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Roosevelt, New Jersey is located in Monmouth County. Zip codes in Roosevelt, NJ include 08555. The median home price in Roosevelt is $171,000. More Roosevelt information.

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Thursday Jun 6 | NJ.com

Opinion: Stop 'continued use of taxpayer funds to prop up the Trenton Marriott Hotel'

In "The Cause: The Fight for American Liberalism from Franklin Roosevelt to Barack Obama," Eric Alterman wrote this about FDR: "Despite Americans' historical aversion toward the trappings of a powerful central government, Roosevelt managed to provide an example for future generations to create collective initiatives aimed at social amelioration."

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Tue Jun 04, 2013

The Jersey Journal

After 76 years, Roosevelt Borough adopts its first flag

Seventy six years after its founding, this town has created a flag that reflects its unique role as an experiment in developing fair practices for labor and management.

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Mon Jun 03, 2013

New Jersey Jewish News

A night of hate, five years of repentance NEW

When Max Drazdik got together with two friends from Hightstown High School on the night of Jan.

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Fri May 31, 2013

Asbury Park Press

GOP's rhetoric on 'court-packing' is hypocritical

'A type of court-packing reminiscent of FDR's era,' warned Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley.

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Sat May 18, 2013

The Jersey Journal

2013 Jersey Shore Guide: Atlantic County beaches

Everything you need to know about beaches in Atlantic County during the summer of 2013, from beach fees to parking facilities to lifeguard schedules: Lifeguards: 10 a.m.-6 p.m., with limited coverage from Memorial Day to June 28, then full staffing at 41 locations from Caspian to Jackson avenues through Labor Day.

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