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Spencer stumps for N.J. pet seat belt law

BY GINA G. SCALA
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

To be a true New Jerseyan is to have a sense of humor second to none; it helps deflect being the butt of jokes. In some instances, the Garden State invites those j...

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Hitler wine in Italy offends tourists, prompts official apology

BY BOB HOLT
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

A lawyer from Philadelphia and his wife were surprised to find wine bottles featuring the likeness of Adolf Hitler while vacationing in the northern Italy town of Garda...

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Pay off those student loans or no social security!

BY PAM LOBLEY
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
NOW THAT’S FUNNY

A number of Social Security recipients have had their checks reduced by the government because they still owe money from their student loans.

People, i...

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'ParaNorman' movie review, trailer: The walking dead are real charmers

BY JOE TYRRELL
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
MOVIE REVIEW

Like many communities, Blithe Hollow happily capitalizes on its history without studying it too closely.

New England colonial witchcraft provides cute nam...

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Historical novel about Sicily sponsored by Casa Belvedere breaks stereotypes

BY ADELE SAMMARCO
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

Looking for positive Italian role-models in today's society, rather than turning to Snooki, the Housewives of New Jersey and the Mob Wives?

Lest we forget the cont...

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Sex before major sports competitions may give athletes a boost

BY CHRISTINE VALDEZ
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

Stretching and warming up have been tips that athletes have used in the past to get ready for competition, but now it doesn’t seem to be that way.

The latest myt...

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Paul Ryan: Are his 'brown noser' and Ayn Rand oddities relevant?

BY ROBERT KINKEAD
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
COMMENTARY

Kids can be cruel as Paul Ryan (and anyone who’s ever been a kid) knows.

According to an article in The Atlantic, Ryan was voted “Biggest Brown Noser” in...

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Hike the N.J. Appalachian Trail and celebrate a milestone

BY MICHELE S. BYERS
THE STATE WE'RE IN
COMMENTARY

The Appalachian Trail, the grand-daddy of American hiking trails, turned 75 on Aug. 14. Unlike many people, you can honestly say this venerable footpath ...

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Apple iOS 6 may leave iPhone users vulnerable to hackers

BY BOB HOLT
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

While a lot of people may be gearing up for the upcoming release of the iPhone 5, a technology blog is warning Apple that operating system iOS 6 may contain a flaw.

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Guys, walnuts can help your nuts....uh, 'fertility levels'

BY BOB HOLT
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

Today’s report in the world of health comes courtesy of the California Walnut Commission.

If you’re a red-blooded young male who is nuts about walnuts and are looking to...

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Children can be conned out of inheritance after multiple marriages

BY CAROL ABAYA NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM THE SANDWICH GENERATION Multiple marriages and blended families can mean children get cheated out of money and assets their parent(s) earned and had before the second or third marriage. At the 2012 senior citizens’ law day conference, Lawrence A. Friedman, Bridgewater elder law attorney, said elders need to protect their children of prior marriages from being disinherited. "Even if your spouse’s current will provides for your children, your spouse may change it after you pass away,” he said. In addition to protecting one's child, an appropriate will can minimize N.J. estate taxes, which kick in if assets are over $675,000. At the conference, Cathyanne Pisciotta from North Brunswick discussed guardianship which could be necessary if various legal documents are not signed. Pisciotta said that if a person does not have a durable power of attorney (for financial affairs) and a living will (for medical decisions), anyone else can seek guardianship of that person. An expensive court proceeding is mandatory. And she said, “If one person seeks guardianship, someone else can challenge the appointment. Another relative may seek to be appointed guardian because he/she wants the money and power.”

 

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