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Bill would provide billions for Northeast corridor, Rep. Payne, Jr. says

Bill would provide billions for Northeast corridor, Rep. Payne, Jr. says

The Moving Forward Act, would bring at least $7.6 billion for rail projects along the Northeast Corridor into New Jersey…

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State awards $122 million for cities’ water infrastructure

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