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Trenton Metro News

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21 hrs ago | Daily Record

In N.J., governor will choose running mate in '09

TRENTON, N.J. -- When New Jersey Gov. Jon S. Corzine formally announces his plans to seek re-election, a new question will soon surface: Who's your running mate? Beginning in 2009, a lieutenant governor will ...

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Related Topix: Trenton, NJ, Middlesex Metro, Middlesex, NJ, US Politics, US News, Robert Menendez, US Senate, Democrat

Sat Jul 05, 2008

Home News Tribune

Wrong time to increase N.J. minimum wage

Despite claims that a higher minimum wage would lead to lower profit margins for employers and fewer hours, fewer jobs and fewer benefits for workers, independent studies have predicted something else: little ...

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Thu Jul 03, 2008

Courier News Online

Give voters say over borrowing to build schools

Whenever it comes time for the state to borrow money, Gov. Jon S. Corzine believes in the 'common sense of the voters' at the ballot box, insisting they should have the final say over all new debt, Bradley ...

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Wed Jul 02, 2008

Daily Record

Woman dies after accidentally drinking torch oil

TRENTON -- New Jersey poison control officials say a Burlington County woman has died and five other people have been sickened in separate incidents around the state after accidentally drinking small amounts of ...

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Tue Jul 01, 2008

Daily Journal

Corzine signs budget that cuts $600 million

TRENTON -- Gov. Jon S. Corzine signed the $32.9 billion state budget Monday, as well as other laws supporting it and an order that aims to guide future budgets toward being balanced without relying on onetime ...

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Related Topix: Personal Finance, Retirement, Trenton, NJ, Pension, US News

CourierPostOnline

Worker advocates call for boost in N.J. minimum wage

There's a new call for New Jersey lawmakers to raise the minimum wage. A worker advocacy group - The Raise the Wage Campaign - says $7.15 per hour is no longer enough.

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Mon Jun 30, 2008

Daily Record

Pension reform bill hits snag in Assembly

TRENTON -- A bill aimed at reforming the pension system for future public and education workers across the state deadlocked in the Assembly Monday might after passing in the Senate as lawmakers scrambled to get ...

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Related Topix: Passaic, NJ, Bergen Metro, Atlantic Metro, Monmouth Metro, Pension, Personal Finance

Indiana Gazette Online

Consumer group warns of lead in artificial turf

TUESDAY: Health TUESDAY: We have 1348 guests online TRENTON, N.J. - An environmental watchdog group said Monday it found excessive amounts of lead in several brands of artificial turf, and it warned some of the ...

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Sun Jun 29, 2008

Gloucester Co. Times

Acid test of NJ budget will be property taxes

A key test for the $32.8 billion state budget adopted by New Jersey lawmakers may come in August.

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Related Topix: Trenton, NJ, Camden, NJ, Middlesex Metro

Home News Tribune

N.J. lags behind others in child care information

Oklahoma makes it easy. A parent looking for information on one of the state's 4,842 licensed child care facilities can simply go online to review monitoring reports, which list any confirmed violations in ...

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Related Topix: Camden, NJ, Trenton, NJ

Sat Jun 28, 2008

Millville News

State, local government workers suffer a rare budget blow

In this Monday, June 23, 2008 file photograph, the New Jersey Assembly gallery is packed with many people wearing green American Federation of State and County Municipal Employees union shirts in Trenton, N.J., ...

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Related Topix: Trenton, NJ, Personal Finance, Retirement, Pension

Fri Jun 27, 2008

Editor & Publisher

Longtime New Jersey Reporter/Columnist Murray Dies

TRENTON, N.J. Rick Murray, a newspaper reporter and columnist of 39 years who covered everything from politics to UFOs, is dead at age 58.

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Related Topix: Trenton, NJ, Lindenwold, NJ, Atlantic City, NJ

Thu Jun 26, 2008

The River/97.3 WRVV

Fooling Yourself - Styx

With a few breaks, The River Styx might've been the East Coast's answer to the Chocolate Watch Band -- and in a fairer reality, they'd have opened for the Rolling Stones or the Yardbirds, or at least the Pretty ...

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Related Topix: Chocolate Watch Band, Pop/Rock, Trenton, NJ

Daily Record

N.J.'s top insurer may turn for-profit

TRENTON -- New Jersey's largest health insurer is exploring converting to a for-profit company.

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Wed Jun 25, 2008

Daily Journal

TRENTON: Corzine's popularity continues to decline, poll finds

TRENTON -- Gov. Jon S. Corzine's approval rating has slipped again, according to a new poll released this morning.

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Tue Jun 24, 2008

CourierPostOnline

Senate approves major N.J. housing reform

TRENTON - The New Jersey Senate on Monday approved revamping the state's affordable housing laws after a tense debate over whether the measure would make housing accessible throughout the state or promote ...

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Related Topix: Trenton, NJ, Union, NJ, Somerset, NJ, Middlesex Metro

The Times

State budget warrants a second opinion

On June 16, the media reported that Gov. Jon Cor zine and legislative leaders Speaker Joe Roberts and Senate President Dick Codey had agreed on a state budget of $32.8 billion.

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Related Topix: Trenton, NJ, Opinion

Mon Jun 23, 2008

Daily Record

NJ public workers aim to kill benefit cuts

TRENTON, N.J. -- Government workers and teachers lined Statehouse hallways Monday and lobbied New Jersey lawmakers to oppose legislation that would cut taxpayer-paid benefits as part a proposed state budget ...

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Related Topix: Trenton, NJ, Middlesex Metro, Middlesex, NJ, Union, NJ

Daily Journal

New Jersey: Garden State woman has salmonella linked to tomatoes

TRENTON, N.J. - State health officials say a New Jersey woman was infected with salmonella linked to tainted tomatoes.

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Related Topix: Trenton, NJ, Food and Drug Administration

Sun Jun 22, 2008

Daily Journal

TRENTON: Crucial budget-related votes today

TRENTON -- Legislation to enact New Jersey's $32.8 billion cost-cutting budget proposal faces key Thursday today, as do measures that could make it difficult to adopt a new spending plan.

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Related Topix: Trenton, NJ, Pension, Personal Finance

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