In signing the bill, Murphy handed the first pen to MMS student Cate Schoenborn who was struck by a car on Prospect Street last fall. “I do this with Cate and the many families like hers front of mind, determined to make sure no child ever again faces the same kind of pain or danger.”

“I don’t know what we can do as a government, but this is outrageous,” said TC Member Vic De Luca. “We talk a lot about diversity and being welcoming, but if you don’t have the dollars, you’re not welcomed here.”

“This is completely unsustainable,” said South Orange Mayor Sheena Collum, adding that South Orange has been “working to try and get out of the state health benefits plan, as are numerous other municipalities.”

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