New Jersey
Facing a change, two Princeton women find new way of life in home-based businesses
Stacy McGuigan always had a natural talent for throwing parties. She was always the one in her family to throw her parents anniversary pa ...
15 years ago
Quest for political balance figured in rejection of N.J. Supreme Court nominee
Political balance was a major reason the New Jersey Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday night rejected the nomination of Phillip Kwon ...
15 years ago
DEP: Water activitites on Grenloch Lake suspended for cleanup
The effects of a January fuel spill in Grenloch Lake are still being felt. On Friday, The state Department of Environmental Protection, a ...
15 years ago
Senate committee rejects N.J. Supreme Court nominee Kwon
For the first time in modern history, a Senate Judiciary committee has rejected a New Jersey Supreme Court nominee. The committee voted ...
15 years ago
Armed with stickers, Burlington County teens aim to curb underage drinking
Equipped with a large supply of neon-green stickers, posters and window decals, members of several Burlington County youth service groups ...
15 years ago
Cooking with the native fish of New Jersey
During Lent, abstinence from meat on Fridays is obligatory among Catholics. This is good news for the fish mongers, and lucky for us New ...
15 years ago
28-group coalition sues to stop N.J. environmental waiver rule
Earlier this month, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie adopted a plan to allow the state’s Department of Environmental Resources to wai ...
15 years ago
N.J. Senate committee rejects Supreme Court nominee Phillip Kwon
A New Jersey Senate panel has rejected Gov. Chris Christie’s nominee for the state Supreme Court, handing the Republican gove ...
15 years ago
Rowan University releases blueprint for Rutgers merger
Rowan University on Thursday released a blueprint for its proposed merger with Rutgers-Camden. Rowan administrators are calling for incre ...
15 years ago
The ‘sparkling’ work of John Constable on view in rare Princeton University exhibit
Years after beloved English painter John Constable’s death, his daughter Isabella donated many of his oil sketches directly to the ...
15 years ago
How’s N.J. Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights doing? Depends upon whom you ask
On January 5th, 2011, Gov. Christie signed The Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights (A-3466), a piece of legislation that intends to curtail New ...
15 years ago
N.J. directs $8 million for care, treatment of HIV and AIDS patients
The New Jersey Health Department is awarding more than $8 million in federal grants for the care and treatment of residents with HIV and ...
15 years ago
Mild winter leads to early allergy season, issues for farmers in N.J.
It really hasn’t been much of a winter and the unusually mild weather is causing some problems. The allergy season is off to ...
15 years ago
New Jersey Poetry Out Loud 2012 State Finals
Students from four regions of New Jersey competed in this year’s New Jersey Poetry Out Loud state finals for a chance to take the s ...
15 years ago
As hearing nears for N.J. court nominees, groups press for better balance
New Jersey’s Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a confirmation hearing Thursday on Gov. Chris Christie’s latest nominees fo ...
15 years ago