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1. I applaud your honesty.
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Well said. I wish there were more parents like you. Your story is amazing. While this may not sound pc, I do believe that Latinos have more work ethic than Blacks on average and do not blame White ...

2. N.J. Assembly committee approves Democrats' $30 billion 2011-12 budget proposal
(N.J./State)

... property tax relief, especially for senior citizens. It reverses the governor’s harshest cuts by supporting valued programs such as after-school care, health insurance coverage for working families, tuition ...

3. Two killed in separate Newark motor vehicle incidents
(N.J./State)

...  No charges were filed against Cox, but Glanton is charged with vehicular homicide and driving while intoxicated. Superior Court Judge Michael Ravin set Glanton's bond at $200,000. Several hours later, ...

4. Army Corps of Engineers dredging Shark River Inlet
(N.J./State)

... access to this inlet. In response to previous requests, the inlet has been dredged on average every six months going back to 2006. The inlet separates the communities of Belmar and Avon-by-the-Sea. “I ...

5. N.J. red light cameras raise revenue but don't lower number of accidents
(N.J./State)

... August to December 2010, the net revenue to Linden earned over $1.1 million in net revenue from their cameras, and gave another $1.1 million to the state. New Brunswick, averages about 1,300 summonses ...

6. N.J. Democrats show what they stand for with proposed state budget and millionaires’ tax
(Opinion/Commentary)

... to allow working parents to continue to obtain affordable health care coverage. WILL THIS WORK? By law, New Jersey must pass a budget by the end of the day on Thursday, June 30th. Passing a budget ...

7. N.J. bill to address teen cell phone 'sexting' approved by state Senate panel
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... child pornography laws. Prosecutors in several states have even charged teenagers with criminal offenses, including distribution of child pornography. “Teens need to understand the ramifications of ...

8. What to do if you get a good stock tip
(Money/Economy)

... pays a decent dividend. So it’s not an easy decision. I asked several respected money managers what further research they would do before buying a stock -- what things they would concentrate on. ...

9. New Jersey can’t afford less environmental protection
(Opinion/Commentary)

...  And repeated studies show that compliance with environmental safeguards costs U.S. industry on average less than 1 percent of the total value of their products. This isn’t the movies. If we roll ...

10. Budget time in New Jersey shows why there should be term limits for state lawmakers
(Opinion/Commentary)

... his writings. ALSO BY MURRAY SABRIN New York Times’ coverage of Ron Paul’s presidential campaign is shameful Anthony Weiner should stay in Congress as a reminder to the American people All New ...

11. REVIEW: ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ is even more fun the second time around
(Entertainment/Movies)

... plays at Off-Broadstreet Theatre, 5 So. Greenwood Ave., in Hopewell, through July 23. Fri. & Sat. eves at 8 p.m.; Sun. mats. At 2:30 p.m. The doors are open one hour earlier for desserts and beverages. ...

12. REVIEW: ‘All’s Well That Ends Well’ looks swell
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... big REVIEW: Country music-making ‘Lucky Guy’ packs a heap o’ hee-haws REVIEW: ‘Knickerbocker’ talks about fatherhood REVIEW: ‘By the Way, Meet Vera Stark’ mocks racial identity REVIEW: ‘Candida’ ...

13. Reality
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... anything lower than a “B” and the majority of her grades are “A”s. She’s not a brainiac. She’s of average intelligence, she just does her work and knows she has parents that will not put up with her ...

14. Missy Elliott has Graves’ disease, but what is it?
(Health/Healthquest)

... iodine, the iodine collects in your thyroid gland, and over time the radioactivity destroys the overactive thyroid cells. This causes your thyroid gland to shrink, and problems lessen gradually, usually ...

15. Tough love led Kyrie Irving to the NBA
(Sports/Professional)

... cardiomyopathy, an enlarged heart — the same thing that killed Hank Gathers. BET reports that Irving is 6-foot-3, and 191-pounds. The point guard averaged 17.5 points and 4.3 assists in 11 games with ...

16. Can 'Outlaw' hockey make it in North Jersey?
(Sports/Professional)

... league baseball strives to find crowds of several thousand to enjoy the outdoors, minor league hockey looks to fill small buildings at this level with 1,000-2,000 fan looking to catch a glimpse of a star ...

17. REVIEW: ‘Unnatural Acts’ of yesteryear
(Entertainment/New York Theater)

... and several dramatic surprises (particularly a what-happened-to-everybody-afterwards coda) highlight the well-paced show, which is acted extremely well by an 11-member company. Observantly dressed by ...

18. Newsweek’s best high school list has many from state
(N.J./State)

... Biotechnology. A magnet school has special courses, and draws students from outside its normal district. High Technology’s students had an average SAT score of 2145, the highest score among the 500 ...

19. Sonic the Hedgehog celebrates with special Sega promo
(Entertainment/Movies)

... brought him for my oldest son. Sonic Heroes, I think it was, but that was just the beginning. Sonic showed up on every birthday list for several years. A blue, spiky haired hedgehog with a fighting ...

20. Small business owners should not be discouraged by lending decline
(Money/Economy)

... has dropped over last 2 months before the loan application was made Smaller banks tightened with their underwriting norms after experiencing an uptick in defaults Uncertainty in the overall economy ...