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Greener is Better!
Tuesday July 31st was a great day for environmentalists of Mercer County. In the scenic setting surrounding D&R Greenway Land Trust in Princeton, Governor Corzine
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Happy 4th of July!
On July 4th, Assemblyman Gusciora joined fellow members of the Mercer County community for the annual Ewing Township 4th of July Parade. Despite the rain, thousands of people still attended the festivities to celebrate America’s 232nd birthday. “People certainly aren’t letting the fowl weather spoil the celebration,” said a joyous Gusciora. “I can think of no better example of the American spirit for this special day.” |
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Trenton Times Endorses Gusciora Proposal
Legislation sponsored by Assemblyman Gusciora won the support of the Trenton Times on July 8th, 2008. The bill, A.1930, would require poll workers to have training in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). A recent study showed only 25% of polling places in New Jersey were actually handicapped accessible. Click here to read what the Times had to say about this proposal. |
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FY2009 Budget Passes
On June 30th, Governor Jon Corzine signed the FY2009 New Jersey State Budget. “Unlike previous governor from both parties, Governor Corzine has shown the fiscal maturity needed in these tough economic times,” said Gusciora. The $32.8 billion budget spent less money then the previous year, had no new taxes, did not raise taxes, and increased funding for education. The budget also included funding for state parks and the Department of Agriculture. Some of the tough choices made included, eliminating the Department of Commerce, the Department of Personnel, and the elimination of 3,000 jobs, mostly through early retirement. |
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Donate your old cell phone to Cell Phones for Soldiers!
Assemblyman Gusciora is urging all citizens to donate their unneeded cell phones to Cell Phones for Soldiers. The Assemblyman’s district office at 226 West State Street in Trenton will be a drop-off site for any person looking to donate their old equipment. Every cell phone donated and recycled will give a soldier one hour of talk time with their family and friends. Click here to visit the Cell Phones for Soldiers website. To get more information about dropping off your cell phone at the district office click here. |
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Join Reed on Facebook!
Assemblyman Reed Gusciora is always looking for more people to join his groups on Facebook. Recently, Assemblyman Gusciora started the group “New Jersey LGBT for Obama” (click here to join) and also has another group “Students for Reed Gusciora” (click here to join). If you have a facebook, don’t hesitate to join the groups and show support for one of the most progressive legislatures in the state of New Jersey! |
Straight Out of the 15th District!Welcome to the new and improved Reed Gusciora website! Since 1996, Assemblyman Gusciora has been serving the residents in the 15th legislative district. From saving the environment to helping New Jersey’s most vulnerable citizens, Reed continually addresses the needs and concerns of people in Mercer County. A leading reformer always on the cutting edge of New Jersey politics, he is considered one of the top progressive legislators in the state. So what are you waiting for? Jump on the Gus Bus and let the ride begin! |
Latest Press Releases
Dangers To Jersey Shore From Offshore Drilling Underscored By Recent Gulf Shore Oil Spill August 1, 2008 (TRENTON)-Assemblyman Reed Gusciora (D-Princeton) today said he is redoubling his efforts to protect New Jersey’s coastline from the imminent dangers of off-shore drilling after touring areas along the 98-mile stretch of the Mississippi River which experienced serious environmental damage following a collision...
Gusciora Welcomes SDA Funding For Trenton July 8, 2008(TRENTON)–Assemblyman Reed Gusciora (D-Princeton) commended the School Development Authority (SDA) for providing $247 million to the City of Trenton for school construction, under the latest funding allocation plan. “I commend the SDA for recognizing the pressing need in the state’s capital city for more up-to-date and safer schools to ensure that our students receive a quality education”...
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