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1. BREAKING NEWS: Deadly airplane crash on I-287 in N.J. is a family tragedy
(N.J./State)

... 35. The crash temporarily caused traffic to be diverted from Interstate-287 in both directions, though some lanes re-opened around 10:40 a.m. Buckalew, who owned the plane and had been a pilot for more ...

2. Barry Bonds and Ryan Braun stories cap off bad week for sports journalists
(Sports/Professional)

... on crime if the Murdoch-owned FOX News Channel and New York Post are indicative of his thinking) who lavishly spends on baseball nationally and in some cable markets like Los Angeles and Dallas and San ...

3. Spending the holidays with family is important to adoptees
(Opinion/Commentary)

... woman in the 1950s who had children fathered by numerous men, she was an embarrassment to her family. When her family disowned her, her life spiraled downward, until she was virtually destitute. So she ...

4. Pitman, N.J. sign to 'Keep Christ in Christmas' stirs up controversy
(N.J./State)

... street," he said. The sign stretches between two light posts across Main Street, only one owned by the town. Pitman Mayor Michael Batten said the town has seen the banner hang over Broadway during the ...

5. Caylee's Law and Jessica Rogers' Law on N.J. legislature's Thursday agenda
(N.J./State)

... bill to improve the NJ STARS and NJ STARS II college scholarship programs (A-4283). Legislation to make investment funding available to small businesses and those owned by women and minorities to ...

6. Brigantine Councilman Tony Pulella's bar penalized for serving cheap vodka at high prices
(N.J./State)

Laguna Grill must close for a week next summer, pay $23,000 fine The Laguna Grill and Martini Bar in Brigantine, owned by Councilman Dominic A. “Tony” Pullella, must pay a $23,000 fine to the state and ...

7. Canal’s BottleStop in Marlton, N.J. wins National Market Watch Leader Award 2011
(Money/Economy)

... and beer industry. How did a privately owned liquor merchant, in the highly competitive suburban Philadelphia market, beat out a wave of increased competition to win national recognition for their success? ...

8. N.J. sports betting, job creation, shared public services on table for legislature Thursday
(N.J./State)

... and those owned by women and minorities (A-4343) will be considered by the Commerce and Economic Development Committee. Legislation to help control property taxes by limiting the annual fee increases ...

9. State begins to build case against father of drowned N.J. toddler Tierra Morgan-Glover
(N.J./State)

BY BOB HOLT NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM Tierra Morgan-Glover, was “awake, alert, and helpless,” strapped in her car seat when her father tossed her from the bridge, according to Deputy First Assistant Prosecutor ...

10. Assembly approves bill to create N.J. small business loan program
(N.J./State)

... purchases, employee training and salaries for new positions. In order to be eligible, a small business must be independently owned and operated; be for-profit with a place of business located in the ...

11. Poor health could drive you to the poorhouse
(Money/Economy)

... burial fund, term life insurance, whole life insurance (cash value less than $1,500), and inaccessible resources. Example of the last: a house co-owned by a sibling, who refuses to sell. What about ...

12. Bernie Fine story shows why Disney's ESPN and 'SportsCenter' are not real journalism
(Sports/Professional)

... that leads you to believe that the company-owned amusement parks in central Florida and in Anaheim, California are the happiest places on earth for families had to defend themselves when it surfaced that ...

13. Coach Jim Valvano's Rutgers roots
(Sports/Professional)

... after pulling off one of the greatest upsets in NCAA finals history by defeating Houston, culminating in Valvano delivering his renowned speech during the 1993 ESPY’s where he accepted the Arthur Ashe ...

14. Snowbirds are paying for Miami Marlins' new stadium
(Sports/Professional)

... be the “catalyst” be the “rebirth” of baseball in Miami and allow Marlins ownership to spend on players according to those in the know in baseball. Hundreds of millions of dollars being poured into a municipally-owned ...

15. N.J. Assembly bill calls for commuter rail parking lots to be open during special events
(N.J./State)

Wagner proposal approved by Transportation Committee Legislation that would require publicly owned or operated parking facilities associated with rail service be open on weekends when a special event ...

16. Cyber Monday, Small Business Saturday, and Black Friday provide needed boosts to the economy
(Money/Economy)

... small businesses nationwide. Millions of consumers made it a point to shop locally in support of small, independently owned local businesses that create jobs, boost the economy and invigorate neighborhoods. ...

17. Merwick Care & Rehabilitation offering N.J. seniors tips on staying safe this winter
(Health/Healthquest)

... leaving their homes. Merwick is the newest addition to the Windsor Healthcare family of communities which consists of 10 care and rehabilitation facilities throughout N.J. A family-owned company, Windsor ...

18. ‘The Artist’ movie review, trailer: A one-of-a-kind pleasure
(Entertainment/Movies)

... unhappy wife tells him they have to talk, and so on. The director shamelessly steals the renowned breakfast scene from “Citizen Kane” to show George’s deteriorating marriage. It doesn’t seem to fit, but ...

19. To Occupy Wall Street protesters: Go home and stay there!
(Opinion/Commentary)

... this case you protesters) to very intentionally break the law and violate our Constitution. You trespassed and “occupied” privately owned property. Trespassing is against the law. The owners of Zuccotti ...

20. Actress Natalie Wood's death raising new suspicions
(Entertainment/Movies)

BY BOB HOLT NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM Nearly 30 years ago on Nov. 29, 1981, Oscar-nominated actress Natalie Wood drowned after boating off Catalina Island with husband Robert Wagner, actor Christopher ...