It's the most comprehensive ordinance I've seen in the state of New Jersey.

If a county adopts a sewage ordinance, then it is governed by the county and the state doesn't send inspectors in, ... That's why the state doesn't inspect our systems here. ...What our ordinance states is that we adopted the Missouri State Sewage Law.

We'll have around 150 to 200 wrestlers in the tournament from the southeast and northeast parts of the state. We're having mats brought in from Burlington and Chanute to be used along with the mat Iola High School has.

. . . Despite a combined 16 years in the New Jersey State Legislature, Assemblymen Kean and Corodemus proved that they have no idea how the Assembly Homeland Security and State Preparedness Committee functions or who is responsible for the distribution of homeland security funds.

New Jersey has the most to lose of any state if this idea of selling off the Northeast Corridor were to happen.

We can't change the rules in mid-stream. The most recent ordinance says they can live anywhere in the state of Arkansas and I'm comfortable with our decision.