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... of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.  Housing is an important part of the state’s economy and a bad economy is an important part of the Romney message regarding why he would be a better ...
... we should think of doing it without adding more cost to the system.” The New Jersey Education Association supports the bill, as do the New Jersey School Boards Association and the state’s Association ...
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... by emphasizing that “going green” can save greenbacks while helping the environment. The state’s goal is to raise our recycling rate to 50 percent, meaning that at least half of the stuff we throw away ...
... highlights an ongoing erosion of the middle class in one of the nation’s wealthiest states. While the statistics may be slight, the state’s economy is still lagging as unemployment remains above the ...
... as a water surcharge so we do not cut environmental programs. We can’t keep going from bond to bust. The most popular programs in state’s history will be coming to an end unless we find a stable source ...
... the process in which it was decided that the institution would remain open. This year, the Governor determined that at least one of the State’s centers for the developmentally disabled would be closed. ...
... cut plan for all Garden State residents, but he blames Democrats who control the legislature for not including the plan in the state’s $31.7 billion budget for fiscal year 2013. A rating cut would be ...
... recession, the housing market has been ravaged by unemployment that has risen to a 35-year high. New Jersey’s unemployment rate jumped to 9.8 percent in July, reports the state’s Labor Department, with ...
BY SALVATORE PIZZURO COMMENTARY The State’s plan to close the Woodbridge and Totowa Developmental Centers has elicited a strong response from the family members of residents and at least three unions. ...
... State Wine Growers Association. The dry weather of July and normal rainfall in August made the Garden State’s soil ripe for the pickings. Wineries throughout the state are showcasing their harvest and ...
BY MICHELE S. BYERS COMMENTARY Labor Day usually means the end of the beach season at the Jersey Shore — our state’s 130-mile coastline, not the MTV “reality” series. But, in fact, the shore season ...
...  So let me play the role of doctor and diagnose the seriousness of these Giants’ ailments, and see how they will affect Week 2 against the Garden State’s very own, head coach Greg Schiano, leading the ...
... a post Oyster Creek economy and economy,” Runyan said. Most said Runyan’s help was crucial in getting Lacey Township on the state’s Energy Master Plan, which notes the magnitude of replacing the nuke ...
... Christie took credit for helping to change the state’s image with his recent keynote address at the Republican National Convention, he pointed to James Wiley, the former head of North Bergen’s Public Works ...
... have that contest with himself,” Christie said. “I'll continue to try to make my state better.” Brown was speaking to an editorial board on Tuesday, and made the point that as part of his state’s spending ...
... and New England states will flood New Jersey to participate, competing on the Garden State’s largest lake. Competitors will ride behind the 2013 Malibu Wakesetter MXZ and will be judged on their performance ...
... meet the state’s deadline. “They’ll be receiving — not being part of the conversation, not trying to shape it," said Zychowski. But in California, a state task force discarded the call to use test scores ...
... County section of the state’s energy grid ends a 50 year relationship with the nuclear plants. It is also a testimonial to the work of the New York Independent System Operator in developing the state’s ...
... this key state for Romney in November. Virginia concludes this analysis with an unemployment rate of 5.9 percent. According to the AP, the state’s economy has stayed reasonably strong for the past four ...
BY CARL GOLDEN COMMENTARY While most of the state’s leading Democratic figures were in Charlotte, awash in the enthusiasm and euphoria of the party’s national convention, Essex County State Sen. Dick ...
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