Report: 25% Of NJ Struggling To Make Ends Meet
A new report claims one-quarter of New Jerseyans are living in poverty.
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A new report claims one-quarter of New Jerseyans are living in poverty.
At a City Hall news conference, the mayor said increased tax revenues now give the city a greater ability to afford the contract award, so his administration has dropped its appeal in Commonwealth Court.
The new court, which cost about $80,000, comes courtesy of Beyond Sport, an organization that looks at sports in the context of social change.
"It's seems a little bit strange, but people really like this building," says Brett Bertolino, director of operations at Eastern State Penitentiary.
"In Pennsylvania, since 2010, job growth has progressively gotten worse," says Mark Price a labor economist with the Harrisburg based Keystone Research Center.
Seasonal layoffs at struggling Atlantic City casinos are coming a little sooner than usual.
The events include town hall meetings, business roundtables, prayer vigils, and rallies in Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Montgomery and other counties.
The "mini-meal," as Campbell's refers to it, will be made using the Keurig and includes a broth K-Cup pack and a dry packet of vegetables and pasta.
Tucked away in Amarillo, Tex. is the Federal Helium Reserve.
This week, Hadas Kuznits talks with a chef offering cooking classes for children, the head of "Fringe Arts" about their biggest fundraiser each year, and the chef about to open "Ocean Prime" at 15th and Sansom.
One new sign has been posted along the Baltimore Avenue Bridge over Darby Creek, in Clifton Heights.
Lynn McMaster, the interim president and CEO of the children's museum in Fairmount Park says the move will not affect the day-to-day operations of the popular children's attraction.
The recession has affected jobs in all sectors, but some fields have been harder hit than others.
On Tuesday, crews of cleaners used leaf blowers to round up the debris along the parkway as laborers took apart the four performance stages.
"It looks like the bridge will be open by the end of this week, or at the latest probably Saturday," says Camden County freeholder Ian Leonard.
