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NJTV will cover this Tuesday's state primary elections live
NJTV, New Jersey's public television network, will cover this Tuesday's state primary elections both on-air and online.
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Teen's grief provides inspiration to help children with special needs
Lynn Werner-Russo is very proud of her 17 year old daughter, Niki and her resilience and accomplishments.
In N.J., Democratic Frenemies Wage Final Battle
Rep. Steve Rothman and Rep. Bill Pascrell went head-to-head at a debate Monday at Montclair State University in Montclair, N.J. Rep.
Jazz House Kids Hosts 5th Annual Inside the Jazz Note
A Jazz House Kids presents its critically-acclaimed program, Inside the Jazz NoteA®, on Wednesday, June 6, 2012 at the Alexander Kasser Theater, Montclair State University.
A straightforward guide for library trainers and presenters
" Instructional Strategies and Techniques for Information Professionals ," by Nicole A. Cooke and Jeffrey J. Teichmann, is designed to assist those professionals with little to no experience designing and delivering training, instructional sessions and presentations.
New Jerseya s pubradio operators step up coverage of Garden State
Nearly a year ago, two of the East Coast's largest metropolitan pubcasting powerhouses took over nine New Jersey pubradio stations, casting uncertainty over the future of public radio news coverage for Garden State listeners.
Public-private pacts boost N.J. state colleges
Partnerships between public institutions of higher education and private developers expand campus capacity, generate jobs, create high-quality facilities, and save time and money.
Match made in heaven, but no saas-bahu drama
AHMEDABAD: Call it an attempt to thwart any saas-bahu drama in real life, but Gujarati-American men look at their potential wife's compatibility with her mother-in-law as high priority rather than their own companionship.
Far-off families log on for a Pomp and Circumstancea
Jim Fabros' mother lives in the Philippines and his father lives in Hawaii. Neither could afford airfare to attend his Montclair State University graduation.
Venting of pipeline leads to natural gas cloud blanketing Montclair State University area
Montclair State University was enshrouded by a cloud of natural gas this afternoon after workers vented a giant underground pipeline that carries gas to New York from Texas.
Gas Odor Permeates The Air Around MSU
A gas odor was permeating the air around Montclair State University on Thursday afternoon, officials said.
Final Rothman/Pascrell debate sold out
Steve Rothman and Bill Pascrell Jr. face off in their most recent debate at Montclair State University on May 14.
Harrison: Politics 101 at District 9 debate
LAST WEEK'S debate at Montclair State University for the 9th District Democratic primary candidates, Reps.
Clinton resident earns top honors in Rutgers' off-campus program
Earning a bachelor's degree was always on Clinton resident, Barbara Aspin's, crammed to-do list.
7 Eleven Approved, Teachers of the Year Named
The 24-hour convenience store will have 13 parking spaces on site. 21 Year Old River Edge Resident Charged During Drug Sweep Taft Road residentA Nicholas Gouvanis wasA among 20 people arrested Thursday by the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office Narcotics Task Force in a drug warrant sweep spanning six counties, authorities said.
MSU speaker extols immigrant experience
Kennedy told graduates that her grandparents were immigrants and that her father was the first in his family to get a college degree.
Westfield's Houghtaling and Kwiatkowski Receive Outstanding Teaching Awards
The following is a press release from the Westfield school district: Westfield Public School teachers Kristi Houghtaling and Stephanie Kwiatkowski were namedA Outstanding Intermediate School Teachers for 2012A by the Optimist Club of Westfield and will be honored by the Westfield Board of Education on Tuesday, June 5.A A reception sponsored by the ... (more)
Wyclef Jean - Wyclef Jean Watches Wife Graduate
Rapper Wyclef Jean beamed with pride on Friday as he watched his wife graduate from a university in New Jersey.
Thousands of protesters gather for pre-NATO rally
Thousands of nurses and other protesters began gathering at a downtown Chicago plaza Friday to demand a "Robin Hood" tax on banks' financial transactions, the largest protest yet ahead of a two-day NATO summit that is expected to draw even larger demonstrations.
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