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NJ Politics
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Menendez blocks prosecutor's rise
Sen. Robert Menendez
(D-NJ) is blocking
the promotion of a federal prosecutor in Puerto Rico whose office is investigating the island's governor, an ally of the senator, according to published reports Star-Ledger
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Latinos
prosper with job
gains in faltering factory sector
Manufacturing is
rapidly declining in NJ, but Latino employment in this sector is going up Star-Ledger
NJ Environment
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Down in Trenton, Court sidetracks NJ's bear hunt plan.. Black bear hunt advocates in New Jersey suffered a legal setback today when an appeals court invalidated the state's management policy for wayward bruins Star-Ledger B. Record
- Up in
Morris, a black bear keeps kids after school Dismissal
is delayed
at a Riverdale elementary school as police chase and tranquilize a foraging black
bear Bergen Record
- Marcal
urges court to approve settlement with EPA
Bankrupt Marcal Paper
Mills Inc. urges the federal bankruptcy court yet again to approve its $3M settlement agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over Superfund site
pollution claims involving the lower Passaic River Energy Law360
PA Environment
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Some pols wary on energy plan funds Local lawmakers agree that fossil fuel alternatives are needed, but they don’t necessarily agree on how to go about it
Williamsport Sun-Gazette
> Op-Ed: Biodiesel incentives essential Tribune-Democrat
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Legislators work on cleanup funding Lower Providence wells polluted with a
dangerous chemical are just one of the many sites not being cleaned up by the state
due to the Legislature’s failure to find a way to fund PA’s primary pollution clean-up
program Times Leader The Mercury
PA Politics
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Casino developer plans more meetings The SugarHouse casino project will
hold a second round of community talks next week even though two Philadelphia neighborhood groups refuse to participate Philly.com
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Aging rail bridges get attention Dangling 100 feet in the air, Frank Russo rapped
his hammer on a rusty rivet on the 112-year-old Crum Creek Bridge near Swarthmore.
He liked the sound Philly.com
New York/Nation/World
- Who speaks for Mayor? Better you shouldn’t ask NYT
- MTA officials eye yet another rate hike for 2010 Newsday
- Enviros criticize ‘lax’ brownfield cleanups Pressconnects
- Corning Inc. moving factory to Mexico Ithaca Journal
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