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South Jersey Food Truck Offers Job Training Amid NJ Official Misconduct Indictments

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What happened

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The Three Little Birds Cafe, a mobile eatery run by The Arc of Camden County, is providing hands-on job training in South Jersey, staffed by people with disabilities. Separately, a former South Jersey Transportation Authority commissioner entered a guilty plea deal after being accused by a New Jersey grand jury of retaliation against a political adversary.

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Why it matters

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The food truck program functions as a stepping stone to employment, offering participants skills and confidence needed for restaurant work. The official misconduct case involves allegations of using public resources by a former commissioner.

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Who's involved

  • Camden CountyCamden County is the location where the job training food truck operates.
  • New JerseyNew Jersey is the state where the former commissioner faced indictments.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Camden CountySpeculative

    The Arc of Camden County might see increased demand for its services, boosting revenue from the small business model.

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