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1. Bill to help supermarkets sell more beer, wine and liquor opposed by N.J. Liquor Store Association
(N.J./State)

... it. Current state laws only permit two liquor licenses per company or individual. The bill was originally proposed, impart, as part of an unsuccessful effort to lure a supermarket to Camden where ...

2. N.J. banking and insurance department states priorities
(Money/Economy)

... companies and oversees 266,758 banks, insurance and real estate licenses. Considine said his department is key to Gov. Chris Christie's effort to bolster the state's economy. "On the regulatory side, ...

3. Beer, wine and liquor in more N.J. supermarkets if Assemblyman Greenwald gets his bill passed
(N.J./State)

... into grocery stores that opt to provide it. Current laws only permit two liquor licenses per company or individual. "These laws are holdovers from a bygone era when only ‘mom and pop' corner stores existed," ...

4. Christie's Red Tape Review panel recommends elimination or change of 16 ways state government operates
(N.J./State)

... liquor still seem rooted in that philosophy. Establishments with liquor licenses are required to fill out E141 Forms that list all employees working on the premises on a given day. Technically, even ...

5. Kyleigh’s Law’s deadline approaches for New Jersey teen drivers to display decal
(N.J./State)

As high school proms and graduations approach and teenagers using provisional (graduated) drivers licenses take to the roads in large numbers, Gloucester County Prosecutor Sean F. Dalton is reminding young ...

6. Here's the truth!
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... discharged, and have his medical licenses revoked. That is the truth. ...

7. South Brunswick motor vehicle agency opens
(N.J./State)

... driver testing system, which will go live in late spring. Work is also underway on the next generation of digital driver licenses, which is designed to bring greater security and utilize enhanced technology ...

8. N.Y. Jets hook up with HBO, look to let fans inside so they can grow and sell their brand
(Sports/Professional)

... practice facility is within a long punt of the stadium and the Jets is in distant Florham Park) will still be just that, a compromise. The Jets' battle to obtain seat licenses in a challenged economy ...

9. Kyleigh’s Law decal to help N.J. police identify young drivers
(N.J./State)

... on drivers with provisional licenses, learner permits and those with 11 p.m. curfews. The new law, titled "Kyleigh's law," will require drivers 16 years of age with learner's permits to be accompanied ...

10. Kelly Whitney pleads not guilty to armed robbery
(N.J./State)

... items. Various items, including credit cards, cell phones, drivers' licenses, debit cards, digital cameras and approximately $300 in cash, were taken. Mitchell and Whitney then allegedly fled the scene ...

11. Best States for Teen Drivers: N.J. ranked in top 10
(U.S./Nation)

... as individual state statistics such as ratings of road conditions, average vehicle miles traveled per capita, and average percent of teens in each state with driver's licenses. According to a recent ...

12. Kelly Whitney is second former Seton Hall basketball player charged in robbery
(N.J./State)

... items. Credit cards, cell phones, debit cards, drivers' licenses, digital cameras and approximately $300 in cash were among the items allegedly taken. Mitchell was arrested on Tuesday when South Orange ...

13. Former Seton Hall basketball player Robert Mitchell pleads not guilty to charges
(N.J./State)

... items including credit cards, cell phones, drivers' licenses, debit cards, digital cameras and approximately $300 in cash. Mitchell then fled the scene in a vehicle that has since been recovered. Mitchell ...

14. Dismissed Seton Hall basketball player Robert Mitchell accused of robbery at gunpoint, kidnapping
(N.J./State)

... phones, debit cards, driver's licenses, digital cameras and approximately $300 in cash were taken. Mitchell then fled the scene in a vehicle. The vehicle has been recovered. Mitchell was arrested ...

15. A dangerous mix: Drinking and driving and St. Patrick's Day
(Life/Style)

... lives changed in a moment. They're likely to lose their licenses, their freedom, or their lives as the result," said Colonel Rick Fuentes, Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police. "There's ...

16. N.J. gets closer to allowing direct wine shipments with Senate approval
(N.J./State)

... to issue direct-shipping licenses to holders of either a New Jersey plenary winery license with retail privileges or a farm winery license. Out-of-state shippers also would be allowed to receive a shipping ...

17. Why filibusters are rare in states like N.J. and more common in U.S. Senate
(U.S./Nation)

... who may not have driver's licenses or other form of photo identification. Republicans support the laws as a way to protect against election fraud. Minority Democrats in South Carolina successfully filibustered ...

18. Teaneck double homicide victims identified as Jonathan Beneduce and Michael Mirasola
(N.J./State)

...  Witnesses told WCBS the car had New York licenses plates and was in the area as early as 4:45 a.m. Thursday. The bodies were found in a mostly residential neighborhood, not far from a small cluster ...

19. Direct shipping of wine to New Jersey homes approved by Senate committee
(N.J./State)

... authorize the state Alcoholic Beverage Commission to issue direct-shipping licenses to holders of either a New Jersey plenary winery license with retail privileges or a New Jersey farm winery license. ...

20. Bill allowing direct shipment of wine to New Jersey homes approved by state Senate committee
(Life/Style)

... bill, S-766, would authorize the state Alcoholic Beverage Commission to issue direct-shipping licenses to holders of either a New Jersey plenary winery license with retail privileges or a New Jersey farm ...