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Christina Lee Marsiglio weds Glenn Nicholas Stokes
Christina Lee Marsiglio, the daughter of Alexander and Diane Marsiglio of Ramsey, married Glenn Nicholas Stokes, the son of Nicholas and Carolyn Stokes of Mahwah,on Aug.
Appeals court reverses Ridgefield college student's drug conviction
A William Paterson University music student's conviction on a drug charge was reversed Tuesday by an appellate court, which agreed with the defendant's claim that a prosecutor abused his discretion in resolving the case.
David Demsey discusses the music of John Coltrane
David Demsey will discuss his research on the music of John Coltrane on Thursday, Nov.
Boiling Springs Bank announces promotions
At recent meetings of the Board of Directors of Boiling Springs Savings Bank, James Maitland was named assistant vice president and Marcella Salazar was promoted to assistant secretary, it was announced by Robert E. Stillwell, president and chief executive officer.
William Paterson University faces charges of gender harassment, discrimination in its chemistry department William G. Schulz NHRHS2010 UNWELCOME Two former female faculty members say they were mistreated during their time at WPU.
College of Education receives $3.2 million grant
Rowan University 's college of education has received a five-year, $3.2 million grant.
A New Jersey University is now offering a substance free dorm for students to live in.
Unfortunately in some cases college isn't just a place to learn but also a place to experiment with smoking and drinking.
Parsippany, NJ, man arrested for weapons cache was converting guns to illegal weapons for profit
Prosecutors said a Parsippany man who was charged last week with possessing an arsenal of firearms in his home allegedly manufactured and converted guns into illegal automatic weapons at his home and sold them.
At the piano, Justin Kauflin has an improvisational zeal matched by a technique that is equal parts lyrical and emotional.
Keb' Mo' is a singer/songwriter/guitarist and a three-time Grammy Award winner for best contemporary blues album.
Taxes, recreation key issues in Haledon
Two three-year council seats, both now held by Democrats. THE CANDIDATES: REPUBLICANS John Block Jr., 78, of Morrissee Avenue is a longtime presence in Haledon.
Colleges satisfy students'thirst for global knowledge
Brendan Flanagan, a sophomore at Ramapo College in Mahwah, wants to encourage other students to gain an international perspective on their studies no matter what the subject.
Twelve options for governor, not three
If Corzine drives you crazy, Christie leaves you cringing and Daggett disappoints you, don't despair: You've got nine other choices for governor on this year's ballot.
New Jersey undergraduates with an eye on the future are choosing to be business majors, mirroring a national trend.
N.J. governor's race candidates face off in radio debate -- live blog
Tonight is the third and last debate for the three gubenatorial candidates: Democratic Gov.
Lacking Record, Corzine Relies On Fat Jokes
After using his personal fortune to finance a barrage of Karl Rove- style negative television ads attacking his opponent's character, incumbent Gov.
New Jersey's three major gubernatorial candidates debated for the second time Friday.
William Paterson Debate: Christie's Best Night
I thought that Chris Christie's performance at the William Paterson University televised debate on Friday was his best yet in Gubernatorial Campaign 2009, including the primary as well.
The Record, Editorial: One last look as candidates meet for final TV debate
VOTERS looking for excitement on Friday should have tuned into the Yankees game.
Nine independent candidates watch from fringe as Daggett advances to...
When Gary Steele introduces himself as an independent candidate for governor, voters say they've seen him on television.
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