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1. N.J. lawmaker wants all bicycles registered at MVC
(Life/Style)

... country, particularly college towns, promote voluntary bicycle registration through the police department, in hopes of combating bike theft. In New Jersey, police at Rutgers, the State University of New ...

2. NJEA president offers to meet with Gov. Christie on his education proposals
(N.J./State)

... test score issue, rather than telling them what to conclude before they issue a report. "His combative rhetoric is wearing thin," Keshishian concluded. "It's time for Governor Christie to work collaboratively ...

3. Autism cause dismissed by report
(Health/Healthquest)

... early treatment and with a support structure and services for affected individuals and families. The original Combating Autism Act of 2006 was a bi-partisan effort which expanded federal investment for ...

4. Gov. Chris Christie 2011 State of the State Address
(N.J./State)

... them seem easy. No doubt, in the months ahead, we will have to fight. Some might even say that I have been too ready for a fight- that my approach has been too tough and too combative. That's for ...

5. State of State Address: Gov. Christie calls for tax, public employee pension and education reform
(N.J./State)

... have to fight. Some might even say that I have been too ready for a fight — that my approach has been too tough and too combative. That's for a reason. It is because the fight is important. It is vital. ...

6. Gov. Chris Christie’s State of the State Address
(N.J./State)

... fight — that my approach has been too tough and too combative. That's for a reason. It is because the fight is important. It is vital. The reality is I'll fight when it matters. It matters because ...

7. Did you notice higher gasoline prices?
(Opinion/Commentary)

... on manufacturing in China Roy Nersesian: Healthcare reform missing costly points The Copenhagen Accord: World will find it tough to combat global warming with latest agreement Why the economic ...

8. ‘Tron: Legacy' provides plenty of dumb, fun action (with trailer)
(Entertainment/Movies)

... in light gray and white leotards give him a makeover for combat with disks. Gem, the blondest and Barbiest of them all, even shows some personality. When Sam asks what to do, she advises, "Survive." Enlivening ...

9. N.J. lawmakers want to cut real fat from government
(Health/Healthquest)

...  In what she described as an effort to combat the nation's obesity epidemic and the increasing the cost of health care, Sen. Loretta Weinberg (D-Bergen) Thursday said she and the seven other lawmakers ...

10. Achieve your New Year’s resolutions
(Health/Healthquest)

... at www.formulaforexcellence.com. ALSO BY JENN A. NOCERA Core workout tips to combat today's sedentary lifestyle Fruits and vegetables you should always buy organic Obesity is a growing problem ...

11. Pro wrestler Nick Gage accused of robbing bank in N.J.
(N.J./State)

... locating the whereabouts of the 6-foot, 1-inch, 225-pound man. Wilson's last known address is Lakeshore Drive in Camden. According to philly.com, in 2005 he was burned in a Combat Zone Wrestling ...

12. Core workout tips to combat today’s sedentary lifestyle
(Health/Healthquest)

BY JENN A. NOCERA NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM Building the "Core" is all the rage these days. Programs that target the Core have sprung up all over. When I am asked what to do for the Core, my first response ...

13. Globalization creates jobs for China and not for U.S.
(Opinion/Commentary)

... to the Walmart fairy tale on manufacturing in China Roy Nersesian: Healthcare reform missing costly points The Copenhagen Accord: World will find it tough to combat global warming with latest agreement ...

14. Do New Jersey towns like Middletown cover up crime?
(Opinion/Commentary)

... acting responsibly? Many residents don't think so; they want to know what is happening and what is being done to combat the problem. If the economy continues to remain in the doldrums and many more lose ...

15. Gov. Christie unveils plan to clean up Barnegat Bay
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... water pollution, combating erosion, protecting the watershed and engaging the public," McKeon said. "I'm pleased to see the governor agree with these efforts. I hope this translates into a cooperative ...

16. Senate panel approves two bills to give tax breaks to veterans' counseling, families paying for college
(N.J./State)

... (PTSD). "The immense stress felt by many of our returning war heroes is real, and can be just as deadly as combat itself," Buono said. "But when it comes to seeking the psychological help that can literally ...

17. Assembly panel approves bill to improve Cedar Brook Hospital in Plainfield for Huntington's disease patients
(Health/Healthquest)

... progressively get worse," Assemblyman Jerry Green (D-Union) said. "If it is possible to give patients and their families the option of slowing or combating the ravages of this terrible disease through ...

18. Proposal to create Center for Oral Health at UMDNJ approved by Assembly panel
(Health/Healthquest)

... important that we as a state join in a collaborative effort to combat this problem. Health care costs are driving force behind so many of our economic problems, and if we can tackle one aspect of it with ...

19. New Jersey police launch holiday season drunk driving crackdown
(N.J./State)

... combat drunk driving during one of the busiest and most dangerous travel times of the year. Last year in New Jersey, 189 people were killed as a result of 179 alcohol-related crashes during the year-end ...

20. Bolstering shared public services to keep property taxes down highlight of Monday Assembly agendas
(N.J./State)

... eligibility for an AIDS drug distribution program, create a statewide oral health campaign and combat Huntington's Disease. The Environment and Solid Waste Committee will hear from state Community Affairs ...