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News Brief: New Jersey Latest Star in Affiliate Tax Showdown
Things just got a little tougher for affiliates in the Garden State. State Senators Paul A. Sarlo and Raymond J. Lesniak have introduced nexus legislation that will impact affiliate marketers living in New Jersey.
Gay marriage: like it or not, it's the future
Ledger Live for February 13, 2012 - Ledger Live with Brian Donohue. As the New Jersey State Senate votes to legalize same-sex marriage the Star-Ledger's video webcast provides a video time capsule of sorts, providing for future New Jerseyans a look at what will no doubt seem strange in 40 years or so: a world in which gay marriage is illegal.
Top 10 Famous Singers from New Jersey
New Jersey is a great state that is well-known for its many unique facets to the world of entertainment.
State Senate Approves Bill Legalizing Same-Sex Marriage
The New Jersey State Senate approved a bill toA legalize same-sex marriage in aA 24-16 vote today, NJ.com reports .A Sen.
New Jerseyan Did NOT Win $336 Million
The massive Powerball jackpot was hit with one single ticket. A That ticket was not sold in New Jersey.
New Jersey senate passes marriage bill in 24-16 vote
A same-sex marriage bill passed the New Jersey state house, Monday, just 3 votes shy of a veto-proof majority.
Route 42 designated 'Purple Heart Memorial Highway' under Madden and Norcross bill
Legislation sponsored by Senators Fred H. Madden and Donald Norcross that would designate Route 42 as the "Route 42 Purple Heart Memorial Highway" today was approved by the Senate.
Poll Finds Most NJ Residents Give A Thumbs Up On Race Relations
The latest Monmouth University - New Jersey Press Media poll find most Garden state residents think race relations are in pretty good shape where they live.A Patrick Murray, Director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute says the survey finds "26 percent of Jersey residents believe race relations in the area where they live are excellent, 52 ... (more)
Top Dems At Odds Over Shared Services Bill [AUDIO]
The top lawmaker in the State Senate says too many municipalities simply refuse to share services because of home rule and that's why he's sponsoring a measure.
This Week: First School Board Meeting Since 'No Child' Waiver
When the Board of Education last met, its members voted to keep school elections in April.
New Jersey Senate President: Same sex marriage will pass despite governor
New Jersey Senate President Stephen Sweeney said Friday that the state legislature would pass a bill to legalize same sex marriage despite a veto threat from Republican Gov.
New Jersey Green Automotive Business Program Re-Certifies Shade Tree Garage as "Green"
Shade Tree Garage was recently awarded "green" re-certification by the New Jersey Green Automotive Repair Program .
Coyotes a problem for deer, not humans
"Coyotes adjust really well to their surroundings," said Larry Ragonese, spokesman for the DEP "They are in all 21 counties, including urban places, but people do not realize it." Coyotes have not been reported as causing any problems in South Jersey in years, according to the DEP.
Final Report Declares Oyster Creek Safe Following Fukushima Disaster
Oyster Creek Generating Station is operating safely and has effective response plans to deal with potential emergency situations, according to the final report of Gov.
USA - Legislation requiring fluoride be added to public water supplies
VITALE BILL TO REDUCE PREVALENCE OF DENTAL DISEASE APPROVED BY SENATE HEALTH PANEL States News ServiceStates News ServiceFebruary 9, 2012 The following information was released by the New Jersey State Senate, Democrats: Legislation sponsored by Senator Joseph F. Vitale that would reduce the prevalence of tooth decay by requiring fluoride be added ... (more)
New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission v. Larissa a. Gethard
Jeffrey S. Chiesa, Attorney General, attorney for respondent . Appellant Larissa A. Gethard contests a final agency decision of the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission suspending her driver's license for ninety days because she had been convicted in the State of New York for operating a vehicle while her driving ability was impaired.
Analysis: Gov. Chris Christie's New Tax Plan Would Benefit the Wealthy, Not The Middle Class
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie announced a new plan to cut income taxes by 10 percent over three years during his State of the State address in January.
Wired MD: NJ Plugs Into Funding to Digitize Patient Records
New Jersey announced a milestone Thursday in the long journey to convert the state's hospitals and physicians to electronic medical records: Nearly $40 million in federal incentive funds is flowing this week from Medicaid to the first 70 healthcare providers in New Jersey to go digital.
Interactive Map: NJ's Nursing Homes
By Colleen O'Dea, NJ Spotlight Often, the decision to place a loved one in a nursing home is difficult and fraught with emotional and financial considerations.
Task Force Says NJ Nuclear Plants Are Safe
New Jersey's nuclear power plants are operating safely and have effective response plans in place to deal with potential emergency situations, according to the final report of the Governor's Nuclear Review Task Force, which examined lessons learned from the nuclear emergency that occurred in Japan last year in the wake of an earthquake and tsunami.
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