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Mountains of trash grow as N.J. residents discard storm-damaged goods

As New Jersey begins its slow recovery from Hurricane Sandy, one of the big tasks is getting rid of all the debris the storm left behind. ...

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600 displaced families will move to former military base in N.J.

As New Jersey slowly begins to get back to normal, Gov. Chris Christie gave residents a progress report in the aftermath of the massive s ...

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Exit 0 International Jazz Festival makes its debut in Cape May

Not even Mother Nature could stop this music festival in Cape May. The first-ever Exit 0 International Jazz Festival had a goo ...

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Papa John’s and the politics of pizza

This is commentary from political blogger and cartoonist Rob Tornoe. Sometimes, political cartooning is an exercise in ve ...

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Atlantic City sets ‘Board Walk’ to show the world-famous promenade survived Sandy

On Sunday in Atlantic City, there will be a walk on the boardwalk … to prove it’s still there. Even though people saw ...

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Exit Zero International Jazz Festival brings crowds back to the Shore

If you drive all the way south on the Garden State Parkway you’ll end up in one of the most celebrated shore towns in America; Cape ...

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New Jersey Republicans got what they wanted out of redistricting

The results from Tuesday’s congressional elections in New Jersey were more decisive than two years ago for all of the Democrats and ...

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N.J. town celebrates restoration of vandalized Civil War statue

Veterans and residents in Bridgeton, New Jersey, are planning a celebration to mark the restoration of their Civil War statue. The statue ...

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Atlantic City boosters want you know they’re open (and for now, a bargain)

Though Atlantic City was spared the worst of Superstorm Sandy, leaders of the resort town are working to make sure potential visitors und ...

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Rental properties hard to find in storm-struck areas of N.J.

The devastation along the New Jersey coastline from Superstorm Sandy is causing a big demand for rental properties. Many people wh ...

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N.J. residents struggle with remains of another storm

Tens of thousands of New Jersey residents who lost power for days as a result of Hurricane Sandy are without it again because of the nor& ...

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New Jersey Governor Christie says don’t blame him for Romney’s loss

Tropical Storm Athena wasn’t the only Nor’easter to hit New Jersey yesterday: Gov. Chris Christie found himself in the middle ...

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Highlights from the Rubin collection of Indian art on exhibit in Ewing, N.J.

This is part of a series from Ilene Dube of The Artful Blogger. We stretch out in savasana on our yoga mats, spice o ...

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New Jersey voters uphold status-quo in Tuesday’s election

New Jersey’s voting looked very different Tuesday But what election results are known so far were what was expected, at leas ...

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New Jersey’s annual teachers conference is an outdated idea

This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. Ask any New Jersey parent: it’s bee ...

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