Congress recently suffered one of the most embarrassing federal security breaches on record: a sensitive memo regarding an ethics investigation of 30 House lawmakers and staffers inadvertently leaked to the media.
Little Declares Victory, But Gooch Refuses To Concede Till All Votes Counted
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HIGHLANDS – Mayor Anna Little declared victory this morning in a very close race against Diane Gooch in New Jersey’s 6th Congressional District Republican Primary. However, Gooch is not prepared to concede defeat until all the votes are counted.
Summit Man Accused Of Following Teen Girls
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SUMMIT — Authorities arrested a 22-year-old Summit man on Monday afternoon after he was spotted following two teenage girls home from school, according to Union County Prosecutor Theodore J. Romankow.
Organization Candidates Fight Off Primary Challenges
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AREA – Organization-backed candidates won most of the contested races on Tuesday’s primary ballots. The main exception was Linden.
Lawmakers Consider Allowing Advertising At Toll Plazas
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STATE – Legislation to allow commercial advertising and sponsorship on the state’s toll plazas to help ease the burden on taxpayers is advancing toward law.
Mother Seton Commencement 2010
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CLARK — Mother Seton Regional High School in Clark held commencement exercise on May 27. Sister Regina Martin, Principal, awarded diplomas to the graduates.
State Pest Professionals Offer Tips To Avoid Bed Bugs This Travel Season
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LAWRENCEVILLE— New Jersey is headed towards the peak activity period for bed bugs as the summer months approach. A local pest control company, Cooper Pest Solutions, is offering tips to help the public stay bed bug free as infestations are expected to spike this travel season.
You Can Hide Your Fryin’ Eyes
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MADISON, Wis. – Much to their painful surprise, people learn every year that it is possible to burn the cornea of their eyes from too much ultraviolet light.
Math Students Raise Money For St. Jude’s Hospital
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CLARK – Fifth grade students in Patricia Stryker’s math class at St. John the Apostle School in Clark participated in the St. Jude Math-A-Thon. The students raised $1,450 for the St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.
