Archive for July, 2011

>New Jersey tells Federal Energy Regulatory Commission new capacity is desperately needed

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New Jersey tells Federal Energy Regulatory Commission new capacity is desperately needed New Jersey is not the only state struggling to find a way to convince power suppliers to build new generating capacity, a problem that has spiked electric bills here and elsewhere and heightened concerns [...]

>Improvements pending for problem intersection in Ridgewood

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Improvements pending for problem intersection in Ridgewood THURSDAY, JULY 28, 2011 BY JOSEPH CRAMERSTAFF WRITERTHE RIDGEWOOD NEWS Implementation of further safety improvements to the intersection of Franklin Avenue and Oak Street must wait until Bergen County repaves Franklin Avenue, according to [...]

>Asthma attacks can be triggered by poor air quality

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Asthma attacks can be triggered by poor air quality THURSDAY, JULY 28, 2011   BY LINDY WASHBURN |AND BARBARA WILLIAMSSTAFF WRITERSTHE RECORD Governor Christie, who was first diagnosed with asthma when he was 15, is one of nearly 700,000 people in New Jersey with the disease. An estimated 7.7 [...]

>Global Warming Hoax: New NASA Data Blow Gaping Hole In Global Warming Alarmism

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Global Warming Hoax: New NASA Data Blow Gaping Hole In Global Warming Alarmism NASA satellite data from the years 2000 through 2011 show the Earth’s atmosphere is allowing far more heat to be released into space than alarmist computer models have predicted, reports a new study in the peer-reviewed [...]

>Global Warming Hoax: Arctic scientist under investigation

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Global Warming Hoax: Arctic scientist under investigation JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Just five years ago, Charles Monnett was one of the scientists whose observation that several polar bears had drowned in the Arctic Ocean helped galvanize the global warming movement. Now, the wildlife biologist is on [...]

>MENENDEZ’S SILENCE DURING DEBT DEBATE IS DEAFENING AND REVEALING

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MENENDEZ’S SILENCE DURING DEBT DEBATE IS DEAFENING AND REVEALING (Ridgewood, NJ): On Wednesday, conservative Republican U.S. Senate candidate from New Jersey Ian Linker blasted Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) for his absence and silence during the debt limit negotiations.  With only six days before [...]

>Contrary to the President, Social Security Checks Are Not At Risk

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Contrary to the President, Social Security Checks Are Not At RiskMICHAEL MCCONNELL | JULY 23, 2011 | 8:41 AM In his Friday night press conference, for the second time, President Obama raised the specter that Social Security checks might not go out if Congress does not raise the debt ceiling. His [...]

>Ridgewood Public Schools : Employee Contributions toward medical benefits

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Ridgewood Public Schools : Employee Contributions toward medical benefits NOW ON THE WEBSITE: INFORMATION ON EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS MEDICAL BENEFITS Information is now available on the impact on full-time employees’ net pay as a result of the 2011 law, and the law’s effect on employee [...]

>The Ridgwood Public Library: Additional Closing

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>The Ridgwood Public Library: Additional Closing Library Schedule Due to budgetary reasons,the Library is compelled to close on: Fridays July 29, Aug 26 & Nov 25ALL Sundays June 26 – Sept 4

>Christie’s shadow looms over 38th District

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Christie’s shadow looms over 38th District As hard as the consultants argue otherwise, this November’s contest in the Legislature’s District 38 is about one name that is not on the ballot — Governor Christie. Yes, technically the two legislative slates will be led by incumbent Democratic Sen. [...]

>Utilities say they can help state cut power consumption, boost reliance on renewables

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Utilities say they can help state cut power consumption, boost reliance on renewables If New Jersey is going to meet its goals to reduce energy consumption and increase its reliance on solar power and other renewable energy sources, it is clear that the state’s utilities want to be part of the [...]

>$500 million deal at Port Newark may bring 800 jobs

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$500 million deal at Port Newark may bring 800 jobs With New Jersey’s unemployment rate outpacing the nation, Gov. Chris Christie visited Port Newark on Wednesday to tout a $500 million deal that could lead to 800 new jobs. The deal with Port Newark Container Terminal, made in June, calls for a [...]

>Hackensack hospital’s credit rating upgraded

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Hackensack hospital’s credit rating upgraded THURSDAY, JULY 28, 2011BY LINDY WASHBURNSTAFF WRITERTHE RECORD Hackensack University Medical Center’s credit rating was upgraded by Moody’s Investors Service on Wednesday, based on its financial performance in 2010 and the first quarter of this year. The [...]

>Debt Ceiling: No Chance of US default

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 Debt Ceiling: No Chance of US defaultPOLITICAL ECONOMY19 MAY 2011 15:00 By Warren Mosler Republican Senator Pat Toomey is now making the point that with debt payment an executive priority, and with tax receipts more than sufficient for interest payments, not raising the debt ceiling will not mean [...]

>Home Alone

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Home Alone According to sources the fly has learned that it seems our favorite High School Principal will soon be home alone . His lovely wife and children will return to sweet home Alabama . No there are no cracks in the domestic bliss , just the yearning for sunnier skies and straighter [...]

>GOP scrubs bill for $65 billion in further cuts

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GOP scrubs bill for $65 billion in further cuts House girds for a showdown with Senate over debt-limit rise After finding $65 billion in new spending cuts Wednesday, House Republican leaders braced for a floor showdown Thursday on their bill to raise the government’s borrowing limit by $900 billion [...]

>Developer abandons 205 Lotte Rd. leaves it in Blighted Condition

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Developer abandons 205 Lotte Rd. leaves it in Blighted Condition  Seven years ago Suresh Sharma of Ho Ho Kus razed the house on the corner of Lotte Rd. and Lincoln Ave. better known as 205 Lotte Rd. Since that time he has maintained a construction site that has become a blight on our [...]
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