TRENTON – The government shutdown in New Jersey is over. Lawmakers in Trenton late Monday broke through the impasse that had kept them from adopting the state budget, triggered the shutdown over the weekend, and frayed tempers among the public. “Everything will be open probably starting tomorrow,”…
Source: Morningcall
New Jersey beaches open for business after budget deal
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