The contribution will go toward the school's academic expansion in Atlantic City and that of the Health Sciences program at its mainland campus.

The group took special focus on a report by the New Jersey Reentry Services Commission and its recommendations to improve the delivery of services and to enhance the ability of previous offenders to maintain sobriety, healthy living and employment.

The BCC board of trustees will conduct a national search for its next president and has named Anthony Ross – who has served as interim vice president of student affairs since September – acting leader, effective Jan. 1, 2020.

The measure requires a license to operate and establishes third-degree offenses for violators.

If passed, over the following two years the measure would replace any such restrictions that municipal or county governments have already enacted.

The course will begin in January for students wanting to complete a bachelor of science in health studies, with additional options for communication studies and computer science expected to begin in fall 2020.

The investment will allow the company to more efficiently make glazes at its Pennsauken location.

Over the last 90 days, the North Plainfield-based commercial real estate services firm arranged approximately 193,000 square feet of new leases, renewals and expansions.

The updated Global Environmental Commitment breaks goals down into four categories: environmental reporting, responsible use of natural resources, resiliency preparation, and education and engagement.

The Garden State has risen 13 spots since the America's Health Rankings were first released in 1990.

The space at 162 W. State St. will support the firm's government affairs practice and increase its accessibility to lawmakers and clients.

Yet, a majority also expect a recession in the next year or two with 62 percent planning to reduce operations costs, 50 percent to grow their customer base, 35 percent to postpone hiring and 32 percent to delay raises to combat the downturn.