 years and older."
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Mar
27
2020
Norcross Applauds Passage of CARES Act to Provide Families and Workers Relief During COVID-19 Crisis
“New Jersey and the nation is facing the dual threat of a grave health emergency and an economic crisis. Working families, health care providers and small businesses urgently need relief, and help is on the way."
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Mar
26
2020
"As our hospitals, health care workers and every American across the country continues to adapt to the impact of COVID-19, the last thing they should need to worry about is being charged excessive prices for basic essentials, equipment and supplies."
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