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Newly hired teachers benefit from Corzine's delay
Thousands of new teachers can receive the generous pension benefits New Jersey lawmakers voted to scale back in June because Gov.
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Putting campaigns on hold to stump for Obama
Besides helping Barack Obama win the presidency in November, mission No. 2 for New Jersey's convention delegation is increasing the Democrats' 7-6 edge in the state's House of Representatives lineup.
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Your Check's Not in the Mail Yet N.J. Homeowners
It may be a couple of weeks before many New Jerseyans find out when their property tax rebate checks are coming.
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Acting Governor Milgram Orders Flags to Fly at Half-Staff to Honor...
" In honor of Perth Amboy Police Officer Thomas E. Raji, Acting Governor Anne Milgram signed the following Executive Order calling for the United States and New Jersey flags to fly at half-staff on Thursday, ...
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Assembly leader calls Biden 'N.J.'s third senator'
TRENTON - Democrats from South Jersey are cheering the nomination of Delaware Sen.
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Health Net pays $41M for underpaying state members
TRENTON -- A managed health care company that was routinely underpaying its New Jersey members for out-of-network medical care they received has paid a record $41 million in fines and restitution for its ...
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BCBS-NJ for-profit conversion:
We feel a special obligation to maintain that trust and to continue to be there when we're needed.
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Disclose hospitals' medical errors
To the Editor: A plane crash would need to occur every day in the United States for an entire year to even come close to the preventable medical error death toll.
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Jersey delegates wowed by Michelle Obama's speech
DENVER -- Michelle Obama's address to the Democratic National Convention, which followed a surprise address from U.S. Sen.
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NJ has some of highest- and lowest-income places
If the name "New Jersey" conjures up images of leafy suburbs that house very high-income families, you're right.
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AAA predicts fewer Labor Day travelers in N.J.
AAA says slightly fewer New Jerseyans are expected to leave home over the Labor Day holiday weekend.
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Democrats: Unity is needed
For some time now, die-hard Democrats expected the presidential nomination at the 2008 Democratic National Convention to be historic -- though for most top New Jersey Democrats, that's because they believed ...
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New Jersey is taking major steps to ensure the health of hospitals
Across the country, hospitals are struggling financially, and some are even failing.
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Welcome to the Jersey shore. Now go home.
They treat it like the private sandbox of a privileged few. Tactics include charging as much as US$12 to use the beach for a single day and severely restricting parking near the beach .
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Locals weigh in on Biden
Top political partisans in New Jersey are predictably clashing over the naming of Sen.
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Girl Scouts Heart of N.J. name new CEO
Girl Scouts Heart of New Jersey has named lifetime Girl Scout member and Somerset County resident Susan M. Brooks its new Chief Executive Officer.
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Most New Jersey Adults Support Instruction On Birth Control In High Schools, Survey Finds
Main Category: Sexual Health / STDs Also Included In: Women's Health / Gynecology More than 90% of New Jersey adults said they support teaching teenagers about birth control in high school and three-quarters ...
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Nevada gambling panel OKs re...
Nevada gambling regulators voted unanimously Thursday to approve a man agement restructuring for bank rupt Tropicana Entertainment LLC, which owns 11 casino properties in the United States.
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Governor Corzine Signs Order Providing Assistance Tohomeless...
Tags: Governor Jon S. Corzine , Release Date: Aug 21 2008 TRENTON - ' Governor Jon S. Corzine today signed an executive order designating the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency to implement the ...
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Not Guilty Plea in Shot Through Floor Killing
The suspect in last week's killing of a 15-year-old who was shot while he slept in his bed pleaded not guilty Wednesday to aggravated manslaughter and weapons charges.
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