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1. How Gov. Christie is like Pontius Pilate with school funding
(Opinion/Commentary)

... an extension of a dictatorship or a democracy? A ray of hope for New Jersey seniors in assisted living facilities Franklin Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms: Forgotten goals and aspirations Borrowing without ...

2. Watson Pharmaceuticals opens its global headquarters in Parsippany
(Money/Economy)

... previously done in separate facilities in the Morristown area. Watson CEO Paul Bisaro said the facility will allow the firm to nearly double its New Jersey-based employees to 500 over the next several ...

3. Gorilla email subject of Cherry Hill employee's lawsuit
(N.J./State)

... former facilities director, a township employee has filed a lawsuit against the Cherry Hill school board and former district administrator, Kevin Larson. The employee, George Mayhue Jr., who is African-American, ...

4. Roebling, N.J.: A place of industry and history
(Life/Style)

... more than just buildings. It was a place of a variety of cultural institutions and recreational facilities as well. For example, there was a post office, a hospital, a bank, a library, an auditorium, ...

5. Editorials take a bat to Gov. Christie for using State Police helicopter to fly to high school baseball games
(N.J./State)

... Police spokesman said that if the pilots weren’t ferrying the governor to family events, they would be out inspecting rail systems, ports, and nuclear and chemical facilities. In other words, they would ...

6. Gov. Christie vetoes New Jersey Educational Facilities Authority appointment
(N.J./State)

Cites ‘flawed’ selection process and that position apparently not needed Gov. Chris Christie on Thursday vetoed a portion of the minutes of the May 24 meeting of the New Jersey Educational Facilities ...

7. Gov. Christe signs bill mandating monitoring of newborns for congenital heart defects
(Health/Healthquest)

... life-threatening congenital birth defects by requiring all inpatient or ambulatory health care facilities to perform pulse oximetry screenings. The screenings must be completed on newborns in a hospital ...

8. New Jersey is abandoning its most vulnerable citizens under 'shared sacrifice'
(Opinion/Commentary)

... solution to economic crisis Are N.J. charter schools an extension of a dictatorship or a democracy? A ray of hope for New Jersey seniors in assisted living facilities Franklin Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms: ...

9. Gov. Christie offers lukewarm response to Rutgers President McCormick's decision to resign
(N.J./State)

... its standing as one of the leading public education and research facilities in the country. The increasingly competitive global economy, coupled with the fiscal challenges facing us at home, requires someone ...

10. All New Jersey families could have school choices if we do the following
(Opinion/Commentary)

... created by decentralizing the schools, thereby eliminating the need for any busing of students. Vacant office space, churches and other similar institutions, community centers, or newly built facilities ...

11. Chris Christie and the environment
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... Act to provide financial assistance and tax credits to businesses that construct, manufacture, and assemble water access facilities that support offshore wind products. The DEP has completed the first ...

12. Survey finds N.J. CEOs more optimistic about state's economy
(Money/Economy)

... such as Panasonic and Bayer are building facilities in New Jersey and private sector jobs are being created - 31,000 of them in the last two months.” Guadagno is the point person for the Christie administration’s ...

13. NFL lockout, failure of Atlanta Thrashers, and other sports struggles can be blamed on Ronald Reagan
(Sports/Professional)

... and paid handsomely for the “title." The 1986 tax code revision redistributed the wealth and shifted the burden of paying for new facilities from team owners to taxpayers. Only eight cents of every dollar ...

14. New Jerseyans continue to be divided on plan to serve those in need
(Opinion/Commentary)

... democracy? A ray of hope for New Jersey seniors in assisted living facilities Franklin Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms: Forgotten goals and aspirations Borrowing without voter approval: A shift in Christie ...

15. Christie tells Legislature to find $500M in additional school funding ordered by N.J. Supreme Court
(N.J./State)

... facilities. "The need for relief in New Jersey municipalities has never been greater, but our resources have never been more strained," Dressel said. "The state – both the Executive and Legislative branches ...

16. Don’t let wind energy projects compromise New Jersey’s farmland
(Opinion/Commentary)

... other renewable energy should replace fossil fuels as fast as possible, building power generating facilities on preserved farmland is not the solution. Our state’s Agriculture Secretary, Douglas Fisher, ...

17. New Jersey faces an ongoing dilemma with ever-increasing special education costs
(Opinion/Commentary)

... in Washington D.C.). On May 17, 1954 the Warren Court handed down a 9-0 decision which stated, in no uncertain terms, that "separate educational facilities are inherently unequal”, which reversed the ...

18. Report: 49 of 91 N.J. ambulatory surgical centers failed to meet federal safety standards
(Health/Healthquest)

... centers receive the formidable analysis given to larger facilities, and accountability of obscure surgical centers. Larry Trenk, president of the New Jersey Association of Ambulatory Surgery Centers ...

19. New Jersey appeals to federal court to halt deepening of Delaware River
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... facilities along ecologically sensitive creeks and wetlands in Gloucester and Salem counties The appeal, filed in the Third Circuit in Philadelphia, seeks to overturn rulings by U.S. District Court ...

20. Despite Gov. Christie's opposition, Sen. Weinberg reintroduces bill to provide $7.5M for women's health care
(N.J./State)

... planning now.” Weinberg said the legislation would also direct the state to apply for matching federal funds for Medicaid-eligible women served by the affected health care facilities -- a move she maintained ...