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The man who pleaded guilty to a series of assaults on women in Society Hill last summer has been sentenced to up to 100 years in prison.< ...

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In N.J., move to halt municipal fees as a way around cap on tax hikes

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Proposed N.J. legislation would ban new local fees for a 911 call

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Sweeney wants to close N.J. property tax loophole

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