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Island Beach, N.J.: Before the state park, there was a community

BY ERIC MODEL
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
JOURNEYS INTO NEW JERSEY

Today it’s a state park and a prime destination during the height of beach season. But Island Beach State Park was not always that way. In fac...

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Are George W. Bush and Dick Cheney war criminals? Malaysian court says 'yes'

Are George W. Bush and Dick Cheney war criminals? Malaysian court says 'yes'
BY BOB HOLT
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

For some international human rights activists, justice was served on Friday in Kuala Lumpur court, Malaysia as former U.S. President George W. Bush and former top White...

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Lucia DiNapoli Gibbons: From barber’s daughter to Wells Fargo top executive

Lucia DiNapoli Gibbons: From barber’s daughter to Wells Fargo top executive
BY WARREN BOROSON
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
BOROSON ON MONEY

Lucia DiNapoli Gibbons of Jersey City – a top executive at Wells Fargo, the national bank – doesn’t hesitate in explaining why she has been so suc...

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REVIEW: ‘Slippery As Sin' will have you roaring

BY STUART DUNCAN
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
OFF-BROADWAY REVIEW

Just when you were about to write off the current season as being without any new material of note – depending solidly on revivals—along comes a...

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'Fire up the barbie': Memorial Day Weekend BBQ recipes and tips

BY MARGARET MORGAN
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

Memorial Day Weekend is upon us, which means it’s time to “fire up the Barbie.” Put on your mitts, dust off the grill (that hopefully you cleaned before storing aw...

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PPL Park in Chester, Pa., home of Philadelphia Union, is an ‘I told you so’ disaster

BY EVAN WEINER
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
THE BUSINESS AND POLITICS OF SPORTS

Feeling vindication is a doubled edged sword. On one hand, it is easy to say "I told you so," but on the other hand, you don't wan...

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Suicide of 7-year-old Detroit boy raises more bullying awareness

BY AMY REYNOLDS
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

After looking through the keyhole of her brother’s locked bedroom, a 14-year old girl witnessed the unimaginable. Hanging from the top bunk bed by a belt was her 7...

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Of course Christie lied about more jobs!

BY JOSHUA HENNE

NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

In January 2011, amid much fanfare, Gov. Chris Christie trekked out to Chicago on the heels of a public-relations blitz, promising to lure businesses and jobs from ...

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Can Apple's Siri be trusted? IBM thinks not

BY BOB HOLT
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

Is Siri safe? Or is IBM trying to hide classified information about hot zpatcho?

The user agreement for Apple’s Speech Interpretation and Recognition Interface, states t...

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Feline heartworm disease, an epidemic, is easily prevented

BY PAT SUMMERS
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

If you or a loved one were seriously threatened by a fatal disease, would you be willing to apply a topical preventive once a month?

That fatal disease could be clos...

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Children can be conned out of inheritance after multiple marriages

BY CAROL ABAYA NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM THE SANDWICH GENERATION Multiple marriages and blended families can mean children get cheated out of money and assets their parent(s) earned and had before the second or third marriage. At the 2012 senior citizens’ law day conference, Lawrence A. Friedman, Bridgewater elder law attorney, said elders need to protect their children of prior marriages from being disinherited. "Even if your spouse’s current will provides for your children, your spouse may change it after you pass away,” he said. In addition to protecting one's child, an appropriate will can minimize N.J. estate taxes, which kick in if assets are over $675,000. At the conference, Cathyanne Pisciotta from North Brunswick discussed guardianship which could be necessary if various legal documents are not signed. Pisciotta said that if a person does not have a durable power of attorney (for financial affairs) and a living will (for medical decisions), anyone else can seek guardianship of that person. An expensive court proceeding is mandatory. And she said, “If one person seeks guardianship, someone else can challenge the appointment. Another relative may seek to be appointed guardian because he/she wants the money and power.”

 

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