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... asking for emergency food for the first time," Beck said. "While we heard positive national (economic) news, New Jersey isn't feeling it. We need to pull together and those of us who can, donate to the food bank." For every $5 donated to the ... Comment?
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Atlantic coast drenched from Ida remnants
... Norfolk, a coastal city of a quarter-million people. A state of emergency also took effect in Cape May County in New Jersey Thursday evening. Officials Norfolk on Chesapeake Bay were watching the incoming tide closely, as winds pushed water inland ... Comment?
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Hunterdon gets shipment of H1N1 vaccine
... received 1600 new doses of the vaccine. One thousand three hundred new doses were received by the county from the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services, according to Rose Puelle, director of the department's Public Health Preparedness ... Comment?
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... state senators Wayne Bryant, Sharpe James and Lynch. Christie called Lynch "The consummate political operator in New Jersey." Since Aug. 5 Lynch has been living at home and his movements have been strictly monitored. Every night between 1 a.m. and 3 ... Comment?
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Boys Soccer Today: Seton Hall Prep defeats No. 1 Don Bosco Prep, 2-1, to reach Non-Public a final
November 12, 2009 11:03 p.m. Here is the schedue for the Non-Public finals on Tuesday at The College of New Jersey in Ewing: Non-Public A Final: Seton Hall Prep vs. Comment?
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Wind and rain hits the East Coast
... has suspended a search for three commercial fishermen whose boat sank in churning seas 20 miles off the coast of New Jersey. %@AP Links Sound: CUT ..327 (11/12/09) 00:05 "never make it" Unidentified taxi driver This taxi driver says the driving is ... Comment?
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Corzine, Christie meet for 1st time since election
New Jersey's outgoing governor and the man who will replace him in January began the transition of power today with their first face-to-face meeting since the election. Comment?
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Christie: Concessions needed from workers
New Jersey Gov.-elect Chris Christie made it clear Wednesday that he'll seek new concessions from state workers as he grapples with a projected budget deficit of $8 billion entering his first year in office. Comment?
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Democrats ponder financing in post-Corzine world
A week after the election, Democrats in New Jersey are wondering how to live in a post-Corzine world. Comment?
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... 14 Montclair, 1-0, in the North Jersey, Section 1 final. The state final will be held Nov. 21 at The College of New Jersey in Ewing. Kronicka s golden goal was more a testament to the tireless work rate of Westfielda s forwards as it was to simplyy ... Comment?
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Rutgers women's basketball signs All-State guard from Jersey City for Class of 2010
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... considered schools throughout the Big East. In the end, the pull of Piscataway won her over. Rutgers added a New Jersey guard to its recruiting class of 2010 Thursday, as Simmons , a first team All-State selection, signed a National Letter of Intent ... Comment?
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Canstruction' event at Prudential Center in Newark
The New Jersey Chapter of the American Institute of Architects has announced that Canstruction, its annual design exhibition and contest to benefit community food programs, will be held for the first time this year at the Prudential Center in Newark N.J. Here shows the completed New Jersey Devils logo and the Prudential logo with using 5,000 cans ... Comment?
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State of emergency declared in Cape May County in anticipation of Tropical Storm Ida
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Communities up and down the New Jersey coast are keeping a weary eye on high tides Friday as they brace for what could be the region's worst nor'easter in nearly two decades , prompting flashbacks of the 1992 storm that brought 55 mph winds and major tidal flooding to places previously thought to be cocooned. Comment?
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Protest planned for UMass forum featuring group linked to N.J. State trooper slaying
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... his role in a series of 1970s protest bombings. Other members of his group were charged in the 1981 killing of a New Jersey state trooper. AP Photo/Michael Dwyer Widow of slain New Jersey state trooper Philip Lamonaco, Donna Lamonaco, center, and ... Comment?
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Loopholes in N.J. campaign finance laws benefit biggest government contractors
New Jersey taxpayers don't pay directly for the costly campaigns state politicians run, but public money regularly goes to government contractors who in turn make sure the candidates are well-funded. Thanks to loopholes in campaign finance laws at the state and county levels, the biggest government contractors in New Jersey routinely get lucrative, ... Comment?
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Entrepreneurship event begins Nov. 16
... noted, are free to the public. The initiative is funded by the Kauffman Foundation. There are more than 40 New Jersey sponsors, including the Small Business Administration, Bank of America and Capital One. Local business sponsors include Rising Tide ... Comment?
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N.J. eligible for $200M in grants aimed at educational reform
New Jersey stands to receive at least $200 million in federal grants intended to spur educational reform that could include controversial initiatives like merit pay for teachers and a push for more charter schools. Comment?
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MSNBC Watching Montclair Stimulus Funds
... With $2.23 million in federal stimulus funding pouring into the coffers of the Montclair School District in New Jersey, one tiny chunk -- $65,000 -- stuck in the craws of local bloggers and citizens. The article raises a much bigger question. Beyond ... Comment?
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Weather complicates search for 3 fishermen on boat that sank off Cape May
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... had to be back at the dock by Wednesday 8 p.m., Rose said. Flounder fishing season for commercial fishermen in New Jersey opened Nov. 2 and closed Wednesday night. NMFS rules allow permit fishermen to take 3,500 pounds of flounder a week until the ... Comment?
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Campaign finance law loopholes open door for government contractors
New Jersey taxpayers don't pay directly for the costly campaigns state politicians run, but public money regularly goes to government contractors who in turn make sure the candidates are well-funded. Thanks to loopholes in campaign finance laws at the state and county levels, the biggest government contractors in New Jersey routinely get lucrative, ... Comment?
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