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1. 9/11 News Service
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Thought this would be of interest to readers. Since September 2001 I have maintained the "9/11 list-serv" which distributes daily e-mails containing newspaper articles and other relevant information ...

2. Star-Ledger looking for more buyouts and pay cuts
(N.J./State)

BY BOB HOLT NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM The ongoing battle for survival in the newspaper industry continues. This morning the Newark Star-Ledger extended another buyout offer to most employees. In a written ...

3. Democrats criticize Christie for moving slowly on seeking $268M in federal education aid
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... we want to have some conversations with," Hendricks told Gannett Newspapers of New Jersey. "I think there's a real interest in the kinds of bold initiatives the governor and the department seek to institute ...

4. N.J. education reform does not require any more money
(Opinion/Commentary)

... blasted the federal department of education bureaucrats. Although Governor Christie and Bret Schundler are providing the mainstream media with great copy for their newspapers and other outlets and wonderful ...

5. There are lessons to be learned from New Jersey’s Race to the Top debacle
(Opinion/Commentary)

... As I learned in my very first newspaper job, you can never proofread an item too many times. Secondly, if you plan to make a bold public statement, make sure the facts are on your side, especially in today's ...

6. Exploitation of Women
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I am a sophomore working as an intern for a local newspaper and I am recently writing an article about media exploitation of women. I would love to join your group of facebook. May I have the link? ...

7. Christie, in part, blames Washington bureaucrats for loss of $400 million in federal education aid
(N.J./State)

... even know what the real story is beyond what they saw in the newspaper this morning. They don't even know that it's one piece of paper in a thousand page application. They don't know that we verbally gave ...

8. Reforming N.J. gaming industry will challenge Christie
(Opinion/Commentary)

... unlikely Christie sends municipal and education officials to principal's office for failing on N.J. property taxes Christie proving more formidable than Trenton can handle N.J. newspapers ...

9. My message in a bottle for my neighbor, the president
(Life/Style)

... him in the local newspapers. While strolling the beach, I fantasized that I would write him a note about an international topic that's troubling me, put it in a bottle, and cast it out to sea. With some ...

10. The best TV series of all time?
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BY WARREN BOROSON NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM A few months ago, an erudite British newspaper came up with a list of 50 "Best TV Series of All Time." Would you believe that leading the list was a series about ...

11. New Jersey's Boardwalk Pinball Museum
(Life/Style)

BY ERIC MODEL NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM JOURNEYS INTO NEW JERSEY I recently read a newspaper piece about it being the 30th anniversary of PacMan, that famous arcade game that became an icon of the 1980's ...

12. Obama’s support of Ground Zero mosque was damaging
(Opinion/Commentary)

... and education officials to principal's office for failing on N.J. property taxes Christie proving more formidable than Trenton can handle N.J. newspapers losing influence on public policy N.J. ...

13. Fiorello LaGuardia: The NYC mayor who would not get out in New Jersey
(Life/Style)

... campaign included public appearances, newspaper pieces and radio. It also included a piece of showmanship. He took a flight to Chicago, and when he returned east, upon the arrival of his TWA flight at ...

14. N.J. community colleges have their advantages
(Life/Style)

... average in Camden County College, was editor of the school newspaper, and vice-president of the National Honor Society. "There was about three times as much work at the University of Penn," she said. ...

15. College advice from a recent graduate
(Life/Style)

... you the opportunity to bolster your resume or make a difference in the area around your college. Joining my college newspaper not only helped me gain internships, but I also made some of my best friends ...

16. Perfect together: the ‘dog days of summer’ and the ‘silly season’
(Life/Style)

... is also alive and well. To be sure, there's plenty of bad news in, and about, newspapers today. But journalistic traditions die hard. Since the mid 19th century, August and September — a.k.a. "the silly ...

17. Christie putting squeeze on home rule in N.J.
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... to principal's office for failing on N.J. property taxes Christie proving more formidable than Trenton can handle N.J. newspapers losing influence on public policy N.J. police officers and ...

18. Extra Garden Produce
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Hi, My name is Jessica and I live in Monroe. I remember reading in my local newspaper that there was a place excepting donations of produce from home gardens. I'm having trouble finding which one it was ...

19. Trenton Mayor Tony Mack's home in pending foreclosure
(N.J./State)

... with the newspaper, Mack initially said he was unfamiliar with the action. He later promised, "We will do whatever we need to do to resolve it." A former Mercer County freeholder, Mack won a runoff election ...

20. Princeton Review: N.J. colleges make good and bad rankings
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... are quick to dismiss the accuracy of the guide's rankings, which they say can bias the college selection process. A letter sent to the Daily Camera newspaper in Boulder, Colorado appeared to share the ...