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1. Movie review: ‘Inception’ staring Leonardo DiCaprio (with TRAILER)
(Entertainment/Movies)

... wrapped in the same white uniforms and hoods, to reach nondescript concrete elevator landings. That's not my dream destination. Joe Tyrrell may be reached at jtyrrell@newjerseynewsroom.com  ...

2. Jailhouse smuggling ring busted in Essex County
(N.J./State)

... and Newark police, The New Jersey State Department of Corrections and the State Police, into a drug distribution network linked to the Bloods street gang that operated in two Newark neighborhoods, NJNR ...

3. Will Ackerman to perform at Two River Theater in Red Bank
(Entertainment/Movies)

... was doing well. But, "I'd always played guitar, so I managed to get a few bucks from people, and recorded a record." Ackerman cites childhood friend and fellow musician Michael Kilmartin as "the first ...

4. Newark begins furlough days to address budget crisis
(N.J./State)

... closures of swimming pools and recreation centers, and an interruption in bulk trash pick-ups. All non-uniformed city services except neighborhood and recreational services will be closed on July 30. ...

5. Warren Buffett’s wise words about women
(Life/Style)

... ... and life True manhood: One man's story Sex and Consequences: The giant condom and the SI swimsuit issue Oprah Winfrey's words of wisdom about sex Taking Issue with 'Sex Ed in Washington' ...

6. Fort Edward, N.Y. still remembers legend of Jane McCrea
(Life/Style)

... Edward, a spiffy motel. Returning south to the McCrea House, it's only two more blocks to the residential neighborhood where some remains of Fort Edward are being unearthed in a series of archaeological ...

7. Legal group, ACLU accuse FBI of targeting Muslims
(U.S./Nation)

... program guidelines raise serious questions about implementation of the mapping authority. "Creating a profile of a neighborhood based on the ethnic make-up of the people who live there for law enforcement ...

8. Lawmakers push Monica’s Law to help victims of domestic violence
(N.J./State)

... order has been issued and the victim and the accused have a child together. The assessments would be performed by an expert designated by a judge handling the case and will examine the likelihood that ...

9. Criminal case backlog drops by 13% over past year in New Jersey courts
(N.J./State)

...  "Our aspiration of continuous improvement drives us to assess and analyze our progress in resolving cases expeditiously for attorneys and litigants whose lives and livelihoods are directly affected by ...

10. N.J. woman jumps on hood but fails to stop car thief
(N.J./State)

Not this car! That was what a 23-year-old Hoboken woman was thinking when she leaped onto the hood of her mother's 2008 Infiniti as a man attempted to drive off with it from a Jersey City gas station ...

11. New Jersey’s Jane McCrea was inspiration for America
(Life/Style)

... Church in Manalapan, whose parents had brought her from Scotland as a child. Mary bore at least seven children who survived to adulthood, including a daughter born in 1752 and known to family and friends ...

12. N.J. gaming ‘summit’ set for August in Atlantic City
(N.J./State)

... that the state takeover Atlantic City's casino and entertainment neighborhood, an effort to attempt to lure new entertainment facilities, and a crackdown on crime in the city. 'The Hanson (governor's) ...

13. Chef Matthew Zappoli of Tre Amici restaurant in Long Branch earns redemption on Food Network's ‘Chopped'
(Life/Style)

... the age of 11 working under his mother's culinary wing before going "pro" at age 13 in a neighborhood pizzeria. Two years after high school he enrolled at CIA during which time he interned at prestigious ...

14. Underwear found in a time capsule
(Life/Style)

... a whole new crowd with gay bingo night Now That's Funny: Blue Cross CEO made $8.7 million last year Now That's Funny: N.J. has the country's longest traffic light Now That's Funny: Hoodies are ...

15. Legislative Democratic leaders underwhelmed by Christie's Gaming Commission proposals
(N.J./State)

... destination,'' Lesniak said. "The infrastructure, neighborhood development and public amenities necessary for that transformation exceeds $1 billion, which would be available if we ease regulations to ...

16. There are signs N.J. is starting to value state’s colleges
(Opinion/Commentary)

... but lingering storm clouds as well. These include a continuing absence of state support for facilities, unwarranted regulatory and mandatory costs created by the state, and the likelihood that student ...

17. N.J. firefighter’s home badly damaged by blaze
(N.J./State)

... Volunteer Fire Company website, the Chief and his wife posted words of gratitude to those who responded to the fire at their home. In a show of brotherhood, fellow firefighters have banned together to ...

18. copy/paste reporting
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... neighborhood? Did they know the resident or just randomly knock on some houses front door looking for weed? That certainly seems implausible. "Both men drew handguns." is a strange choice of phrasing. ...

19. Navigating New Jersey’s interstates
(Life/Style)

... boonies to ‘somewhere over the rainbow' We're having a heat wave Boyhood memories from ‘Tornado Alley' Real men not afraid to shed their image Circle of life: Rebirth, death and resurrection ...

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