Archive for May, 2012

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Ridgewood Garage ,Yard and Estate Sales

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Ridgewood Garage ,Yard and Estate Sales Gararge Sale (Ridgewood, NJ) Sunday, June 3 11am-4pm 387 Berkshire Road Ridgewood, NJ All items in excellent condition!! Items for every room in the house for every season for every age!!! Multi Family Garage Sale (Ridgewood, NJ) Garage Sale- June 8 and 9th [...]
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Top Five Ways Obamacare Crushes the Middle Class

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Top Five Ways Obamacare Crushes the Middle Class Alyene Senger May 25, 2012 at 3:00 pm President Obama has repeatedly claimed that he is “going to keep on fighting for what matters to middle class families.” Well, in this “fight,” the President seems to be his own worst enemy. His health care law [...]
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Ridgewood Eagle Scout Court of Honor, Sunday June 3rd

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Ridgewood Eagle Scout Court of Honor, Sunday June 3rd RIDGEWOOD, NJ— On Sunday, June 3rd at 1:00 p.m., at the West Side Presbyterian Church on 6 South Monroe Street, Troop 4 will hold an Eagle Scout Court of Honor for Bradley Bitzer in honor of his remarkable achievement. Recent Troop 4 [...]
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O’Toole Fires Back at Stringer, Against NYC Commuter Tax

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O’Toole Fires Back at Stringer, Against NYC Commuter Tax Senator Kevin O’Toole, R-40, replied today to a response received earlier today from Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer regarding Republican Senators’ April 18 letter to Mayor Michael Bloomberg (view the letter). The Republican [...]
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Amazon agrees to pay sales tax to New Jersey

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Amazon agrees to pay sales tax to New Jersey New Jersey stands to see as much as $40 million a year in sales-tax revenue from Amazon (AMZN).com Inc., the biggest online retailer, Governor Chris Christie said. A deal the Republican governor disclosed today will bring to New Jersey $130 million in [...]
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Gov. Christie expects lawmakers to pass ‘user fees’ bill

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Gov. Christie expects lawmakers to pass ‘user fees’ bill Railing against the size of local governments, Gov. Chris Christie said tonight that he expects the Legislature to pass a bill that would include so-called user fees within the state’s 2 percent property tax cap. Senate President Steve [...]
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Federal Food Police take over your child’s diet

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No more burgers??? Federal Food Police take over your child’s diet Assistant Superintendent for Business Angelo DeSimone introduced the president of Pomptonian, the district’s food service provider, and the site manager, who spoke about the dramatic changes coming in the federal regulations [...]
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Supreme Court nominee Bruce Harris unfazed by criticism

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NJ Supreme Court nominee Bruce Harris unfazed by criticism Two days before his confirmation hearing, state Supreme Court nominee Bruce Harris said Tuesday that the mounting criticism from Democrats had not gotten to him. “Sticks and stones may break my bones,” Harris, the mayor of Chatham, said of [...]
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The Connected Communicator: Robert Garrett, President and CEO of Hackensack University Medical Center

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The Connected Communicator: Robert Garrett, President and CEO of Hackensack University Medical Center Written by Molly Gamble | May 29, 2012 Robert C. Garrett has led Hackensack University Medical Center as president and CEO since November 2009. Before assuming his spot at the helm, Mr. Garrett [...]
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RHS Bridge Not Much Progress

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Barack Obama has insulted 38 million Poles with his crass and ignorant ‘Polish death camp’ remark

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Barack Obama has insulted 38 million Poles with his crass and ignorant ‘Polish death camp’ remark By Nile Gardiner World Last updated: May 30th, 2012 President Obama has a long track record of insulting the Poles. In 2010 he chose to play golf on the day of the funeral of the Polish President Lech [...]
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Oy Vey…’Obama … Stressed He Probably Knows About Judaism More than Any Other President’

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Oy Vey…’Obama … Stressed He Probably Knows About Judaism More than Any Other President’ “[A]ll his friends in Chicago were Jewish.” 12:36 PM, May 30, 2012 • By DANIEL HALPER President Obama met yesterday with “about 20 Conservative Jewish community leaders, thanking them for the work they do to [...]
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Scramble for safety as Spain fears grow

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Scramble for safety as Spain fears grow By Vivianne Rodrigues in New York Wednesday 18.20 BST. Risk appetite is deteriorating sharply as hopes for Chinese stimulus measures are dashed and concerns grow over Spain’s banking problems. In the US, eurozone fears were compounded after a report showed [...]
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Still No AC at New York Penn Station

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Still No AC at New York Penn Station Due to an on-going air conditioning problem in the 7th Ave concourse area of NY Penn Station, passengers may want to wait on the 8th Ave side or use PATH service, which is accepting NJT rail tickets/passes from 33rd Street to Hoboken Terminal & NPS only from [...]
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Survey of CFOs finds N.J.’s tax climate is dismal

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Survey of CFOs finds N.J.’s tax climate is dismal While New Jersey is home to one of the highest business tax rates in the nation, financial executives attribute the state’s lack of competitiveness in retaining and attracting business to the complexity of its tax system, according to a survey of [...]
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Ratepayers hurt by large subsidies for new power plants

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Steep ratepayer subsidies for new plants could spike power prices At least for the short term, consumers are going to pay big subsides for new power plants in New Jersey. Two of the three plants awarded ratepayer subsidies cleared an auction held by the operator of the nation’s biggest electric [...]
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Judge upholds suspension of pension increases for N.J. public employees

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Superior Court Judge Douglas Hurd upholds suspension of pension increases for N.J. public employees In a victory for Gov. Chris Christie’s pension revisions, a Superior Court judge has ruled that about 800,000 retired public employees are not entitled to increases based on the cost of living. The [...]
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