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As a single dad racing to my construction job by 7 a.m., I struggled to find affordable, quality daycare for my son. That was around 40 years ago, and since then, I’ve heard many similar stories from hardworking men and women.

Studies have found that the first five years of a child’s life are critical in setting them up for success, which makes the selection of daycare an important choice. But too many parents are forced to choose affordable care over quality care – especially parents who work outside the “9-to-5” workday.

As we recognized National Infrastructure Week (May 14) around the country, we must take the opportunity to encourage both the work and the workers that will rebuild America.

We must start robustly investing in our aging bridges, roads, rails, ports, airports, electric grid, water pipes, broadband network and more. Not only is it critical for our national security, but it also will create high-skilled, high-wage jobs and help power our economy for generations to come. But in the next five years, there will be 68 percent more job openings in infrastructure-related fields than there are people training to fill them, according to the U.S. Department of Education. It’s clear we need to change that trend by preparing more people now.

Donald Norcross was one of 58 Democrats to vote to impeach Donald Trump because Trump has violated the constitution, puts our country at risk, and poses a threat to our democracy.

Tammy Murphy, came to Camden on Monday to address a forum on women's issues in the workplace and lend her support to undocumented immigrants who, for now at least, are still protected by DACA.

Norcross led a discussion with Gloucester and Washingtown Township students, police officers, politicians and school administrators.