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Teen Driving Bill Continues To Advance
Democrats and Republicans in the New Jersey Legislature compromised to keep afloat a bill aimed at expanding education and practice requirements for special learner’s and examination permits.
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The Cost of Electric Is Soaring In The Garden State [AUDIO]
It’s costing more to run the electricity in your home these days. Over the past five years, electric bills have skyrocketed across the nation with the average household paying $1,419 in 2010.
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Expert: NJ Foreclosure Numbers Are Deceiving [AUDIO]
RealtyTrac, the leading online marketplace for foreclosure properties, released its U.S. Foreclosure Market Report today for November 2011.
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Legislation Would Let Towns Buy Up Flood-Prone Properties [POLL/AUDIO]
New Jersey has suffered through record flooding this year. Some areas were still recovering from Hurricane Irene when they were socked again by the freak blizzard in late October. Residents in some areas say they still hadn’t fully rebuilt from previous storms. Those New Jerseyans who live in flood-prone areas could be getting some relief.
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Serving Up Dessert in a Morning Cereal Bowl [AUDIO]
Most parents wouldn’t think of giving their children dessert for breakfast, but the Environmental Working Group has found that many cereals that are marketed to children have more sugar than many junk food treats.
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NJ Losing Millions in Sales Tax Cash [POLL/AUDIO]
A recent Rutgers University study commissioned by the New Jersey Retail Merchants Association (NJRMA) finds that out-of-state, on-line-only businesses are exploiting a tax code loophole and it is costing New Jersey jobs and tens of millions of dollars. W
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Will NJ’s New Energy Master Plan Save You Money? [AUDIO]
Governor Christie has put forth a finalized Energy Master Plan for the Garden state.
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NJ School Board Taking Action Against Teacher
School board members have voted to certify tenure charges against a New Jersey teacher who was videotaped telling a special-needs student he was a “tard.”
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A Surge In Young Nurses Eases Fears of Shortage [AUDIO]
There’s been a surge in young nurses over the past decade which is easing fears of upcoming shortages as baby boomers retire.
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Gas Prices Continue To Fall [AUDIO]
If you’re pulling up to the gas pumps in New Jersey, you may notice that it takes less to fill your car.
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Towns Consider New Strategies To Cut Costs [AUDIO]
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Postal Service Looks To Avoid Bankruptcy [POLL]
The U.S. Postal Service is planning significant cutbacks at mail processing plants across the country – to save an estimated 3 billion dollars and prevent a plunge into bankruptcy.