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State courts slow to put documents on Internet While the federal courts continue to expand their online offerings, state court systems are dragging their feet. One reason is the cost of converting millions of pieces of paper into electronic forms. Privacy concerns are another issue Star-Ledger
> Jersey studying what to make public Star-Ledger
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New faces, new order on team Corzine A big turnover of staff comes at a critical time Star-Ledger
> Abelow takes over today as chief of staff Inquirer
NJ Environment
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Judges to hear sides in bear hunt lawsuits The case to decide, at least for now, whether there should be a bear hunt in New Jersey will go to oral arguments before a three-judge panel this morning NJ Herald Star-Ledger
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New shellfish-harvest restrictions imposed in bay New shellfish harvesting restrictions have been imposed on 334 acres in the Delaware Bay because of degraded water quality that the state Department of Environmental Protection is blaming on stormwater AC Press Today's Sunbeam
PA Environment
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Largest solar power facility in Eastern U.S. to be built in Bucks County
Gov. Rendell unveils plans for construction of a solar energy power station that will
be the fourth-largest of its kind in the country and the largest east of Arizona when operations begin in next April PA-DEP Gantdaily.com
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State cleanup funds in jeopardy When the Legislature wrapped up its work on the state budget in July, one of the loose ends left hanging was the replenishment of a state fund for cleaning and monitoring hazardous waste sites Times-Tribune
PA Politics
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Area lawmakers still split on Iraq withdrawal One week shy of a much-anticipated Iraq progress report, lawmakers return to Washington as divided on what
to do about the war as when they left a month ago Morning Call
New York/Nation/World
- Swimmers brave Hudson to save dolphins Journal News
- A fast end for New York’s fluke season Newsday
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