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1. Ex-Mater Dei High School teacher William Miltner of Middletown indicted for sexual assault of female student
(N.J./State)

... 2009. After his arrest, school officials terminated Miltner, who previously worked as a language arts teacher at Mother Teresa Regional School in Atlantic Highlands. Miltner is currently free on $125,000 ...

2. Thanks to Gov. Christie, New Jersey’s suburban school districts are getting $492 million less
(Opinion/Commentary)

... eliminated language that required all the additional money be spent on classroom and students services. This was another chance for Republicans to do the right thing and support quality education and ...

3. MTV's 'Jersey Shore' success is a cultural phenomenon
(Entertainment/Movies)

... it bears repeating. It is sometimes difficult to maintain a thoughtful perspective on the pop culture of the present, especially when that culture contains vulgar language or unpleasant images. But we ...

4. N.J. Assembly committee to examine $17.9M budget cut to children's programs
(N.J./State)

... $1.5 million for teachers for children who are blind and visually impaired, $3 million for the successful New Jersey After 3 child care program for working parents, and the eliminated language designed ...

5. N.J. voters can look forward to hearing about Gov. Christie’s mean-spirited and cruel budget vetoes
(Opinion/Commentary)

... taxpayers onto the scrap heap while protecting the wealthy. In a sweeping exercise of his veto power, Christie cut $900 million in proposed spending from the budget and eliminated much legislative language ...

6. 18 state agencies to share $350K in aid to N.J. seniors with chronic illnesses
(Health/Healthquest)

... are provided at no or low cost, and are offered periodically in all 21 counties. Some workshops are conducted in other languages and the new funding expands program delivery to individuals who speak Chinese, ...

7. Jewish movie reviews: 'Sholom Aleichem: Laughing in the Darkness' and 'Romeo & Juliet in Yiddish'
(Entertainment/Movies)

BY MIRIAM RINN NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM MOVIE REVIEW At one time, 90 percent of the world’s Jews spoke the same language, and that language was Yiddish. This extraordinary fact is tossed off by one ...

8. N.J. Senate to vote on 38 bills to override $1 billion in Christie budget cuts
(N.J./State)

...  SCR-202 -- Overrides veto of language provision in Fiscal Year 2012 appropriation act imposing restrictions on comprehensive Medicaid Waiver sought by state. SCR-203 -- Overrides veto of budget language ...

9. N.J. court: Hands-free cell phone law not broken when drivers push buttons
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... are not automatic when police see a driver holding a cell phone. "The plain language of the statute" permits some manual phone operations while driving, they said. The case began on April 7, 2010, ...

10. Seaside Heights attracting ‘Jersey Shore’ mayhem
(N.J./State)

... urinating, littering and using foul language on the boardwalk. In 2011, with 39 arrests in one weekend, many residents, and police are concerned that their resort community is turning into the O.K. Corral. ...

11. Sweeney says he won't apologize for calling Christie a 'rotten bastard' among other names
(N.J./State)

... I have gone over the top with my language? Probably, I did," Sweeney told The Star-ledger on Tuesday. "But I don't apologize for it. The governor was wrong to hurt people." Sweeney told The Star-Ledger ...

12. Is Sweeney trying to shake loose from Christie after deal on N.J. pensions and health benefits?
(N.J./State)

... the party's spokesman, said. "Sweeney’s unfortunate language has no place in today’s political discourse and only reinforces the negative impression New Jerseyans have of the Democratically-controlled ...

13. The lessons taught by 'Bad Teacher' movie
(Entertainment/Movies)

... should have wound up in prison. Or at least doing community service. And sued for giving someone poison ivy. Yes, I admit that I enjoyed the film – and its naughty language. And granted, the film gets ...

14. N.J. Democrats' budget restored funding to residents in need
(Opinion/Commentary)

... live productive and meaningful lives. At least the Democrats think so. More information on both the numbers and the language of the Democrats’ budget can be found here: Summary of budget, Language ...

15. N.J. gay advocacy groups will try to prove civil unions are not equal to marriage rights
(N.J./State)

... another language," said Gorenberg who added that she doesn't believe the individuals want to discriminate against her clients, but they just don't understand the legalities of civil unions, the Washington ...

16. REVIEW: Korean ‘Hamlet’ visits La MaMa
(Entertainment/Movies)

...  Then there’s “Hamyul/Hamlet,” a Korean-language interpretation of the classic that opened last Sunday at La MaMa. Writer-director Byungkoo Ahn boldly abridges the tragedy to its stark essentials and ...

17. Clarence Clemons will be missed by New Jersey
(Opinion/Commentary)

... ARONSOHN Remembering Richard Holbrooke Gov. Christie should take own advice on violent language Now, more than ever, America must speak with one, strong, commanding voice New Jersey’s budget crisis ...

18. Inside Pottermore.com: J.K. Rowling’s next Harry Potter chapter
(Entertainment/Movies)

... to the Wall Street Journal, Rowling will test her Pottermore website on July 31. All seven Harry Potter novels will be available as e-books in multiple languages. She says she has over 18,000 words of ...

19. N.J. Republicans look to restore $7.5 million for women's health care
(N.J./State)

... $1.3 million for New Jersey Cancer Education and Early Detection. No money would be allotted to Planned Parenthood and the resolution would change budget language from “family planning services” to “women ...

20. Tensions rise in N.J. Statehouse as legislators move on public employee health benefit bill
(N.J./State)

... Senate President Stephen M. Sweeney and Assembly Speaker Sheila Y. Oliver on Monday announced they will move separate legislation that would repeal language in a controversial bill moving in the Legislature ...