1/18/22-State of the State: What Got Covered, and What Didn’t

January 18 2022
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State of the State: What Got Covered, and What Didn’t

January 12, 2022 | njspotlightnews.org

Gov. Phil Murphy talked COVID-19, the economy and more in his annual assessment of where New Jersey stands Tuesday (1/11), once again prerecorded in a concession to the deadly pandemic.

Murphy focused much of his State of the State address on his administration’s response to that public-health crisis, and he noted other accomplishments related to health care, property taxes and education funding.

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1/18/22-State of the State: What Got Covered, and What Didn’t

State of the State: What Got Covered, and What Didn’t

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