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Governor Murphy Commissions Official Portrait of Lieutenant Governor Oliver for the New Jersey State House

In remembrance of The Honorable Lieutenant Governor Sheila Y. Oliver, Governor Phil Murphy recently announced the commissioning of her official portrait for display in the New Jersey State House. A portrait will also be commissioned for Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno, who served as New Jersey’s first Lieutenant Governor. “As we continue to remember the life […]

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Trenton Councilwoman Jennifer Williams
Trenton Councilwoman Jennifer Williams Releases Statement On Election Reconfirmation

Councilwoman Jennifer Williams (North Ward) was declared the victor for a third time in Trenton’s North Ward City Council election - this time by a final tally of 429-427, after Judge William Anklowitz’ decision in Mercer County Superior Court.

Trenton Makes History

It was a historic night in the capital city as Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora and seven council members, including Jasi Edwards, Crystal Feliciano, Jenna Figueroa Kettenburg, Teska Frisby, Yazminelly Gonzalez, Joseph Harrison, and Jennifer Williams were inaugurated at the War Memorial on Friday, February 10.

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