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Phil Murphy and leadership from Amtrak to announce that the state is officially accepting bids from architectural and engineering firms to redesign the midtown Manhattan nerve center linking commuters to the Garden State and Long Island.ġ-877-JOBZ4KIDS - Bill to loosen working restrictions for minors making quick progress, by POLITICO’S Matt Friedman: New Jersey’s child labor laws could be getting their first major update in decades under a fast-tracked bill advocates hope to pass early in the summer tourist season. Hochul was joined by Mayor Eric Adams, New Jersey Gov.
Kathy Hochul announced Thursday, as she formally kicked off the bidding process for the busy transit hub's anticipated multi-billion-dollar face-lift. YOU CAN’T IMPROVE PERFECTION - Bidding kicks off for long-awaited Penn Station redevelopment, by POLITICO’s Danielle Muoio Dunn: Officials in New York, New Jersey and the nation's largest passenger rail service are finally all on board for Penn Station's long-delayed redevelopment, Gov. As this legislative session ends, let’s remind our representatives to support patient advocates like PBMs and make all entities in the drug supply chain do their part to lower costs. Fortunately, pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) negotiate with drug companies to reduce Rx costs for patients. Every year, Big Pharma raises the price of life-saving medications. TIPS? FEEDBACK? HATE MAIL? Email me at Ĭosts in New Jersey are sky high – and that includes prescription drug costs. Sunday for Assemblymember Don Guardian, former Assemblymember John Armato, Center on Budget's Jon Whiten, Camden County Attorney Matt White. Saturday for former Senate Prez Steve Sweeney, GSE founder Seven Goldsttein, AMG’s Marshall Spevak, comedian Joey Novick, Hunterdon County Clerk Mary Melfi, New Hampshire congressional candidate Matt Mowers. QUOTE OF THE DAY: “While respecting their good intentions, I suffer from paranoia informed by decades of struggles by the community against attempts to privatize and commercialize the open space treasure or otherwise wrest control of park planning from the public.” - Assemblymember Raj Mukherji (D-Hudson) on the new Liberty State Park bill for which Gov. The governor's office did not offer any more details. WHERE’S MURPHY? - Out-of-state from this afternoon until Saturday. Testa has a lot of faith in vicariously-competitive parents.ĭAYS SINCE MURPHY REFUSED TO SAY WHETHER HIS WIFE’S NON-PROFIT SHOULD DISCLOSE DONORS: 114 “I don’t think it’s the case where an angry mom or dad in the stands is going to demand inspection of any athletes,” he said. Testa doesn’t think abuse will be a problem.
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You go in the middle of the locker room and in order to have a urine test done, they watch you in full sight.”īut the way I read the bill, any student could be forced to go through these tests by simply being accused of being transgender. “I can tell you that from being an NCAA athlete, we were subject to both random drug screening by the NCAA and random drug screening by Villanova University. “The spirit of intent of my bill would be just to make sure that before any athlete ever stepped on the field, that they have seen a doctor and they are in fact a biological female,” Testa, who played Division 1 tennis in college, said. Michael Testa (R-Cumberland), told me he doesn’t have a problem with that language but would be open to compromise if Democrats are willing to take up the bill. But testosterone checks and genetic analyses? In fairness, I can think of instances in which a doctor, having seen a student before, can attest to what their genitals look like without having to do a new exam (though a doctor told an Ohio newspaper that it’s not standard practice). The sex check requirements are virtually identical, and it’s really not clear if a student would have to undergo just one of them or all three. That includes New Jersey’s “Fairness in Women’s Sports Act,” which would apply to high school and college athletes. Virtually identical sex check requirements are in bills that have passed or been proposed around the country. Here’s the thing: That language isn’t unique to Ohio.
Anyone accused of being transgender would just have to present a doctor’s note indicating the student’s sex based on: Their internal and external sexual anatomy, their “normal endogenously produced levels of testosterone” and an “analysis of the participant's genetic makeup.” It’s that easy! The Ohio House of Representatives last week got some national media attention for passing a bill to keep transgender kids out of girls’ sports.
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