Little Falls News Items (10/25/25)
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NJ Election 2025 Voter Guide
Early Voting in NJ begins Saturday, October 25. VOTE by Election Day, November 4. |
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In person early voting for the New Jersey 2025 general election starts this Saturday, October 25, and continues through Sunday, November 2. Election Day is Tuesday, November 4. New Jersey voters can cast their ballots in three ways:
The NJ Division of Elections has printable flyers in covering the three ways to vote. There's still time for your nonprofit to encourage voting in a number of nonpartisan ways:
There’s too much at stake to be on the sidelines. |
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The CDC Foundation offers free tools to make it easy to make an estate plan:
- Keep track of important documents. Request your free copy of the Estate Planning Guide.
- Communicate your wishes to your beneficiaries. Use our Legacy Workbook to make sure nothing gets overlooked.
- Create a will or trust or update your existing one. Our free online tool helps you write a will in about 20 minutes.
- Document your healthcare preferences. Access our free resource and step-by-step guide to record your wishes.
- Choose someone to manage finances if you can’t. Download our free financial power of attorney form.
If you have questions about designating to the CDC Foundation in your estate plans, please contact Sean Allen, senior advancement officer, at sal...@cdcfoundation.org or via phone at 404.476.0205.
Together our impact is greater.
Early Voting in NJ begins Saturday, October 25. VOTE by Election Day, November 4. |
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In person early voting for the New Jersey 2025 general election starts this Saturday, October 25, and continues through Sunday, November 2. Election Day is Tuesday, November 4. New Jersey voters can cast their ballots in three ways:
The NJ Division of Elections has printable flyers in covering the three ways to vote. There's still time for your nonprofit to encourage voting in a number of nonpartisan ways:
There’s too much at stake to be on the sidelines. |
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Who will receive a COLA notice?
Cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) notices will be sent to retirement, survivor, and disability beneficiaries, SSI recipients, and representative payees.
Take action by November 19 to view your new benefit amount online
Starting in late November, you may be able to securely view and save your Social Security COLA notice within your personal my Social Security account.
Log in to or create an account and edit your Communication & Notification Preferences to receive secure online notices, up to three weeks earlier than by mail.
What are the benefits of a personal my Social Security account?
A personal my Social Security account comes with a wide range of benefits that make managing your information easier and more secure. Many important notifications — such as the COLA notice and the 1099 and 1042S benefit statements — are available online. You don’t have to wait for them to arrive by mail or worry about them getting lost.
With your account, you can also request a replacement Social Security card, check the status of a claim, update your address, and set up or change your direct deposit information. And that’s just the beginning. New features are added regularly to enhance your experience. Log in to or create your account today and take the next step toward going digital with Social Security.
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As we observe Lead Poisoning Prevention Week (October 19–25), we want to take a moment to celebrate an important milestone you may have missed: New Jersey’s Lead Service Line Disclosure bill (S1034/A2929) was signed into law! Thanks to the tireless efforts of advocates, lawmakers, and supporters like you, renters across the state now have the right to know if their homes are served by dangerous lead pipes. The legislation represents a significant step forward in protecting families, particularly children, from the long-term health effects of lead exposure. This victory marked the culmination of a three-year-long effort to fill a critical information gap and empower tenants with the tools to make safer, healthier choices for their families. We couldn’t have done it without you. Your voice, your advocacy, and your support made this happen. Whether you signed a petition, shared an article, liked a post, or simply stood with us, thank you. But our work is far from over. This new law is part of a larger mission: eliminating all lead service lines in New Jersey at a fair and equitable cost to ensure permanent, lead-free drinking water for all New Jerseyans. With your continued support, we can hold the state accountable, push for full implementation, and make sure no community is left behind. During Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, let’s celebrate the progress we’ve made and recommit to the road ahead.
Together, we’re building a healthier, more equitable New Jersey. One law, one home, and one child at a time. Thank you for being part of this victory. Let’s keep going! Peter Kasabach |
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