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Rowan president Donald Farish gets $600k to retire and go on sabbatical

Rowan president Donald Farish gets $600k to retire and go on sabbatical
BY BOB HOLT
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

An expensive contract buyout believed to be based partly on petty disagreements will be sending Rowan University president Donald Farish into retirement sooner than expected. Rowan will pay its longtime president $600,000 over a two year period to retire this year.

The Glassboro school's board of trustees announced Thursday that Donald Farish will be leaving June 30. In October, he had announced plans to leave in June 2012.

According to the Press of Atlantic City, the $600,000 compensation will be paid bi-weekly, and Farish will not get $250,000 in deferred compensation he would have received under his old contract when he left in 2012.

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Democrat Daniel Benson sworn in as N.J. Assembly member

Democrat Daniel Benson sworn in as N.J. Assembly member

Selected by 14th District Democrats over weekend

Democrat Daniel J. Benson of Hamilton Monday was sworn in as the newest member of the state Assembly.

Benson, 35, will represent the 14th District, which...

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N.J. steroid bill introduced to end abuse among New Jersey police officers and firefighters

N.J. steroid bill introduced to end abuse among New Jersey police officers and firefighters

Assemblymen McKeon and Conaway pushing three-bill package

Two Democratic Assemblymen Monday announced they've introduced a three-bill package of legislation designed to crackdown on illegal steroid abu...

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Carjacking wave believed to be carried out by Newark teens for sport

Carjacking wave believed to be carried out by Newark teens for sport

Essex Prosecutor will seek to try juveniles as adults

Acting Essex County Prosecutor Robert D. Laurino announced Monday that the spike in violent carjackings in Essex County that surged during the holi...

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3 indicted for alleged role in shaking down N.J. dock workers

3 indicted for alleged role in shaking down N.J. dock workers

Named are Joseph and Regina Queli of Wall and Nicholas Bergamotto of Newark

Three New Jerseyans have been indicted on charges of loansharking and money laundering in connection with a joint investigati...

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Andres Chach shot to death in Plainfield

Andres Chach shot to death in Plainfield

Homicide is first for Union County in 2011

Members of the Union County Homicide Task Force and the Plainfield Police Department are investigating a shooting death that occurred around 2 a.m. Sunday at ...

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Nicole Victor of Paulsboro gets 5 years in prison for taking $11,705 from state heating aid program

Nicole Victor of Paulsboro gets 5 years in prison for taking $11,705 from state heating aid programA former local administrator of the state's Home Energy Assistance (HEA) Program was sentenced to five year in state prison Friday for stealing $11,705 from the program.

Nicole Victor, 38, of Paulsboro...

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N.J. Future finds Christie's $8 billion plan not longterm solution for funding transportation projects

N.J. Future finds Christie's $8 billion plan not longterm solution for funding transportation projects

Does find it's a step in right direction

BY TOM HESTER SR.
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

The director of New Jersey Future Friday described Gov. Chris Christie's proposed $8 billion five-year highway and mass tr...

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Hernan Agudelo saves two women from attacker with knife and hatchet in Union

Hernan Agudelo saves two women from attacker with knife and hatchet in Union

A man armed with a knife and hatchet attacked two women early Friday morning as they investigated misplaced items in their back yard, said Prosecutor Theodore J. Romankow. The seemly random and unprom...

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