By John Reitmeyer, includes “The stopgap budget covers July, August and September and it largely reflects what the governor proposed last month after moving the start of the state’s fiscal year from July 1 to Oct. 1. That move bought Murphy and lawmakers time to deal with the economic fallout brought on by a series of lockdown orders to halt the spread of COVID-19.”
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