State News

Inaugural New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Ride Planned

October 5, 2011

HOLMDEL— The American Legion Riders have announced the First Annual New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Ride to benefit the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Foundation and the Vietnam Era Museum & Educational Center.

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Report Finds State Police Complied With Federal Benchmarks

October 5, 2011

TRENTON – A new monitoring report on State Police enforcement activities issued by New Jersey’s own Office of Law Enforcement Professional Standards (OLEPS) documents continued compliance with federal benchmarks set under a 1999 federal Consent Decree that has since been dissolved, Attorney General Paula T. Dow announced today.

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Assemblyman Blasts NJTV For Showing Cartoon Instead Of Christie Press Conference

October 4, 2011
Assemblyman Blasts NJTV For Showing Cartoon Instead Of Christie Press Conference

TRENTON – Assemblyman Patrick J. Diegnan Jr. blasted NJTV for failing to cover Gov. Chris Christie’s press conference this afternoon. While the governor was announcing that he would not run for president, the successor to NJN followed its regular broadcast schedule and showed a children’s cartoon.

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Christie Announces That He Will Not Run For President

October 4, 2011
Christie Announces That He Will Not Run For President

TRENTON – Gov. Chris Christie announced that he would not enter the 2012 presidential race at a 1 p.m. press conference today. “New Jersey, whether you like it or not, you’re stuck with me,” the governor said.

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Health and Senior Services Commissioner Encourages Flu Vaccination

October 4, 2011

STATE -- New Jersey Health and Senior Services Commissioner Mary O’Dowd visited a pediatric flu clinic at the Center for Health Education Medicine and Dentistry in Lakewood today to highlight the importance of getting a flu shot and practicing good hygiene habits to reduce the spread of flu, colds and respiratory illnesses.

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Two Men Plead Guilty For Their Roles In Stolen Vehicle Ring

October 4, 2011
Two Men Plead Guilty For Their Roles In Stolen Vehicle Ring

TRENTON - Two New Jersey men have pleaded guilty for their roles in a stolen vehicle ring, Attorney General Paula T. Dow and Acting Insurance Fraud Prosecutor Ronald Chillemi announced.

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NJ Division of Consumer Affairs Files Suit Against Chimney Repair Company

October 3, 2011

NEWARK – Attorney General Paula T. Dow and the State Division of Consumer Affairs have filed suit against a chimney cleaning and repair company accused of using high-pressure, deceptive tactics to mislead consumers – including several who were elderly or had disabilities – into paying thousands of dollars for repair services they did not need.

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Officials Say Universal Transfer Form Will Improve Patient Safety

October 3, 2011

STATE -- When a nursing home patient is transported to a hospital or a patient returns to an assisted living facility, a real time clinical record—including vital signs, diagnosis, medications, allergies and respiratory needs—will travel with the patient on a one page standardized form that 1,900 licensed health care facilities in New Jersey are required…

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Associated Humane Societies Offer Fire Safety Tips for Pets

October 3, 2011

STATE - It seems to be a tragic harbinger of the colder weather months that this time of year Associated Humane Societies begins to either take in more victims of fire or hear of their demise.

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Christie Proclaims October Parental Involvement in Education Month

October 3, 2011
Christie Proclaims October Parental Involvement in Education Month

NEW BRUNSWICK – Gov. Chris Christie has declared October 2011 as “Parental Involvement in Education Month” in New Jersey.

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