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1. Camden-based Dr. Henry L. Morganstein, 71, loses medical license for providing dangerous drugs
(N.J./State)

... 33,000 physicians practicing in New Jersey, on Tuesday reviewed and approved Morganstein's agreement to give up his license. "The abuse of these prescriptions is a well-documented problem and Dr. Morganstein, ...

2. TSA screening anger builds as Thanksgiving approaches
(U.S./Nation)

... Wednesday, the busiest travel day of the year. Their site says their goal is to send a message to our lawmakers that we demand change. We have a right to privacy and buying a plane ticket should not ...

3. REVIEW: ‘The Coward’ shoots for laughs
(Entertainment/Movies)

...  REVIEW: Bush years exert their toll on American souls in new drama REVIEW: ‘The Scottsboro Boys' thrills with Broadway expertise REVIEW: ‘Wings' and ‘Spirit Control' regard flying REVIEW: ...

4. Vince Lombardi's players don't have a seat at the NFL lockout talks
(Sports/Professional)

... decades ago. Evan Weiner, the winner of the United States Sports Academy's 2010 Ronald Reagan Media Award, is an author, radio-TV commentator and speaker on "The Politics of Sports Business." His book, ...

5. Response to Totalitarian Food Commissar
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... to decide what people can and can't eat and what businesses can and can't sell? Who is this "we" to decide what it means to be "responsible"? If you were truly responsible, you would stop relinquishing ...

6. REVIEW: David Duchovny reveals ‘The Break of Noon’
(Entertainment/Movies)

... life REVIEW: Bush years exert their toll on American souls in new drama REVIEW: ‘The Scottsboro Boys' thrills with Broadway expertise REVIEW: ‘Wings' and ‘Spirit Control' regard flying REVIEW: ...

7. Philadelphia Marathon results in world class event
(Sports/Professional)

... course, which will be a single loop course, through the neighborhoods and business districts of host City, Long Branch, and neighboring Monmouth Beach, Deal, Allenhurst and Asbury Park.  ...

8. Davon Parker of Edison admits to role in New Brunswick murder
(N.J./State)

A member of the Nine Trey Headbustas set of the Bloods street gang has pleaded guilty to racketeering for his role in a gang-related murder in New Brunswick in 2008. Davon Parker, 22, of Edison, pleaded ...

9. Kate Middleton: A real princess for young girls
(Life/Style)

... middle class family, like millions of other girls around the world. Her dad is a former British Airways officer and her mother is a former flight attendant. Her parents run a mail-order business that sells ...

10. Regarding Corzine
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

The problem with our citizens is that we have a short memory. Very short. We have forgotten that it was Bush who lied and started a war that has put medicare on the red. That Bush's policies with breaks ...

11. New Jersey treating really big trees like champions
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... and global climate change. And don't forget shade. In summer, trees provide a break from the sun's rays, which can yield real energy savings for homes and businesses. Urban trees cool our cities and ...

12. Stock market outlook that is slightly rosy
(Money/Economy)

... — is no extremist. He thinks that the business community's antagonism toward President Obama has been overdone, and that the health-care changes "could have been worse." He also seems to have an encyclopedic ...

13. REVIEW: Brendan Fraser and Denis O’Hare costar in ‘Elling’
(Entertainment/Movies)

... Sexy ‘Women' throw a festive Broadway party REVIEW: Liberal family values characterize ‘That Hopey Changey Thing' REVIEW: Existential ‘Middletown' regards life REVIEW: Bush years exert their ...

14. response
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... of power, it has its peculiar strengths and weaknesses. the business community, at this juncture, does not consider nuclear power worth investing in. An argument may be made for committing more than $1 ...

15. The Truth!!!!!!!!!!!
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... his wife for years abusing pain medication and when he speaks everyone believes him thats just sad why didnt the H.S check him out before they hired him? Maybe they could have found out why he left seaton ...

16. Tough anti-bulling bill highlights busy Trenton agenda
(N.J./State)

... to allow advertising on the outside of school buses. The Assembly is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. and the Senate at 2 p.m.  ...

17. Yu Jane Chen sentenced to 5 years in prison for mortgage and credit card scheme
(N.J./State)

... in the mortgage and small business loan industry in the Bergen County area. They unlawfully used the identities of other people to obtain mortgages, other types of loans and unauthorized credit card accounts ...

18. New autism study: science or nonsense?
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... website currently links to a BusinessWeek article about the product: "One of the most promising treatments in this category is a drug called CM-AT made by a startup called Curemark. Dr. Joan Fallon, ...

19. New autism study: science or nonsense?
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... website currently links to a BusinessWeek article about the product: "One of the most promising treatments in this category is a drug called CM-AT made by a startup called Curemark. Dr. Joan Fallon, ...

20. you can't believe everything someone tells you
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... financials. It acts like they are unrelated businesses, and they are not! The only reason the NJSEA makes $10 million from off-track wagering and phone betting is because it owns the racetracks and therefore ...