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1. Now that's funny: Goldman Sachs gave Democrats lots of money
(Life/Style)

... lawmaker from New Jersey ... GOLDMAN EXEC: We gave you people over $350,000 and this is how you repay us? N.J. DEM: I was elected to represent the people! I can't be bought ... I have integrity! GOLDMAN ...

2. Christie wants 33 shots at public employee benefits
(N.J./State)

... of budget cuts goes through. As a Rutgers University intern I wrote an article for New Jersey Reporter Magazine, which fixed the cost of covering 350,000 New Jersey public employees with Social Security, ...

3. No health insurance for your child? Help is on the way in N.J.
(Health/Healthquest)

... is a low-cost or free program for income-eligible families. For example, a family of four earning up to $77,175 (or 350 percent of the federal poverty level) can qualify to insure their children for about ...

4. Christie signs legislation to help stalled Revel casino and Montclair State construction projects
(N.J./State)

... put an estimated 1,350 construction workers to work. In the long term, the legislation is designed to remove restrictions preventing state and county colleges from entering into public-private construction ...

5. New Hope/Hope Now
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

This company took 3500.00 from my family with the promise that they would help with our mortage problems. I was layed off and my husband had surgery that left him serious nerve damage. Which his company ...

6. Report shows benefits of not dredging Delaware River
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... in the Upper Delaware River resulted in one year in $17.69 million in local business revenue. The revenue supporting 348 jobs, providing $3.65 million in wages and $719,350 in local taxes. That investment ...

7. Approval of nation’s first offshore wind farm could lend momentum to N.J. alternative energy plans
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... in one proposal, called Garden State Offshore Energy, a turbine field 16 to 20 miles off the South Jersey coast. It would be capable of generating 350 megawatts, a modest for an energy-hungry state. But ...

8. Tax Revolters
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... 25 times that of their average worker back in the 50s & 60s to about 350 times today. And, many of them are the very ones who caused this problem in the first place. Finely, suggest you make your public ...

9. Retirement advice: Tough, straight talk from a retired stock-market analyst
(Money/Economy)

... American." "Stay alert. Strange things happen." He heard a physician praise a company that made robotics for surgery - and promptly bought shares. The stock, Intuitive Surgical, soared from $35 to $350. ...

10. We have a long way to go to protect the environment in N.J.
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... work hard to protect our environment, we have a long way to go. Just last week, the state Board of Public Utilities (BPU), under the new Christie Administration, approved the sale of 1,350 acres of environmentally ...

11. Worst storm in PSEG history doesn’t hurt dividend
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... for electric and gas systems, which should generate 900 new jobs, according to Izzo. Another partnership hopes to establish a 350-megawatt "wind farm," a turbine field off the coast. But he also made ...

12. God Bless her.
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I sure wish I could win about 3500.00 in lottery. I would get out of foreclosure. ...

13. National guard finance unit departing for a year in Kosovo
(N.J./State)

... 350 soldiers and airmen serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Since the war on terror began in 2002, the state National Guard has mobilized 14,692 guardsmen, including 7,900 soldiers and 6,800 airmen. The ...

14. Oprah Winfrey features New Jerseyan’s winning recipe
(Life/Style)

...  DIRECTIONS 1. Heat oven to 350°F. Spray 24 mini muffin cups with Crisco® Original No-Stick Cooking Spray. Place 1 cookie dough round in each muffin cup. Bake 15 to 20 minutes or until golden brown. ...

15. State BPU approval of sale of environmentally sensitive land in Cumberland County draws heavy criticism
(N.J./State)

... protect rare wildlife and water supplies. The BPU's decision would allow the Atlantic City Electric Company to sell the so-called 1,350-acre Holly Farm tract in Millville -- which the activists insist ...

16. Christie announces three-pronged effort to bolster New Jersey business, increase jobs
(N.J./State)

... faster rate than they were being replaced. Findings from the Boston College report show that about 302,780 households left New Jersey between 2004 and 2008, only slightly lower than the 323,350 households ...

17. A dream fulfilled in Peru’s Cordillera Blanca
(Life/Style)

... through the southern Cordillera Negra. It's a dangerous road that starts at sea level and snakes back and forth; one hairpin turn after another, until cresting at 13,350 feet at the Conococho Pass. Mercifully, ...

18. N.J. Ethics Commission chairwoman Paula Franzese wants investigation into Springsteen tickets
(N.J./State)

... the New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority. The documents indicate more than 350 seats for 15 concerts were set-aside for elected officials. Many of the legislators claimed to have secured the tickets ...

19. Time has come to place a salary cap on N.J. school administrators
(Opinion/Commentary)

... was paid $350 a day for more than 50 days in addition to an annual salary of $156,000 to fill in for the district's superintendent who was on medical leave. While on leave, the superintendent continued ...

20. Some tax facts
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... elasticity of taxable income (ETI). A study by MIT economist Jon Gruber and Mr. Saez showed that for incomes above $350,000, they estimated the ETI at 0.62. And for incomes above $500,000, US Treasury ...