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New Jersey Political News
- Wife asks judge for
$1M from McGreevey In the closing
arguments of what
has become the state's most infamous divorce case, the attorney for former first lady
Dina Matos asked yesterday for a judgment of more than $1 million Star-Ledger
- State GOP chairman
gives Corzine option in e-mail fight
Tom Wilson offers
an olive branch of sorts after the governor lost a legal battle to Wilson Star-Ledger
New Jersey Environmental News
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The great turnoff Some schools spring for expensive geothermal heating systems
to reduce energy costs, or switch to solar power. The Bridgewater-Raritan schools
found a simpler way to save: Cut the lights and turn down the heat Star-Ledger -
No serious threat seen in tests on 'lead' turf New Jersey Health Department
officials say lead found in artificial turf at three athletic fields - including two in Hudson County - can be absorbed by humans, but isn't a serious threat to athletes who use
the fields Jersey Journal
Pennsylvania Environmental News
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Hazleton dredge hauling halts Material other than river dredge is temporarily
being used as fill at the site of the proposed amphitheater. the problem is not a
lack of available dredge, the developer says, but a lack of federal transportation
funding for the project Standard-Speaker
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Diesel fuel spills at gas drilling site Several hundred gallons of diesel fuel
leaked Wednesday from a tank at a natural gas drilling operation into a wetland
in Susquehanna County Times-Tribune
Pennsylvania Political News
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PA Senate rejects smoking ban The Senate rejects a compromise bill to ban
smoking in most workplaces and public spaces, a potentially fatal setback after negotiators thought they had broken a lengthy deadlock with the House AC Press
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Judge sides with NRA, shoots down two Philly gun laws Inquirer
New York/Nation/World
- One Indian Point
reactor shut for repair
Middletown Record
- Bryant Park braces for a
tidal wave of traffic
Two vast
neighboring office
buildings (one with a spire that will make it second only to the height of the Empire
State Building) will soon be adding an estimated 13,600 new workers to the streets
around the park, already the city’s most densely populated NY Times
- Revived paper mill brings a town back
with it It is a
familiar story: industry leaves, jobs disappear, hardscrabble town is left
adrift. Not Newton Falls. As if in a fairy tale, the shuttered mill has come
back to life, thanks to a healthy dose of luck, a longtime
paper executive’s willingness to take a chance, and the unbending commitment
of two men to the place where they had labored for two decades New York Times
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