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On Wednesday, Gov. Phil Murphy signed legislation allowing DREAMers students to apply for state financial aid assistance, according to a press release from the Governor.

Maggie Geisenhoffer knows when she goes to work as an emergency medical technician for TriCare Medical Transportation in Pleasantville, there’s a good chance she’ll be called out for an overdose case.

GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP — The Township Council adopted an affordable housing plan Tuesday that it hopes will meet its obligation until 2025.

PLEASANTVILLE — After two years without a contract, Pleasantville educators and support staff finally have a new union agreement.

ATLANTIC CITY — In one of its largest commencements in its history, Stockton University will graduate 2,000 students at Boardwalk Hall Friday.

ATLANTIC CITY — Hard Rock Hotel & Casino will be one step closer to opening in June pending a favorable decision on the fate of its casino license by the Casino Control Commission.

LOWER TOWNSHIP — The township was presented the results of a feasibility study that looked at what building a new aquatic center in town would cost taxpayers.

A group of fire departments helped extinguish a fire early Wednesday morning on East Delaware Parkway in the Villas, according to a release from Lower Township Police Department.

Atlantic City Mayor Frank Gilliam and Lieutenant Governor Sheila Oliver will be featured speakers for the State of The City luncheon on Wednesday.

A former Atlantic City Convention and Visitors Authority president has been announced as the new executive director for Jersey Division of Travel and Tourism.