The Supreme Court of New Jersey on 5/2/19 changed Court Rule 4:64-2 in direct conflict of the Public Comments it received AGAINST changing this Court Rule.

We the undersigned demand that NY American Water loses its license to operate in Nassau County NY. They have been rate gouging, falsifying tax documents, misusing federal funds. They are currently under local, state and federal investigation

The Green New Deal is a national economic mobilization plan much like Roosevelt's "New Deal" and is capable of making the U.S. economy “carbon neutral” while promoting economic and environmental justice and equality. Please make the "Green New Deal" a priority of the 116th Congress.

The people of New Market Township would like the 220 acres at 230th Street In New Market Township, MN to remain for residential single family homes

backyardchickennews.com hasn't been updated in many months. Important backyard chicken events have been happening during that time. Eggs. Running low on chicken feed. That time a cat got in the yard. Yet none of this has been reported on the website. What are you trying to hide? Give us the news!

A new skatepark is needed between the area of North Miami and Eastern Shores. Skaters are in need of a new park after all of them are being shut down!

The College of Social Work has had uncomfortable desks for the last two decades. We are in need of new desks that are more conducive to learning.

Governor Christie, the New Jersey Senate and House, public institutions, public employees, and citizens: Please adopt an accounting change that will save the state an estimated $2.5 billion annually, and apply that to a loan to fully fund the pension deficit and restore the states credit rating with no net cost to public employees no direct cost to public institutions and no increase in state taxes.

Members of the Cannabis Control Division, This set of revised rules was supposed to include changes in response to public comment provided on the first hearing that took place on June 29th. Many of those concerns were over water rights, excessive water use and industry access for locals. Despite the addition of some social equity language and minor changes to regulations, this proposed set still does not address issues mentioned and in fact, strengthens and prioritizes existing and well-financed operators. The lack of substance in the equity language, the addition of an unlawful variance mechanism, mediocre water protections, a change in language regarding felony convictions and the inability to report illegal and unlawful activities of producers are all evidences of ways the industry continues to have a stronghold over locals. It is important that regulators and agencies remain focused on protecting and prioritizing water and New Mexican residents over out-of-state investors coming to capitalize off of a struggling economy. In response to these concerns I ask for the following: - Substantial and meaningful social equity provisions that include timelines, metrics and requirements as required by the CRA. - Specific exemptions and contingencies for small farmers/microbusinesses. - The removal of the unlawful variance mechanism which would allow applicant or licensee to evade water, equity, plant limits and environmental requirements. - Stronger water protections to include: online notice of applications submitted to better prepare communities, a requirement for the CCD to consult with OSE and/or water provider to prove legitimacy, estimated energy use with water and conservation plans, and water use requirements for immature plants. - Inclusion and access to the industry for individuals with a prior felony conviction for possession of a controlled substance. - The development of protocols and procedures to report water theft, use of weapons on licensed cannabis premises, use of drinking water for agricultural use, excess rubbage, transportation of cannabis through federal lands, human trafficking, and threats on community resources/individuals as has been evidenced by existing medical producers. -

President Trump has given the okay for oil/gas drilling off of our valuable coastline. We need enough signatures to try and stop this due to the harm it will cause to marine wildlife, recreation, fishing, beach nesting birds and tourism. We know that all drilling operations have leaks that cannot be quickly and efficiently contained, and will ruin/destroy everything we love about our coastline. Since the President enjoys time in the great state of Florida, he should understand our concerns very well about such a fragile ecosystem.