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Together we can make a difference for a better Little Falls.ArnieArnold Korotkin==============================Blog: New Development Application for 117 Main Street (see 1 comment)
Blog: Parking and Parking Meters (see 1 comment)
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Together we can make a difference for a better Little Falls.
Arnie
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Blog: New Development Application for 117 Main Street (see 1 comment)
Blog: Parking and Parking Meters (see 1 comment)
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Calendar of Events - Event List
Totowa NJ Fire Dept operates at a vehicle into a structure at “Visionworks” 256 Route 46 West - https://youtu.be/lug283wCDWQ
Montclair State University Awarded $1.7M Grant To Advance Civic EducationNJ disability rights office could be model for U.S., Tom Kean ...How the next generation of NJ doctors is improving care for people with disabilities |
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Webinar discussing PerformCare NJ, the state's Children's System of Care, planned on Nov. 18 with the Arc of Essex County. It will be led by Adara Heilmann, director of children's advocacy at the Arc, starting at 6 p.m. Registration is required online.
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Rep. Tom Kean pushes for national disability ombudsman, modeled after NJ watchdog
November 3 at 1:39 PM ·
Rep. Tom Kean pushes for national disability ombudsman, modeled after NJ watchdog
November 3 at 1:39 PM ·
I joined the New Jersey Legislative Disability Caucus’ quarterly session to discuss the creation of the Ombudsman office seven years ago. This office supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.
When I sponsored the legislation establishing our state’s first Ombudsman office, I wanted to ensure that families had a true advocate — someone to help them navigate complex systems and be their voice in government.
My team and I are currently working on ways to model this type of office at the federal level, so that families across the country can benefit from the same support and advocacy NJ families have received.
Thank you to the Caucus and to Ombudsman Paul Aronsohn for your tireless work on behalf of our most vulnerable communities.
When I sponsored the legislation establishing our state’s first Ombudsman office, I wanted to ensure that families had a true advocate — someone to help them navigate complex systems and be their voice in government.
My team and I are currently working on ways to model this type of office at the federal level, so that families across the country can benefit from the same support and advocacy NJ families have received.
Thank you to the Caucus and to Ombudsman Paul Aronsohn for your tireless work on behalf of our most vulnerable communities.
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Seven Years Later Lessons from New Jersey First Ombudsman for Individuals with Disabilities -
- https://youtu.be/RHz-zrSWr7AOn Tuesday, October 28th Paul Aronsohn, New Jersey's inaugural Ombudsman for Individuals with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities and Their Families joined the NJ Legislative Disability Caucus for an insightful discussion. He prepares to conclude his historic tenure at the end of Governor Murphy's administration; Paul shared candid reflections on his seven-year journey advocating for New Jersey's disability community. Caucus Co-Chair, Senate Majority Leader M. Teresa Ruiz championed the legislation that created this groundbreaking office and lead this meeting.
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New Jersey governor-elect Mikie Sherrill will resign from her congressional seat this week to transition to her next position. A special election will be called to fill Sherrill’s vacancy in the 11th district, which includes part of Morris, Essex, and Passaic counties. Nine candidates have filed to run for the seat, including former Rep. Tom Malinowski and Essex County Commissioner Brendan Gill. When a congressional vacancy occurs in N.J., a special primary election must occur between 70 and 76 days after the writ of election is issued. The special general election must follow no later than 70 days after the special primary. New Jersey Monitor |
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National PTA Webinar: Celebrate 50 Years of IDEA |
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