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Holt should take a stand on catch shares
In the Nov. 3 article, 'Congressman shares concerns that fishery management plan may favor large commercial operations,' Rep.
Ceremonies to honor those who served
It was President Woodrow Wilson, former New Jersey governor, who first declared Nov.
Hunterdon Reps. Rush Holt, Leonard Lance vote to extend unemployment pay
Hunterdon's representatives Democrat Rush Holt and Republican Leonard Lance voted "yes" when the House of Representatives passed legislation, 403-12, last night, Thursday, to extend unemployment benefits.
Hunterdon Congressmen Lance, Holt differ on the Democrats' health care bill
Hunterdon's two members in the U.S. House of Representatives are lining up on opposite sides of the health care debate, which is moving toward a vote on a final version, perhaps by next week.
Holt Hosts Area Religious Leaders In "A Truly Inspiring" D.C. Day
'We had a truly inspiring day,' enthused Nassau Presbyterian Church Reverend Elizabeth Schultz, describing a recent D.C. Day hosted by Rep.
On most days during campaign season, candidates walk door to door stumping for votes.
Let's always respect the Constitution
In the atmosphere of uncertainty and fear after Sept. 11, 2001, Congress passed the Patriot Act in a breakneck, 45-day rush.
Congressman to take part in story time Sunday at North Brunswick bookstore
Rep. Rush Holt, D-12th, will be the featured reader at a special story time Sunday at the Barnes & Noble bookstore, 869 Route 1 South.
GAO to assess cost, security of civilian housing at Earle
The U.S. Government Accountability Office will provide a cost and security assessment of the Navy's plan to open a military housing complex at Naval Weapons Station Earle to the general public, under legislation signed into law Wednesday by President Barak Obama.
ANCA: Lawmakers Reinforce Request for US Aid to Armenia and Karabagh
From : Elizabeth Chouldjian Date : Tue, 27 Oct 2009 17:38:53 PDT Armenian National Committee of America 1711 N Street, NW Washington, DC 20036 Tel.
New citizens welcomed to the U.S. by North Brunswick students
Monday morning proud husband Dan Munley found himself struggling to keep his camcorder rolling while keeping tabs on his 2-year-old daughter, Claire.
HIT: Funds for the nearly $300,000 study, secured by Congressman Rush Holt, for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to seek solutions to flooding problems along the Delaware River.
Rep. Rush Holt, D-N.J., was asked why tort reform was not a part of the health-care plan at a town meeting.
Biden stumps for gov at N.J. rally
To watch a video replay of Joe Biden's campaign stop for Gov. Jon Corzine in Edison on Monday, visit www.dailyrecord.com/biden . EDISON - Vice President Joseph Biden was among political friends Monday, speaking at a rally at Middlesex County College in support of the re-election bid of Gov.
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Biden stumps for Corzine, talks economic recovery
During a rally supporting the candidacy of Gov. Jon S. Corzine, Vice President Joseph Biden declared Monday that the United States is on a path of economic recovery, and that voters in New Jersey should reward the governor for doing his part in restoring the economy in the state.
D&R trail work connects Jersey's past to its future
Homecoming traditions at Delbarton Top 20 Boys Soccer teams that lost this week >> >> >> For this episode of New Jersey Education Briefs, Dr.
House passes aviation safety bill
WASHINGTON - Legislation to strengthen pilot training in the wake of the February crash of a Newark-to-Buffalo, N.Y., flight overwhelmingly passed the House of Representatives this afternoon.
DEP to complete missing link in 70-mile Delaware & Raritan Canal path
Federal authorities have arrested a Port Authority Police detective at his home in Jackson, Ocean County, on charges he defrauded his insurance agency.
Two weeks ago, Fort Monmouth employees learned that a classified Defense Department report confirmed that the decision to transfer their mission to Maryland, which will result in uprooting their families and endangering U.S. troops fighting terrorists overseas, was based on flawed and intentionally skewed information.
W.Va.s first female secretary of state has lived life of public service
October 10, 2009 W.Va.'s first female secretary of state has lived life of public service 'I didn't realize I was a pioneer' Courtesy photo Earlier this month, Secretary of State Natalie Tennant traveled to Helen Holt's Washington, D.C., home to hear her story.
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