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1. The place on 9W where Frank Sinatra was ‘discovered’
(Life/Style)

... from appetizers (35 cents for imported sardines; pickles and olives, 25 cents) to vegetables (green peas:15 cents; candied sweet potatoes: 30 cents) to “Special Combinations” Hot Chicken Sandwich, Candied ...

2. N.J. being sued over charter school secrecy
(N.J./State)

... donations raised by Newark Mayor Cory Booker, whose prize so far has been $100 million for city schools from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. The company's sweeping plan to close some district schools ...

3. They are now in Mansfield, Ma.
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

They have now traveled to Mansfield, Ma. Under the name Premium Destinations. Complimentary Carnival 8 day/7night Cruise for 2 with an outside cabin bla,bla.. The phone number is 877-491-0468, also 877-491-0469 ...

4. Health care costs.
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... employees, retirees, or through Medicaid. What is the fear and how much money is being channeled back to the politicians in forms of political donations? M. ...

5. Obama must promote shared sacrifice to reduce deficit
(Opinion/Commentary)

... Group, which consults to the nonprofit sector. ALSO BY IRWIN STOOLMACHER Trenton Mayor Tony Mack needs to be read the riot act Bipartisan federal debt commission does its job Post-election ruminations ...

6. Jordanian Prince takes shot at Trenton on Jon Stewart's 'Daily Show'
(World/International)

... Prince Zeid Ra’ad Zeid Al-Hussein, the Middle Eastern nation’s ambassador to the United Nations, on Tuesday night delivered a jab at Trenton during an exchange with the Daily Show’s Jon Stewart, a Lawrence ...

7. ‘Planned Parenthood’ is better than unplanned parenthood’
(Health/Healthquest)

... facing the nations.” As a result, the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare and amendments to the Social Security Act provided federal funds for contraceptives and family planning services ...

8. Global warming linked to heavy snowstorms
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... precipitation along the Eastern Seaboard." The IPCC, a United Nations science group, claimed in 2007 that most of the increase in average global temperatures since the mid-20th century is "very likely" ...

9. George Soros: Euro debt crisis is spreading
(Money/Economy)

... divided into two economic blocks and the economically stronger countries comprising of Germany and France are ahead of the weaker nations like Romania by miles. This split can very well take its toll on ...

10. Goodbye, Duke Snider
(Sports/Professional)

... of former President George W. Bush. Region 2 EPA consists of the states of New York and New Jersey, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and eight federally recognized Indian nations. ...

11. New Jerseyans again among highest taxed in the nation
(N.J./State)

... though, the Tax Foundation also gives a major break to major tourist destinations. Robyn and Prante said that, for example, they count hotel and restaurant taxes, car rental fees and other surcharges paid ...

12. Fighting for New Jersey's middle class despite Gov. Christie
(Opinion/Commentary)

... a chance, even if it disgusts our governor. The governor cut funding for women’s health care. Bluntly, the governor doesn’t seem to care about women who need mammograms, cancer examinations, health checkups ...

13. Oscar predictions 2011: Academy Awards picked by the experts
(Entertainment/Movies)

... Oscar Nominations: (OUR PICKS IN BOLD) Best Picture Black Swan The Fighter (MANDELL) Inception The King's Speech (BOROSON) The Kids Are All Right True Grit (RINN, TYRRELL) Winter's Bone ...

14. Christopher Cerf faces ethical controversy
(N.J./State)

... He claims he immediately relinquished all business and personal connections, except for the use of his New Jersey address. Private donations paid the Global Education Advisors’ fees. Neither Booker nor ...

15. Will Gaddafi flee Libya for Englewood, N.J.?
(World/International)

BY PAM LOBLEY NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM NOW THAT’S FUNNY As Libya joins the many nations of the Mideast that are experiencing waves of protests, speculation has grown about Muammar Gaddafi, Libya’s dictator ...

16. Neither Christie nor Democrats show sign of budget compromise
(N.J./State)

... that Christie cares more about promoting his national reputation than the state and is "becoming much more arrogant." The Democrats are sitting on over 100 of Christie's nominations to judgeships, commissions ...

17. What’s going on in Egypt?: The little and big pictures
(World/International)

... suffered from the fall of other regimes that we have unsuccessfully propped up. Ahwishihadabrain rejoices in the uprising in Arab nations as a blow against the United States and Israel. A few days ago, ...

18. Trenton Mayor Tony Mack needs to be read the riot act
(Opinion/Commentary)

... consults to the nonprofit sector. ALSO BY IRWIN STOOLMACHER Bipartisan federal debt commission does its job Post-election ruminations Christine O'Donnell serving as a U.S. Senator is a scary ...

19. Wrestling for brand growth in the Garden State
(Sports/Professional)

... diseases. How about regulated energy and training supplements, especially with posters, offers and explanations on what is legal and what is not to use in completion. Mats offer up literally an entire ...

20. Five myths about asset allocation
(Money/Economy)

... your tolerance for risk, your current and future sources of income, your health, your family circumstances, your income/estate tax situation, your charitable inclinations, and your investment constraints. ...