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1. Police say Justin Bieber impersonator, Canadian Lee Moir, lured underage girls on Internet
(World/International)

... from New Jersey into filming sexual acts on her Web cam. Moir has allegedly threatened to hurt the child’s family and post her image to porn websites, according to police. The International Business ...

2. Local elections can help N.J.'s small business owners make a difference
(Opinion/Commentary)

... owners need to know who represents them and at which level of government. Several websites, including USA.gov, allow users to search for all elected officials in one place. The New Jersey Lawsuit Reform ...

3. New Jerseyans can now deposit unneeded prescription drugs at 7 police departments
(N.J./State)

... to detect ‘pill mills’ and ‘doctor shopping.' Today, by expanding Project Medicine Drop, we are inviting New Jerseyans to join us in this fight. At the Cherry Hill Police Department and other sites throughout ...

4. Fake check ‘N.J. State Treasurer Imposter’ scam is the latest financial con
(Money/Economy)

... seeing with more and more frequency that technology makes it easier than ever for con artists to create phony legal documents, checks, and even web sites that mimic those of government entities or businesses,” ...

5. Huffington Post and Politico earn first Pulitzers as online news outlets
(U.S./Nation)

... stepped up and into readers’ attention spans, this recognition was bound to happen. It was made possible in 2009, when the Pulitzers were expanded to include online-only news sites, according to the New ...

6. New Jersey child porn investigation brings down 27
(N.J./State)

... identities in the cyber-world, also monitor searches of these sites to develop suspects. The Operation Watchdog investigation was coordinated by the State Police Digital Technology Investigations. More ...

7. 4 million-year-old bacteria found in New Mexico is immune to antibiotics...for now
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... sites clearly not touched by humans before. Because it's so pristine, you can see where people — all of the people — have walked," Wright told National Geographic. "It's a serious stretch of the imagination ...

8. Detention of non-violent New Jersey juvenile delinquents saw over 50 percent decrease in 2011
(N.J./State)

... by 33.2 percent. The number of girls in detention on any given day decreased by 68.6 percent across the 15 sites. In 2011, the 12 sites reporting data, an average of just 2.9 percent of juveniles were ...

9. Detention of non-violent New Jersey juvenile delinquents saw over 50 percent decrease in 2011
(N.J./State)

... by 33.2 percent. The number of girls in detention on any given day decreased by 68.6 percent across the 15 sites. In 2011, the 12 sites reporting data, an average of just 2.9 percent of juveniles were ...

10. N.J. government obtained $150 million in settlements, judgements in 2011
(N.J./State)

... involved a settlement with three companies the state alleged were responsible for discharging chromium waste at more than 100 industrial sites in Hudson County. Under a consent order, the three companies ...

11. FBI’s Most Wanted: Bin Laden's No. 1 spot taken by third grade teacher
(U.S./Nation)

... sites which have images of children posted.  ...

12. The Tea Party: Friend or foe of the conservative Reagan Coalition?
(Opinion/Commentary)

... existed at the same time. The movement has attracted a deeply disturbing fringe element. Websites post representations of the President as a ghetto pimp. Emails are circulated comparing the First Lady ...

13. Col. Rockies' Jamie Moyer: Oldest MLB player still packs punch
(Sports/Professional)

... His baseball career began before Strasburg was even born and Moyer is still pitching in the majors at age 49. By the numbers, the two pitchers are polar opposites, but one thing they do share is that ...

14. Apple botnet Trojan virus: Mac users shocked to core
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... web sites, reports Ars Technica. One of the most popular programming languages, Java is commonly used to design web pages. The Russian anti-virus vendor Dr. Web was among the first to call attention ...

15. Sen. Jennifer Beck proposes 'Rail Passenger Bill of Rights' for NJ Transit and Amtrak trains
(Opinion/Commentary)

... issue regarding this bill is that the economy’s expected and badly needed recovery is dependent on people being able to get to their job sites. Hopefully this bill will help to make that possible. Dr. ...

16. FBI and NYPD suspicious of Al Qaeda 'coming soon' graphic
(U.S./Nation)

... agencies have claimed no role in the sites going down. When Osama Bin Laden was killed in May 2011, a statement with threats from Al-Qaeda was released on extremist websites by Al-Qaeda's online network, ...

17. Assembly Republicans introduce legislation to promote N.J. tourism industry
(Money/Economy)

... the Turnpike Authority and the South Jersey Transportation Authority to advertise local events and historic sites on variable message signs. A fourth bill establishes the New Jersey Historic Preservation ...

18. Fugitive Safe Surrender in Atlantic City to draw estimated 2,500 in April
(N.J./State)

... to be taken into custody. At Fugitive Safe Surrender sites nationwide, only two percent of people that surrendered were taken into custody because the vast majority of those who turn themselves in are ...

19. WORTHLESS BILLS
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

As a ex-felon from the NJ department of Corrections and a current felon on NJ Parole im able to submit govermental statistical documentation downloaded off the NJDOC and the NJ State Police websites that ...

20. Facebook helped burglars hit Park Ridge, N.J. home
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

BY BOB HOLT NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM The reminder needs to be said one more time: Be careful what you post on Facebook; social networking sites are being used by all kinds of people these days. A brother ...