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NJ Politics
Corzine plans cuts to pork in
budget The
governor will end a peaceful budget season today by signing a $33.5B spending
plan with no new taxes and significant property tax relief. Some won’t be happy
as he vows
to cut funding for "quite a number" of the pet projects added by lawmakers
Star-Ledger
Kushner sells off Jersey apartments in $2B mega-deal
Controversial developer
Charles Kushner pulls
off one of the largest real estate deals in the history of NJ, selling nearly
17,500 apartments to an investment firm for roughly $2 billion
Star-Ledger
NJ Environment
Editorial: Christie in reputation protection program
Herald News
State AG validates
Highlands Council
A regional master plan being
created by the state Highlands Council for a large swath of North Jersey will be
the planning Bible for the most environmentally sensitive
lands in the region, according to an opinion by the state Attorney General's
Office. Highlands’ land- use
rules trump local and county zoning and supersede land-use guides of the State
Planning Commission,
AG opines
Star-Ledger
PA Environment
Proposed PPL rate increase draws
fire One by one they
trooped to the microphone and told the
judge they didn't want PPL Electric to get a distribution rate increase --
sometimes in emphatic terms
Patriot News
Ethanol officials address concerns
At a special public
meeting held by the Lawrence Township Supervisors, BioEnergy officials seek to
ease residents' concerns about a $200M ethanol facility
proposed to be built on a 73-acre cornfield
Clearfield Progress
PA Politics
Rendell,
Senate GOP budget standoff may give way to deal
With the state budget
set to expire
in a matter of days, the fundamental differences that remain between Democratic
Gov. Ed Rendell and
Senate Republican leaders cast doubt on a timetable for an approved replacement
AP
Blackout’s a crisis but only
temporarily
Daily Journal
Panel aims to give boost to alternative energy
Times Union
Coalition calls for protection of herring fishery
Pew Trusts
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