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Business up slightly in towns along River Line

It’s been eight years since passengers first boarded the River Line, the 34-mile-long light rail linking Camden to Trenton. Th ...

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New Jersey man raises awareness for epilepsy by hosting concerts in living room

Eric Miller of Pennington, New Jersey spends much of his time organizing concerts that feature the likes of Jeffrey Gaines, The Young Dub ...

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N.J. increases limit on donations, public financing for gubernatorial candidates

The limits on public financing for gubernatorial candidates in New Jersey are being increased in advance of next year’s elections. ...

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As N.J. budget deadline nears, deal expected

New Jersey lawmakers are preparing to act on a new state budget with the end-of-the month constitutional deadline fast approaching to get ...

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Despite questions, N.J. plan for higher education advanced by Senate Budget Committee

The effective date of the restructuring is being delayed until July of 2013 so it won’t have a financial impact on the state budget th ...

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Plan to install defibrillators in N.J. schools gains support

A New Jersey Senate committee has advanced legislation to prevent student-athlete deaths resulting from cardiac arrest. What’ ...

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Tenure overhaul advances in New Jersey

A New Jersey Senate committee has unanimously advanced a bill that would make teacher tenure harder to attain and easier to lose. One law ...

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With tax cuts, New Jersey still refuses to pay the piper

New Jersey is borrowing money for transportation costs and continuing to underfund its pension obligations, yet despite dire revenue fore ...

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New Jersey considers updating campaign spending rules

New Jersey election officials are proposing some changes to keep pace with the increasing importance of the Internet in campaigns. ...

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N.J. lawmakers to discuss brewpub legislation Monday

Things may be looking up for New Jersey craft brewers later this year if legislation regarding the sale and promotion of craft beer in th ...

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South Jersey towns following Collingswood lead in ‘restaurant row’ type scene

Talk to most any foodie in the Philadelphia or South Jersey region, and there’s a good chance they know of Collingswood. The restau ...

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N.J. panel advances plan to merge universities

A New Jersey Senate committee has advanced the controversial measure that would reorganize the state’s system of higher education. ...

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Christie touts increase in jobs, reiterates call for N.J. tax cut

Gov. Chris Christie is trumpeting the latest employment numbers in New Jersey. Employers in the Garden State added 17,600 jobs in ...

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When it comes to school choice, we’ve established the ladder, now we should move up the steps

An article this week in the ...

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‘Art All Night’ event helps to focus on the positive in Trenton

Looking for some hot fun in the summertime? What could be better than a 24-hour jam of music, gallery displays, blacksmith demonstrations ...

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