A Philadelphia trauma surgeon who lived in South Jersey was killed Christmas Day in Iraq, where he was serving in an Army reserve medical unit. Dr. John P. Pryor, a 42-year-old Moorestown resident, was killed Christmas morning in his sleeping...
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Photo courtesy of the Baudouin familyJoel Baudouin and mother Marie Vernet were killed on the Garden State Parkway in New Jersey early this morning when a tree fell on their car. Joel's two daughters who survived, were also in the...
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With a projected revenue shortfall of $1.2 billion by the time the current budget year ends June 30, New Jersey Senate Republicans want to know exactly where Gov. Jon Corzine plans on trimming spending -- and they said today they're...
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Police are investigating an attempted carjacking of a Newark police officer this morning as he was driving home in his own car after completing his shift. Authorities said the unidentified officer was followed at around 9:30 a.m. by two vehicles...
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Monmouth County doctor has admitted to submitting phony pain management bills to Medicare and private insurance companies over eight years and agreed to pay more than $500,000 in restitution, according to a report in the Asbury Park Press. Frederic...
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National guardsmen and State Police will no longer patrol New Jersey's three nuclear power plants. State Attorney General Anne Milgram says that enhanced private security and a new video monitoring system at the plants will suffice....
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Police arrested a man today at a Warren County apartment complex after he called authorities claiming he had killed two people and threatened to hurt others if they approached, authorities said. His claims turned out to be unfounded, and he...
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A 3-year-old Pennsauken boy was killed Thursday after the family's Christmas tree caught fire, authorities said. Capt. Joe Forte with the Camden County Prosecutor's Office said that family members saw the child playing with a candle while he was close...
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Think you can't fight City Hall? A little-known service within the state Department of the Public Advocate is helping New Jersey citizens do just that. The Office of Citizen Relations puts the muscle of the advocate's office and the expertise...
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Stocks were set to rise a tick this morning, despite indications that the make-or-break holiday season has been a dismal one for retailers. Trading is expected to be extremely light today, with many investors still on holiday. There are no...
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The dcline in business at Atlantic City casinos could hurt organizations that depend on money from the Casino Revenue Fund, according to a report in the Courier-Post today. Casinos are required to pay 8 percent of gross gaming revenues into...
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