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Christie says he won't back off Supreme Court nominees
TRENTON Gov. Chris Christie said Thursday that he will support his two nominees for the state Supreme Court regardless of whether the New Jersey State Bar Association rules that they are qualified or not qualified.
Thursday Feb 9 | The Newark Star-Ledger
Christie will support N.J. Supreme Court nominees regardless of state bar ruling
Gov. Chris Christie, pictured here in a January press conference, said today he will support his two Supreme Court nominees regardless of how the state bar association rules.
Ridgewood mayor on emergency team
RIDGEWOOD - Mayor Keith Killion has been appointed to a League of Municipalities task force that develops policy on emergency management issues.
Questionnaires offer insight on high court nominees
One nominee has logged long hours in the courtroom, and the other has rarely appeared before a judge.
Chris Christie's judge nominee Phillip Kwon an N.J. resident-come-lately
Phillip Kwon, who was nominated to the New Jersey Supreme Court last week, is shown in this file photo.
NJ gov picks gay black man, Asian for top court
Gov. Chris Christie moved to diversify the state's all-white Supreme Court on Monday with two firsts: the nominations of an openly gay black man and a Korean-born prosecutor to fill two vacancies.
Ahearn: Farmlands and tax breaks
IT'S IN the New Jersey Constitution, has been since 1963. Farmland is assessed for property taxes at its agricultural value, not its development value.
N.J. senator: State Supreme Court nominee's confirmation chances 'jeopardized' by legal issues
Phillip Kwon, who was nominated to the New Jersey Supreme Court last week, is shown in this file photo.
Playgrounds for Kids in Bergen County
There is a wonderful local park to take advantage of, right in the center of town.
Waterworks Building Set to Lose $500,000 to Saddle River Parking Lot
All with a single three-letter word, the Hackensack Waterworks buildings could officially lose $500,000 in Bergen County Open Space funding to a proposed parking lot in Saddle River.
NJ Supreme Court nominee's family tied to illegal deposits
A wine and liquor store run by the family of state Supreme Court nominee Phillip Kwon forfeited nearly $160,000 to federal authorities last month to settle civil charges that more than $2 million was deposited into the business's bank account illegally, court records show.
NJ gov picks gay black man, Asian for top court
Gov. Chris Christie moved to diversify the state's all-white Supreme Court on Monday with two firsts: the nominations of an openly gay black man and a Korean-born prosecutor to fill two vacancies.
STRIKING a progressive chord for the platitude "Slow and steady wins the race," the borough of Closter has found a creative way to answer critical housing needs while at the same time renewing its long-term commitment to the disabled.
Christie upstages gay marriage bill
Gay and lesbian couples gathered on Tuesday to support state lawmakers who tried for the second time in three years to legalize same-sex marriage in New Jersey - but instead saw Governor Christie outflank them with a veto threat and an offer of a statewide referendum.
Gay Chatham mayor picked for state's top court
Bruce Harris, 61, the first openly gay, black Republican mayor in the country was sworn into office in Chatham Borough on Jan.
North Jersey Koreans welcome state Supreme Court nomination
Bergen County Koreans hailed the nomination of Phillip Kwon to the state Supreme Court on Monday as historical and said the growing Asian population in the state makes it an ideal time to have representation on the bench.
Mentally ill find their place in Closter
Vantage Health Systems is about to open what advocates for the disabled say is the first newly constructed housing in Bergen County designed specifically to serve people with mental illness.