NJ lawmakers open debate on newest open space proposal
NJ lawmakers open debate on newest open space proposal (via NJ.com)
TRENTON — Seeking to end a legislative stalemate over open space preservation, state lawmakers today began to debate a new proposal that would divert about $150 million a year in business taxes to protect land and historic sites in New Jersey. With…
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