NJ May Waive License for Snow-Shoveling Service
New Jersey residents who advertise their snow-shoveling services within 24 hours of a predicted snowstorm could operate free from municipal regulations under a bill being considered in the Legislature.
An Assembly committee on Thursday advanced the measure, which was inspired by two Bound Brook teens who passed out fliers to homeowners before a storm in January but were warned by police they might have broken the law.
This article appeared in print on page 14 of edition of Hamodia.
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