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Medical-technology company Ivivi Technologies, Northvale, N.J., uses rapid prototyping to develop noninvasive electrotherapeutic devices that treat pain and swelling by stimulating a patient's anti-inflammatory ...

When finding a parking spot in the garage is like finding one in Manhattan, it's time to get organized.

With city council meetings across the country often exploding in anger, Americans debate the perceived decline of civility and how to deal with it.

Whitman, New Jersey's leading environmental, engineering and management firm, recently completed environmental work at the site of the Rio Vista Greens adult residential community, remediating soil and ...

Claudia Kienzle is a News Correspondent for TV Technology Magazine. ATLANTA Monday, June 2, as the sun rose over Miami's South Beach, the moment was broadcast live in 1080i HD to mark the launch of The Weather ...

On the reviewing scene... Pete Genovese and the Munchmobile crowd from the Star-Ledger checked out Giant-Sized Steaks ; and Antoinette Buckley of Time Off took the Evening Star Dinner Train ... too bad the food ...

Young or old, blue collar or professional, those without jobs may find this summer more difficult than those in previous years thanks to the tanking economy.

Top of Feature 1. Heard in the Halls: Game On On the first day of SHRM's annual conference, it's all about goodies, good information and making a good impression.

SHRM attendees filtering out of the mammoth conference hall in Chicago's McCormick Place following Sue Meisinger's farewell speech say they were deeply moved by the retiring president's address.

Assembly approves big changes in schools, orders cost-cutting Tuesday, May 20, 2008 Last updated: Tuesday May 20, 2008, EDT 9:29 AMBY ELISE YOUNGTRENTON BUREAU New Jersey schools would see major changes - ...

Assemblyman John Rooney has still not made a decision on whether he will retire from the legislature after his current term is up.

“Last November state voters went to the polls and overwhelmingly rejected state funding for stem cell research in New Jersey”

Assemblyman Michael Doherty today said that it should come as no surprise on the same day that Governor Corzine signs legislation that will likely drive even more jobs and businesses out of New Jersey, he is ... via PoliticsNJ

“This law will cost our state more jobs and with them the paychecks our residents rely on to support their families.”

HELP' FAMILIES INCREASES TAX BURDEN WHILE CHASING MORE JOBS FROM NEW JERSEY As New Jersey families continue to face a financial crisis spurred by an excessive tax burden and continuing job losses, Assembly ... via PoliticsNJ

William O. Schaefer Elementary School first-graders planned to celebrate Earth Day by decorating brown paper bags with Earth Day messages. via Journal News

In duplex and triplex constructions, a PVdC coating is available at 40 g/m2 and above. via Pharma. & Medical Packaging News

Years ago while vacationing in Dublin, Ireland I remember picking up a major daily newspaper there and reading this headline: Price of a pint set to soar.Well, it would never make the frontpage here but if it ... via Thehour.com

“The administration has never interfered with any of our stories, nor have they pressured us in any way to do - or not to do - a story”

By Mel Fabrikant Monday, March 31 2008, 10:48 AM EDT Views: 0 Bergen Community College's student-run newspaper, The Torch, recently secured six awards - including first place in the coveted "general excellence" ... via The Paramus Post

“We are very involved in community service in a number of ways”

By Mel Fabrikant Monday, March 31 2008, 04:00 PM EDT Views: 0 Staff and Residents Open Their Hearts and Closets to Donate Dozens of Shoes for Scout's Community Service Project Boy Scout Corey De Leon of ... via The Paramus Post

“We compared the markings almost like a handwriting specialist.”

With spring cleaning on their minds, police have arrested four teenagers in a townwide crackdown on graffiti. via The Patent Trader

More snow fell in New York on Friday than at any time this season. The storm responsible buried surrounding areas beneath nearly a foot. via Chicago Tribune