John Adler

The shore has another fight on its hands- but it has rescued its beach nourishment funding before from the chopping blocks of past presidential budgets.

“My job is to go listen to people and take their concerns to Washington,” said Adler, D-3rd of Cherry Hill. “I’m focused on that every day.”

Money to dredge Barnegat Bay has been approved as part of the federally funded stimulus package, but funds for additional beach replenishment projects — such as erosion studies and long-term nourishment efforts — were not included.

STAFFORD — Rep. John Adler said Monday he will request money for the reconstruction of the causeway bridge that connects Manahawkin and Long Beach Island in the next round of funding for road reconstruction.

More than $6.1 million in federal stimulus money is going to the Toms River Regional School District, part of almost $32.3 million in money going to Ocean County schools from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, it was announced Monday.

On small business aid, the Causeway Bridge repair, beach replenishment and aquaculture, newly instated Congressman John Adler told business leaders Tuesday that he was working with officials on those issues to “get it right.”

STAFFORD — When Rep. John Adler, D-N.J., stopped at a diner on Route 72 this week to discuss his first 100 days in Congress, he was comfortable blending in with the lunch crowd, who did not seem to recognize their new man in Washington.

MOUNT HOLLY - Freshman Congressman John Adler said Thursday that he would seek $2 million in federal funding to open one of the nation's first health resource centers specializing in the care of women veterans at Virtua Memorial Hospital Burlington County.

America’s health care system is broken. This year, the total of all health care spending will reach $2.3 trillion, which equals more than $7,500 per American. The system is strained to its limits, and ...

Adler, D-3rd, plans to introduce federal legislation giving states financial incentives to regulate the sale of annuities, insurance-like contracts providing regular payments to investors.

Rep. John Adler, D-N.J., is asking the White House to continue to fund ongoing beach replenishment projects on Long Beach Island, despite rumors that the money may be removed from the recently approved stimulus package.

U.S. Rep. John Adler announced Tuesday the bases will receive the federal investments for construction, facility improvements and energy efficient projects. The projects are funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, according to Adler, D-3rd of Cherry Hill.