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 Almost two percent of kids in New Jersey have an autism diagnosis (<a href=Photo via ShutterStock) " title="ssautismawarenessx1200" width="1" height="1"/>

Autism prevalence in New Jersey almost doubled in a decade

A new report finds that Autism rates ...

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 From left, Middletown Mayor Stephanie Murray, Monmouth County Freeholder Serena DiMaso, Middletown Township Committee member Tony Fiore, Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ), New Jersey Congressman Frank Pallone (D-N76).  (Tracey Samuelson/for NewsWorks)

New flood insurance law brings relief, questions to Jersey Shore

After President Obama signed the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act, many Jersey Shore homeowners and state politicians are cele ...

12 years ago

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 David Samson, chairman of The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.   (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

David Samson steps down as Chair of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey

The chairman of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has resigned amid continuing questions about lane closures near the George ...

12 years ago

In this photo provided by ABC News, ABC NewsÕ Diane Sawyer speaks exclusively to New Jersey Governor Chris Christie at his home in Mendham, N.J. (AP Photo, ABC, Ida Mae Astute)

Port Authority chair quits in wake of ‘bridge gate;’ Christie not surprised

The head of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has tendered his resignation. Governor Chris Christie spoke to reporters ...

12 years ago

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 Nutter talks to reporters about his trip to the Vatican.

Philly Mayor feels good about Papal visit after trip to Vatican

There is plenty of optimism in the group that just got back from Rome for an audience with Pope Francis. Mayor Michael Nutter says ...

12 years ago

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Delaware students march for peace

Chanting “We want peace,” about 100 students, alongside Wilmington police officers and Mayor Dennis Williams, voiced their ho ...

12 years ago

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 Marines from Combat Engineer Platoon, Marine Wing Support Squadron 473 blow a hole in a fence at Hawthorne Army Weapons Depot in Nevada on June 17, 2010 during demolitions training for exercise Javelin Thrust 2010. The Marines used a kevlar blanket to shield themselves from fragmentation and to reduce the impact of the blast. (Photo by Pfc. Nana Dannsaappiah)
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Demolitions training ongoing at Joint Base MDL through Sunday

The military is conducting demolitions training at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst ranges through Sunday, according to a release fr ...

12 years ago

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Residents challenge Markell on clean water tax initiative

Some Delawareans who support a clean water plan are concerned that Gov. Jack Markell’s administration might issue new permits to potent ...

12 years ago

Christie in a jam on the bridge to nowhere

The lane closing scandal in Fort Lee, N.J., will make a great movie. In the aftermath of the so-called Bridgegate affair, Governor Christ ...

12 years ago

Princeton U. cancels overnight stay after outbreak

Princeton University has canceled an overnight stay for incoming students because of a recent meningitis outbreak that’s been linke ...

12 years ago

Study: Married folks have fewer heart problems

A study of more than 3.5 million Americans finds that married people are less likely than singles, divorced or widowed folks to suffer an ...

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First Person: Wilmington City Council President Theo Gregory

Wilmington, like many cities in our region has a problem with abandoned housing and blight throughout many neighborhoods. First Person th ...

12 years ago

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State of Play for March 28th: Clean Water

At the top of the show we talked about Governor Markell’s approach to clean Delaware’s rivers and streams. Let’s pick u ...

12 years ago

 A man pulls out a bag of marijuana to fill a pipe. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, file)

Bill to end pot arrests in Philly on hold

A plan to stop arresting people for posessing small amounts of marijuana in Philadelphia is on hold for now.  Councilman Jim ...

12 years ago

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A bid to bring back Commission for Women in Philly, permanently

A Philadelphia City Councilwoman is pushing for a charter change to establish a permanent Commission for Women.  Councilwoman ...

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