Mon Nov 23, 2009 at 06:28:00 AM EST
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| Action Alert - Lobby Day today for marriage equality
All starts 8:30am across the street from the statehouse. Your friends are going.
Blue Jersey to statehouse Dems: Use your power while you have it
How far are the Senate and Assembly willing to go with a Democratic governor on his way out and Gov.-elect Chris Christie on his way in? Yes, that is the question.
Steve Sweeney
In a closed-door session today, first day of the lame duck session, Gloucester County's Sweeney is expected to win the Senate Presidency. Let's hope he shows good leadership, and wish him luck.
Please spend my tax dollars and take care of our soldiers & vets
Military suicides are at alarming levels. Coleman Bean, 25, of South River ... James T. Jenkins, 23, of Mercer County ... Bradley W. Iorio, 19, of Galloway Township ...
Task Force on the military suicide crisis.
Study: At least 1 in 5 soldiers returning with PTSD or depression, a contributing factor in military/veteran suicide. Who is most at risk? Sixty percent of those who committed suicide last year never sought help. What happened to Bradley Iorio of Galloway Township.
Shopping Locally
How some quirky small stores in South Jersey are fighting big box stores for their share of the market.
Voters' disgust is mere illusion
Fred Snowflack on the futility and often unrealistic plans of third-party, dump-incumbents movements.
Frank Hutchins dies at 75
The life of a community organizer and mentor to Cory Booker.
After 8 years, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed finally gets his day in court
But Gov. Tom Kean, who ran the 9/11 Commission, says don't do it in NYC.
Yeah, it was such a good idea for NJ environmentalists to help elect Chris Christie
NJ's policies make it easier for PSEG to reduce carbon footprint.
Local News
Roselle Park: The future of local politics is on 18, and works that bi-partisan thing.
Newark: Jayda and Creep, profiled in Sundance Channel's Brick City documentary series, arrested.
Morris County: Activating the Medical Reserve Corps for the first time, to vaccinate for H1N1.
Delaware River: George Washington will still cross the river, no matter budget cuts.
Wallington: Long-time incumbent granted recount after 2-vote loss.
Old Bridge: Suing to stop Wal-Mart application.
All over the state: Yeah. I totally couldn't resist the title of this thing. |
| Rosi Efthim :: News Roundup & Open Thread for Monday, Nov. 23, 2009: Lame Duck Special Edition |
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