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Wednesday May 30 | New Jersey Herald

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A state comptroller's report on community college presidents' salary packages released Wednesday focused on 2010, the year when Sussex County Community College had an acting president at the helm for a majority of the year.

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Wed May 23, 2012

New Jersey Herald

Hopatcong school reorganization a common move

A large crowd is expected tonight at the Wantage School for a public hearing on the plan to eliminate in-patient services at Saint Clare's Hospital in Sussex.

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Fri May 18, 2012

Examiner.com

Sign ordinance revisions brings out bad and good in Sussex County towns

With the economic recovery slowly coming to pass, two Sussex County towns are attempting to become more business friendly by revising long-standing rules and regulations centering on commercial signs.

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Wed May 16, 2012

New Jersey Jewish News

June meeting will see vote on federation union NEW

Central federation executive vice president Stanley Stone says attendees at the annual meeting will have a chance to ask questions about the proposed merger.

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Tue May 15, 2012

Patch.com

Motorcycle Crash Victim's Condition Upgraded to 'Fair'

Kathleen Fairlamb, wife of Preston Fairlamb Jr. who was killed in a motorcycle crash Sunday morning , is now in "fair condition" according to a Morristown Medical Center spokesman.

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Fri May 11, 2012

The Jersey Journal

The great butterfly migration: Unnoticed by most, Red Admiral silently invades N.J.

They're invading by the millions - swarms and swarms of them, their black and orange masts fluttering against the spring air from Cape May to Sussex in one of the greatest butterfly migration in decades.

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