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1. Ex-Gov. Codey says he never authorized NYPD to conduct surveillance of Newark Muslims
(N.J./State)

Mayor Bloomberg says cops acted legally and appropriately BY TOM HESTER SR. NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM Former governor Richard J. Codey Friday said he never authorized New York City police to conduct ...

2. N.J. Senate votes 24 to 16 to legalize gay marriage
(N.J./State)

... while our taxes are the highest in the country and unemployment ravages." Sen. Richard J. Codey (D-Essex) said, “The world isn't going to end because of this vote. All that will happen is that more people ...

3. N.J. charter school movement remains full of controversy
(Opinion/Commentary)

... Richard J. Codey, Assemblywoman Mila M. Jasey and Assemblyman John F. McKeon, all Democrats from District 27, have exclaimed their approval of the State’s rejection of the Hua Mei charter school application. ...

4. Assemblywoman Huttle aims to improve the lives of developmentally disabled
(Opinion/Commentary)

... Sen. Richard Codey is a disservice to all New Jerseyans Bureaucratic red tape is robbing N.J.'s developmentally disabled of basic human rights  ...

5. Christie's eloquence disguises the substance of his message
(Opinion/Commentary)

... Richard Codey is a disservice to all New Jerseyans Bureaucratic red tape is robbing N.J.'s developmentally disabled of basic human rights N.J. Assemblywoman Valerie Huttle is a voice for the voiceless ...

6. Sen. Barbara Buono's dismissal as chair of Legislative Oversight was an act of Norcross vengeance
(Opinion/Commentary)

... out on sensitive issues N.J. bill that seeks to improve lives of developmentally disabled passes legislature Gov. Christie’s grudge against Sen. Richard Codey is a disservice to all New Jerseyans Bureaucratic ...

7. Kean University fraud, nepotism allegations cannot be taken lightly
(Opinion/Commentary)

... legislature Gov. Christie’s grudge against Sen. Richard Codey is a disservice to all New Jerseyans Bureaucratic red tape is robbing N.J.'s developmentally disabled of basic human rights N.J. Assemblywoman ...

8. Christie approves 25 bills as current legislative session ends
(N.J./State)

... of municipal ordinance requiring bond or other security from landlord S-2989/A-3949 (Codey, Van Drew/Chivukula, Mainor, Riley) - Exempts certain collocations of wireless equipment from site plan approval ...

9. Poll finds Gov. Christie's popularity at 53 percent
(N.J./State)

... to unfavorable opinion; former Gov. Dick Codey 32 to 11 percent; Senate President Steve Sweeney, who is hinting at running for U.S. Senate, just 13 to 14 percent, and state Sen. Barbara Buono barely registers ...

10. N.J. Senator Buono provides leadership in N.J. education
(Opinion/Commentary)

... grudge against Sen. Richard Codey is a disservice to all New Jerseyans Bureaucratic red tape is robbing N.J.'s developmentally disabled of basic human rights N.J. Assemblywoman Valerie Huttle is a ...

11. Gov. Chris Christie needs to silence his inner Snooki in 2012
(Opinion/Commentary)

... Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver of Newark. Lately, Christie is bickering with State Senators Ron Rice and Dick Codey of Essex County. Former Acting-Governor Codey is one of the most popular and clever men ...

12. The new year brings challenges for people with disabilities
(Opinion/Commentary)

... is not afraid to speak out on sensitive issues N.J. bill that seeks to improve lives of developmentally disabled passes legislature Gov. Christie’s grudge against Sen. Richard Codey is a disservice ...

13. Bill for 'Yellow Dot Program' in N.J. pushed by Sen. Richard Codey
(N.J./State)

BY TOM HESTER SR. NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM Sen. Richard J. Codey (D-Essex) said Thursday he would like to see legislation he has proposed become law in 2012 that would establish a so-called “Yellow Dot ...

14. N.J. Assemblyman Gary Schaer’s foreclosure bill is finally signed into law
(Opinion/Commentary)

... bill that seeks to improve lives of developmentally disabled passes legislature Gov. Christie’s grudge against Sen. Richard Codey is a disservice to all New Jerseyans Bureaucratic red tape is robbing ...

15. N.J. Sen. Barbara Buono is not afraid to speak out on sensitive issues
(Opinion/Commentary)

... BY SALVATORE PIZZURO N.J. bill that seeks to improve lives of developmentally disabled passes legislature Gov. Christie’s grudge against Sen. Richard Codey is a disservice to all New Jerseyans Bureaucratic ...

16. N.J. bill that seeks to improve lives of developmentally disabled passes legislature
(Opinion/Commentary)

... Christie’s grudge against Sen. Richard Codey is a disservice to all New Jerseyans Bureaucratic red tape is robbing N.J.'s developmentally disabled of basic human rights N.J. Assemblywoman Valerie Huttle ...

17. Gov. Christie’s grudge against Sen. Richard Codey is a disservice to all New Jerseyans
(Opinion/Commentary)

... Such appears to be the case of Governor Christie’s attitude and recent actions toward former Governor and current State Senator Richard Codey. The Senator has, on occasion, employed a standard practice ...

18. Poll: New Jersey heading in right direction
(N.J./State)

... unfavorable” opinion of him. Among his potential Democratic rivals in the next race for governor, former Gov. Richard Codey’s favorable to unfavorable ratio is the strongest at 28 to 8 percent, while ...

19. As N.J. legislative election nears, Democrats have raised more than Republicans
(N.J./State)

Sen. Codey has raised $902,159 and Sen. Kean $512,971 The over 240 Democratic, Republican and Independent candidates seeking election to the Legislature on Nov. 8 have raised and spent slightly less ...

20. Who is Kim Guadagno?
(N.J./State)

... the line of succession prior to the constitutional change that created the office. A Monmouth University poll conducted in October 2005, when then-Senate President Richard Codey (D-Essex) was filling ...