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1. N.J. sets new safety guidelines for motorcycle riders
(N.J./State)

Sen. Sacco proposal creates a new category of low-speed cycles Legislation which establishes safety guidelines for new motorcycle operators in an effort to improve rider safety in New Jersey has been ...

2. Climate change isn’t only reason to save energy
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... off multiflora roses in N.J. ‘Reduce, reuse, recycle' when going back to school Join Obama's conversation on conservation Clean energy and conservation should be a priority in N.J. Jersey ...

3. Displeased with Democratic amendments, Christie conditionally vetoes bill to change affordable housing standards
(N.J./State)

... 190,000 units to 230,000. He said in the first ten-year housing cycle contemplated by the bill, the number of units required is estimated at 48,491. The second ten-year housing cycle obligation, in the ...

4. NJ has it good, NY isn't so lucky.
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Across the Hudson River, you would get a ticket for running a red light on a bicycle. Citywide Crackdown: http://411newyork.org/media/2011/01/04/cops-citywide-cyclist-crackdown/ ...

5. A N.J. mutual fund focusing on dividends
(Money/Economy)

... companies with regular dividend increases? With all of the worry out there? Taylor: Our long-term record, over the course of complete cycles, shows that the strategy does very well compared with other ...

6. If you can’t beat the snow in New Jersey, measure it
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

...  Are you in the New Jersey 1K Club? New blight taking bloom off multiflora roses in N.J. ‘Reduce, reuse, recycle' when going back to school Join Obama's conversation on conservation Clean ...

7. Funding for New Jersey’s legislative campaigns will continue to stutter without outside help
(Opinion/Commentary)

... break from past legislative fundraising patterns. Election cycles had always shown significant increases, but now the rate of increase had slowed to just 5 percent. Legislative General Elections 2007: ...

8. New York Jets succeed in building the elusive brand buzz
(Sports/Professional)

... and then moving on to the next topic of the day. In doing so in most cases minimized the negative news cycle and kept the buzz about the team going. Some will also say that all the access, talk and off ...

9. Confiscating private guns was Hitler’s path to tyranny
(Opinion/Commentary)

... as we'd be compelled to walk or ride bicycles (assuming that government doesn't think they're too dangerous). If safety is the only concern, how can one oppose such a proposal? But, of course, safety ...

10. Movie review: ‘The Green Hornet’ aspires to respire
(Entertainment/Movies)

... coffee, and the elaborate coffee-maker. Then Kato returns on his motorcycle. Soon the boys are sharing cappuccino, admiring cars, admiring each other. When they share grievances and decide ...

11. NJ cities and towns sharing $13M in state recycling aid
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... It is important for the environment by conserving landfills and resources, and it generates tens of thousands of jobs in industries that collect, process and reuse recycled materials." The grant ...

12. N.J. lawmaker back-pedals on bicycle license plates
(N.J./State)

BY ANGELA DAIDONE NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM An Essex County lawmaker has back-pedaled on her proposal that would have required bicycle owners to register their bikes. Assemblywoman Cleopatra G. Tucker, ...

13. dumb
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This is stupid. The state should pay cyclists, not the other way around. Cycling means better air, better water, less congestion, healthier people. Unlike cars, bicycles do not wear out the roads and ...

14. Cost-Inefficient, Resource-Inefficient
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Every place that has tried mandatory bicycle registration has found it to be cost-inefficient. This is not counting enforcement, which would be even more resource-inefficient. This proposed legislation ...

15. Bikes
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1) Would a tricycle be taxed more because of the extra wheels? 2) Will someone be charged for a provisional drivers license if the bike has training wheels? 3) If someone has a basket or saddlebag ...

16. Title 39
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I think once upon a time local police departments offered a bicycle registry. Maybe some still do. But this? Forget about it. For one thing, this just doesn't fit into the definition of what the MVC is ...

17. Potentially a good law
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It's a little annoying, to be sure, but if bicycles are treated as, and subject to same laws as motor vehicles (they are), then it's not so far-fetched. Also, if law enforcement is serious about recovering ...

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

... people to register their bicycles with the Motor Vehicle Commission or face penalties. She did not return a call Tuesday seeking comment from The Press of Atlantic City. As if the MVC isn't bogged ...

19. State Senate approves bill to change New Jersey's affordable housing standards
(N.J./State)

... 190,000 units to 230,000. In the first ten-year housing cycle contemplated by S-1, the number of units required is estimated at 48,491. In the second ten-year housing cycle, that number more than doubles ...

20. New Jersey deserves affordable housing and environmental protection
(Opinion/Commentary)

... to get evolved New Jersey snakes could use our understanding Are you in the New Jersey 1K Club? New blight taking bloom off multiflora roses in N.J. ‘Reduce, reuse, recycle' when going ...