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NJ Planned Parenthood "Thrilled" With Komen For The Cure's Decision To Restore Funding
Hoboken. February 3, 2012
Susan G. Komen For The Cure has reversed its decision to cut funding to Planned Parenthood for breast cancer screenings which created a storm of controversy. Read More
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Legislation Would Prohibit Hospitals From Dumping Prescription Drugs Down The Drain
Trenton. February 3, 2012
A measure that would prohibit health care facilities from discharging prescription drugs into public wastewater systems is making its way through the New Jersey Legislature. Read More
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Analysts Say Marriage Equality Referendum Would Influence Voter Turnout
Trenton. February 3, 2012
Political analysts say a gay marriage referendum would influence voter turnout in the November election in New Jersey. Read More
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Mayor Booker Say Ordinance Limiting Late-Night Eateries Promotes Quality Of Life
Newark. February 2, 2012
Newark Mayor Cory Booker says he's considering an ordinance from the city council restricting the hours of some late-night restaurants. Read More
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Framework Complete For New Hotel In Downtown Newark
Newark. February 2, 2012
The last steel beam is in place for the new hotel in downtown Newark. Officials say it's the next step toward making the city's downtown a 24/7 operation. Read More
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Assembly Panel Clears Measure That Would Raise Mandatory School Attendance Age
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Essex County Executive Defends Campaign Spending Practices
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