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Fewer New Jerseyans to Travel for Thanksgiving
There will be a sharp decline in the number of New Jerseyans who travel for their turkey and stuffing this Thanksgiving.
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New Jersey: Police get Ok to use stun guns
TRENTON - Police officers in New Jersey now can use stun guns under limited circumstances.
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New Online Databases from the State of Louisana and State of New Jersey
More than 18,000 current state contracts are now available for public inspection through a new online database unveiled today by Gov.
Two Courthouse Law Libraries in New Jersey To Close
Yesterday, we posted an item about six law libraries closing in Connecticut. Today, via this article from the Newark Star-Ledger. we read about two courthouse law libraries closing in New Jersey.
New Jersey Senate considering leeway on minimum sentences for drug-free zone offenses
More than 20 years after New Jersey's mandatory minimum sentences went into effect for dealing drugs near schools, state legislators are taking aim at a law that has created a sharp divide between cities and rural areas like Warren County.
Many reasons to support health reform plan
Since the latest debate over comprehensive health care reform began more than two years ago, AARP has been fighting for health reform that provides stable, affordable health coverage options for all Americans and protects Medicare for older adults and for future generations.
Goofball Galaxy to Premiere at New Jersey Meadowlands Environmental Center, December 11th and 12th
Goofball Galaxy to Premiere at New Jersey Meadowlands Environmental Center, December 11th and 12th By Goofball Galaxy 11/22/2009 Goofball Galaxy is a place where children live before they are born on earth.
Heartbeats: Valerie Fund partners with The Cancer Institute of New Jersey
When it comes to finding a cure for cancer, no price tag is too high. Two Central Jersey forces dedicated toward helping the youngest of patients afflicted with cancer and blood disorders have joined together because they believe that wholeheartedly.
New Jersey/Italy Trade Council member discusses venture
Frank Cannone is a member of the executive committee for the New Jersey/Italy Trade Council.
Marriage Update: New York and New Jersey
Interesting developments in the fight for marriage equality in New York and New Jersey in the last few days.
Graham Lustig's 'Nutcracker' is modern and merry
The first order for Graham Lustig when he took over as artistic director of the New Brunswick-based American Repertory Ballet, or ARB, in 1999 was to deliver a new "Nutcracker.'' It's always a good idea to start out small in a new job.
Chris Christie, governor-elect of New Jersey
Faces in the News is a weekly feature that takes an up-close look at a person who recently was in the news.
POLL: More in NJ Favor Marriage Equality Than Oppose It
"Supporters of gay marriage may find New Jersey more hospitable than many other states, according to a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll released today.
Poll: NJ residents support gay marriage, narrowly
New Jerseyans surveyed narrowly favor allowing gay marriage, while 1 in 8 are undecided on the issue.
All Stars Project of New Jersey Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary
All Stars Project of New Jersey Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary By All Stars Project of New Jersey 11/19/2009 Out of the Box and Into the Garden: Jersey Youth Leads the Way, the All Stars Project of New Jersey's 10th anniversary benefit dinner was held on November 9, 2009 at the Newark Club.
Wild Turkey Rescued from New Jersey Turnpike
While Park Slope is busy giving disabled birds ironic nicknames , New Jerseyans are doing right by our avian friends.
1992-1993: How Divided Government Worked in New Jersey
As in any transition, speculation is rampant as to whom Governor-elect Chris Christie will appoint as Chief of Staff, State Treasurer, and Attorney General.
New Jersey pays public pensions to private groups
New Jerseyans are paying $1.3 million in pensions to 62 retirees who work for private groups at a time when the state's pension system is on the financial brink.
Driver Texting About Drug Deal Hits Biker, Police Say
Police say a man who drove his car into a New Jersey cyclist had been sending a text message about a drug deal.
N.J. adults with autism to receive better protection, improved services under Assembly bill
Adults with autism would be specifically covered by anti-discrimination laws under one of two new measures designed to assist people who have the disorder, Assembly Speaker Joseph Roberts said today.
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