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New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission now accepts electronic documents for REAL ID applications in an attempt to streamline the appointment process. There are also new appointments added to NJMVC offices in Trenton, Medford, South Brunswick and Springfield, which previously did not accept REAL ID appointments. REAL ID is required to board domestic flights, enter nuclear power plants, and enter some federal buildings. Applicants must bring two proofs of residential address, one proof of Social Security Number, and six points of ID. REAL ID cards are $35.
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====================================================== Eligible N.J. families can apply to the state’s summer EBT program for their children. Qualifying families will receive a Summer EBT card for children to purchase $120 worth of food at participating stores. Confirm mailing address and application process with the child’s school. Applications are accepted throughout the summer. Benefits are available to eligible families for 122 days, or four months. Add to ![📅.png]() .
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Car insurance: As car insurance rates soar, New Jersey lawmakers are being pushed to pass a bill that would ban insurers from setting rates using factors not associated with their driving history, like credit score and education level. Critics of the practice call it discriminatory, while insurers say banning it would add risk and lead more drivers to pay higher rates. The Senate’s commerce committee heard witnesses testify on the bill Monday but did not vote on it, with the panel’s chair saying it needs revisions to win approval.
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Media: Senate lawmakers discussed a bill Monday that would steer film tax credits to local media, an attempt by supporters to beef up news coverage of the Garden State. The bill would create a dedicated funding source for the New Jersey Civic Info Consortium, a nonprofit that receives state funding and awards grants to fund local journalism (the New Jersey Monitor is a recipient). “We’ve witnessed firsthand the rapid decline of local journalism. Major publications have either ceased publication or have closed. The consequences are stark: New Jersey now ranks 49th out of 50 states in terms of journalists per capita, leaving our residents without reliable local news essential to a functioning democracy,” said Lisa Sahulka, the consortium’s executive director.
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When the Room Is the Stressor: Rethinking “Symptoms” in Neurodivergent Clients
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Tell The New Jersey State Legislature and Governor Sherrill: We Must Redistrict Congress NOW! We, the undersigned registered voters of New Jersey, call on the New Jersey State Legislature to take immediate action to amend the State Constitution and suspend the current New Jersey Redistricting Commission, which is not scheduled to convene until 2030. Read and Sign the Petiton Here =====================================================================
Little Falls Public Schools’ FRIDAY FOLDERS (6/5/26)
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