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NJ: Sen. Joseph Vitale urges reversal of budget cut to low-income AIDS program
A state Senator today asked Gov. Chris Christie to reverse a budget cut that will remove more than 950 low-income people with AIDS from a program next week that pays for their complex and costly regiment of medications.
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NJ: Gov. Christie supports reopening of Pascack Valley Hospital
WESTWOOD, N.J. — Gov. Chris Christie said he supports reopening Pascack Valley Hospital, despite an appeal filed last week by two hospitals that would keep the 128-bed Westwood facility shut down, according to a report by NorthJersey.com.
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NJ: N.J. attorney general won't conduct separate investigation into fatal shooting of ex-Montclair man
NEWARK, N.J. — State Attorney General Paula Dow will not conduct a separate investigation into the July 16 fatal shooting of an unarmed man by an Essex County sheriff's detective, the attorney general's office said today.
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NJ: Fear of vaccines puts New Jersey kids at risk
New Jersey children lag seriously behind most other states when it comes to immunization rates. Figures compiled by the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show our state trails all but five other states and the District of Columbia in estimated vaccination coverage in children aged 19 to 35 months.
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NJ: N.J. counties delaying warnings, closures for beaches tested for poor water quality
Most Jersey Shore counties still wait a second day before issuing warnings or closing beaches because of poor water quality, potentially exposing beachgoers to unnecessary health risks, environmental advocates said today.
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NJ: Bluntly speaking, it's time for Christie to keep his promise not to bond without voter approval
When our governor was on ABC's "This Week" this week, host Jake Tapper played a tape of Chris Christie patting himself on the back for speaking bluntly. "Nobody in New Jersey is ever going to have to wonder where I am on an issue," the Guv said in that clip.
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NJ: Jersey City school board takes stand against state education commissioner
Members of the Jersey City Board of Education say they plan to move ahead with plans to extend the contract of Superintendent of Schools Charles T. Epps Jr.
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NJ: N.J. schools to share $270M in state aid for building improvements
A total of 177 New Jersey school districts are eligible for approximately $270 million in state funds toward the cost of a portion of the 740 capital maintenance and construction projects that sought aid, Gov. Chris Christie announced Wednesday.
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NJ: N.J. treasurer says schools, municipalities should expect the same level of funding for 2011 budget
After a year of deep budget cuts, the state's schools and municipalities should plan for the same level of funding in next year's budget — and no more, the state treasurer said today.
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US: States consider immigration laws in absence of federal response
Utah is not the only state where lawmakers are attempting to address illegal immigration — which is traditionally a federal issue handled by Congress.
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Asian carp, other invasive species make a splash
As one voracious non-native fish bears down on the Great Lakes, notorious mussels are spreading across the West. Frustrated state officials say it’s time for the federal government to play a bigger role in stopping the spread of invasive species.
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