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1. No snow in N.J. but ski and snowboard enthusiasts have options
(Sports/Professional)

... “This week-long event highlights Maine’s commitment to the National Learn-to-Ski-and-Snowboard program.” Packages include ski or snowboard equipment, lessons and limited beginner lift access. Participating ...

2. Are gift cards a waste for consumers and retailers?
(Money/Economy)

... Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009. According to USA Today, rules now say that expiration dates are limited to five years after purchase, and fees for non-use are prohibited until after the first ...

3. N.J. Devils need Zach Parise for a playoff run
(Sports/Professional)

... you eliminate Andy Greene, who because of a toe fracture has been limited to 23 games, and focus on the team’s main unit of Tallinder, Fayne, Larsson, and Volchenkov, Salvador is six points higher than ...

4. For some N.J. State Troopers, construction details are a gold mine
(N.J./State)

... already had raked in some $50,000 in overtime. State Police spokesman Lt. Stephen Jones said the costs were necessary. “There’s a limited pool of troopers to draw from,” Jones said, “and we can’t afford ...

5. Can’t lose weight? Maybe you’re not eating enough!
(Health/Healthquest)

... at least five servings of fruit and/or vegetables a day. One serving = one cup raw food, or one cup cooked food, or eight ounces of 100 percent fruit juice. Your body can store an unlimited amount of ...

6. The NBA hype machine is back: Let the circus begin
(Sports/Professional)

... Association's 29 owners control the New Orleans Hornets franchise. Stern and company are looking for a buyer to keep the team in the very small market with limited corporate money city. New Orleans traded ...

7. NJSIAA is dedicated to the best interest of student athletes
(Opinion/Commentary)

... and volunteers operating under a limited budget. And when you consider how smoothly these tournaments are run, year in and year out, you realize they do a remarkable job. Without a doubt, when it comes ...

8. Tips for investing in 2012: Look for the long term
(Money/Economy)

... and sold predicated on fear. While there are quite a few products that offer risk protection, many are limited in the benefits that they provide, and some can have significant adverse effects on portfolios ...

9. N.J.’s anti-bullying law gets slow start as school violence grows
(N.J./State)

BY ADELE SAMMARCO NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM Bullying can happen anywhere, anyplace or anytime. Whether bullies choose to taunt face-to-face, by text message or over the internet, it is not limited by age, ...

10. Does Wisconsin Right to Life PAC v. Barland affect N.J. campaign finance laws?
(Opinion/Commentary)

... Wisconsin Statute 11.26 (4), which limited the amount individuals may contribute to state and local candidates, political parties, and political committees to a total of $10,000 per calendar year. In ...

11. Bill allowing N.J. vineyards to sell directly to retailers passes Senate
(N.J./State)

... severely limited. This legislation will change all that.” Wine enthusiasts and retailers like Chris Gentile of Super BuyRite Liquors on Route 34 in Aberdeen agree calling the move a win-win for New ...

12. LEGO Mindstorms, robotics competition is a 'sport' for the mind
(Sports/Professional)

... of competitive robotics is not just limited to New Jersey. Club robotic competitions have propped up all around the country and are growing with each passing semester, from sixth grade through high school. ...

13. Dogs subpoenaed for animal neglect trial in Oregon
(U.S./Nation)

... witnesses appeared before the jury for about five minutes before leaving. Testimony was limited to drinking water and some slobbering, but the witnesses were well-behaved. Judge John Wittmayer, related ...

14. Why chocolate milk is good for young athletes
(Health/Healthquest)

... eight ounces of generic brewed coffee contains between 95 and 200 mg while cola-type drinks are limited by the Food and Drug Administration to 71 mg. The top three best selling energy drinks in the country ...

15. N.J. Assembly acting on bill that would move school board elections from April to November
(N.J./State)

... their election back to the third Tuesday in April until at least four school elections have been held in November. For limited purpose regional school districts, each of the constituent local school districts ...

16. Compromise between NJEA and Gov. Christie would offer something for everyone
(Opinion/Commentary)

...  Christie also wants to ease the path for creating additional charter schools and to establish a limited voucher system for parents to remove their children from schools deemed substandard and enroll ...

17. Bill to allow over-the-counter sale of hypodermic needles in N.J. approved by Assembly
(Health/Healthquest)

... and the health of others and hopefully get them on a path to treatment.” The bill (A-1088) would permit the limited sale by pharmacies of hypodermic syringes and needles without a prescription in order ...

18. N.J.'s 5-day bear hunt records first kills in Sussex and Warren counties
(N.J./State)

... Animal Protection League of New Jersey could protest the hunt at the state-run bear-kill check station on Route 23 in Franklin in Sussex County. But the judges limited the number of protesters to no more ...

19. Poor health could drive you to the poorhouse
(Money/Economy)

... her practice in estate planning and administration, elder law, and business planning. She has 25 years of experience, and has represented both clients with limited means and very wealthy clients. She is ...

20. Really
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... she preached limited constitutional government, less dependence on foreign sources of oil by using our own natural resources, private property right, individual freedom. She's for a strong national defense ...