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1. Elie Tahari manager sues company after getting exiled to N.J.
(Money/Economy)

... he suffered a mental breakdown partly because his bosses banished him to outposts in the Garden State. Thomas Horodecki, 36, — who also managed the designer's in-store shop at Saks Fifth Avenue in Midtown ...

2. Gov. Christie’s toolkit doesn’t address problem
(Opinion/Commentary)

... the Governor's toolkit does nothing to address our state's fundamental overreliance on property taxes. A toolkit is something you use for minor home repairs when you buy a home. But New Jersey's ...

3. N.J. DEP, Montclair State University, and environmentalists study amphibian disease
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

All 21 counties will be examined by end of May BY LARRY HAJNA Wearing a headlamp and chest waders, state Department of Environmental Protection endangered species biologist Dave Golden walks carefully ...

4. Alan Steinberg to discuss nuclear power on ‘New Jersey Now’
(N.J./State)

... reprocessing site. He has written a number of columns advocating nuclear power as the most environmentally sound means of providing energy to large populations. Steinberg also served as Executive Director ...

5. Gene Atkins: A discarded and disabled former football player forgotten in the NFL lockout
(Sports/Professional)

... Football League, the United Football League or indoor football. "Man suck it up. If you can walk, you can play," said Atkins of the football mentality. "Maybe over 20 concussions, sometimes ...

6. recycle2reinvent designs for slums
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... are the most wealthy of the society and is passing through a classical 'slum mentality' mindset. I also have some very sustainable ideas but more than that a whole lot of ways for increasing prosperity ...

7. Legislators to introduce twin bills that ban sale of 'bath salts' drug in N.J.
(Health/Healthquest)

... mentally ill and was using “bath salts” in recent months. Parisio is charged with murder. Schmidt’s body was found in the basement of the his home on Sunday. “The recent tragedy is deadly proof of ...

8. N.J. murder leads to proposed ban on 'bath salts'
(N.J./State)

... and Assemblywoman Linda Stender (D-Union) plan to introduce a bill soon, after a Rutgers University senior was allegedly killed by her long-time boyfriend – a Cranford man whose mother says her mentally ...

9. Dumping halted at Wayne Top Soil Depot due to allegedly unlawful practices
(N.J./State)

... Margaret M. McVeigh, sitting in Paterson, issued a show cause order requested on behalf of the Department of Environmental Protection against a long list of defendants, including the operators of the site ...

10. What are the Ides of March and why should we be wary of them?
(Life/Style)

... of their close friendship and family ties, Marcus Brutus helped mastermind the attack in response to feeling that Caesar threatened their republican governmental system. According to abcnews.com, there ...

11. N.J. to join state challenge of federal rule that extends time for nuclear waste storage
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... filed with the U.S. Appellate Court for the District of Columbia, argues that the NRC acted in an arbitrary and capricious manner in developing the new 60-year rule, and failed to perform an environmental ...

12. Japan’s earthquake adds to world’s birth pangs
(Opinion/Commentary)

... in Saudi Arabia, Iran, and China to prevent the sparks of revolt from settling there. Now the earth is rocking and rolling, possibly in disgust to the pollution and environmental degradation of its surface. ...

13. Councilman Marty Small, 5 campaign aides acquitted of wrongdoing in 2009 Atlantic City mayoral primary
(N.J./State)

... of the jury," Attorney General Paula T. Dow said. "The prosecutors, detectives and other personnel assigned to this case gave it their all in the interest of safeguarding fair elections and the fundamental ...

14. Stockton property preserved in Hunterdon County
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... financing through the NJ Environmental Infrastructure Financing Program,” Henry Patterson, the agency’s director, said. “Protection of this property will contribute to the health of the D&R Canal, ...

15. N.J. officials to attend housing conference at Harvard University
(N.J./State)

... from the leadership institute to their locales. "I'm looking forward to engaging with other governmental and nonprofit leaders from around the country to learn and share information on how we deal with ...

16. NCAA Tournament bracket preview: A look at the field
(Sports/Professional)

... temperamental guard play. That’s a horrible combination for March. Fab Melo seems to be turning the corner but that’s not enough to overcome that at any point you can’t fully trust Brandon Triche or Scoop ...

17. N.J. Festival of Electronic Arts at Grounds for Sculpture
(Entertainment/Movies)

... works by world-renowned sculptors Deborah Butterfield, Emilie Brzezinski and the Lopez family through April 10, 2011. Back by popular demand! Join us for a second year of exploration of electronic environmental ...

18. Find St. Patrick’s Day parades and events in N.J.
(Entertainment/Movies)

... Somerville on Sunday. A program for children aged 4 to 6 called "Green is the Color," is being offered at the Environmental Education Center in Basking Ridge, from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on March 17. The ...

19. Dutch disease is heading toward the United States
(Opinion/Commentary)

... will stay unemployed Iran: A train wreck in the making N.J. should pay close attention to Greece, where a trillion bucks ain't quite enough The Tragedy of British Petroleum is more than an environmental ...

20. N.J. doctor Edwin Bliss Struve says he's 'guilty as sin' in marijuana bust
(N.J./State)

... in early May to find 58 marijuana plants. The New Jersey doctor pleaded guilty and is expected to be supervised in a mental health program after his sentencing next month. When asked whether he understood ...