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Most New Jersey residents happy to be there

A new survey finds some differing views about living in New Jersey. While 63 percent of residents surveyed say the Garden State is ...

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More disapprove of Corbett’s job; approval rating unchanged

A new Quinnipiac University poll shows Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett’s disapproval rating has tripled since February. Respondents ...

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Rare fungus named after Philadelphia botanist

It’s an honor of a strange sort. Dr. Alfred “Ernie” Schuyler, a former botany curator at the Academy of Natural Science ...

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N.J. recovery expected to trail national growth

New Jersey’s recovery from the recession could take longer than the rest of the nation, economic experts say. Rutgers Econom ...

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Ramsey responds to steroid ring bust, Corbett reacts to shale drilling violations

Well things certainly picked up after our ...

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