Tag: government shutdown
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Indivisible of Monroe collects food, household goods for government workers
PHOTO COURTESY OF IRENE LINET In conjunction with its first meeting of the year on Jan. 23, Indivisible of Monroe Township held a food/household goods drive for government employees affected by the recent shutdown. Collected goods will be distributed via the Monroe Township Mayor’s office to local Coast Guard and TSA workers. Pictured: Les Linet helps…
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County waives fees on services for federal employees affected by shutdown
In response to the government shutdown that had touched federal employees, Burlington County Freeholder Director Tom Pullion announced recently that all fees for services provided by the County Clerk’s Office and animal adoptions at the County Animal Shelter will be waived for furloughed federal government workers. “Here in Burlington County, we want to do what…
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MCFOODS offers support to furloughed government workers
The MCFOODS (Middlesex County Food Organization and Outreach Distribution Services) network of more than 120 food pantries throughout Middlesex County is ready to assist any of the 5,000 New Jersey employees who are affected by the furlough of government workers. A directory can be found at www.mciauth.com SNAP benefits have been funded through February and were…
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YMCA of MEWSA offers help during government shutdown
The YMCA of Metuchen, Edison Woodbridge and South Amboy is offering a one-month free membership to any federal worker who is impacted by the government shutdown. Information related to each branch can be found at www.ymcaofmewsa.org YMCA members who are government employees are asked to bring a proof of employment and a government-issued ID to any…
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Metuchen rallies around residents affected by federal government shutdown
Metuchen Mayor Jonathan Busch and Borough Council President Linda Koskoski are organizing services for Metuchen residents affected by the current government furlough. A website, www.ittakesaborough.com, has been set up for Metuchen residents who are federal employees impacted by the government shutdown and for service providers willing to led a hand to those seeking help.…
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Middlesex County College defers payment for those affected by federal shutdown
Middlesex County College wants to help support individuals affected by the recent federal government shutdown. “We realize there may be Middlesex County residents who are directly affected by the shutdown of the federal government,” said Mark McCormick, interim president, in a statement provided by the college. “We want to work with them so they can continue their…