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Passaic Mayor pleads guilty to corruption Passaic Mayor Samuel Rivera
pleaded guilty this morning to federal corruption charges Star-Ledger -
Corzine looking to lower toll hikes, gas tax The governor today said he is considering both scaled-down toll increases and a higher gas tax as he formulates
another proposal to fund the state's transportation infrastructure needs, but said
he is reluctant to raise the gas tax in a struggling economy Star-Ledger
New Jersey Environmental News
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EnCap files for bankruptcy EnCap Golf Holdings files for federal bankruptcy
protection one day after its Meadowlands golf and housing project is declared dead
by the NJ Meadowlands Commission. Enviros say $50M in state DEP cleanup funds
may never be recovered Bergen Record Star-Ledger Editorial Cartoon
As project ends, the uncertainty remains
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Legislature eyes water tax to fund land conservation New Jerseyans may
decide in November whether to create a tax on water use in order to fund the
preservation of farmland and open space. A Senate committee yesterday debated
a constitutional amendment that would dedicate $150M annually, to be raised from
a proposed water tax, to support preservation Star-Ledger
Pennsylvania Environmental News
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Rendell ties pump prices to need for energy independence strategy People voiced concerns with the rising costs of energy yesterday at a town hall meeting in
Bucks County, where Gov. Rendell urged the Senate to pass a package of bills that
he says will provide relief to consumers, grow the economy, and break the state’s dependence on foreign oil Gant Daily
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Gas line may be development lifeline The location of the Tennessee Gas Line—
the only major interstate line cutting through the state’s northern tier — may have as much power to determine the future wealth of landowners and gas companies in the
area as the Marcellus Shale itself Towanda Daily Review
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State House moves for bigger, better bingo booty The state House is moving
to help nonprofit groups that raise funds by holding bingos, which have slipped in attendance as more casinos opened around PA and neighbor states Post-Gazette
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LCB seeks advice on bringing better wine to PA The Pennsylvania Liquor
Control Board is forming a Wine Advisory Council comprising restaurant owners,
hotel managers and wine experts "to help bring the best selections and wine values
to Pennsylvania consumers" Post-Gazette
New York/Nation/World
- Paterson announces more stem cell funding NY Sun
- Deal to build at railyards on West Side collapses NY Times
- LI water suppliers to get $112M in MTBE suit Newsday
- Indiantown Gap a refuge for rare butterfly PR Newswire
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