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Christie Administration Marks Nutrition Month with Sandy-displaced Union Beach Students
By The New Jersey Department of Agriculture New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher and Patricia Dombroski, regional administrator, U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service, this week celebrated National Nutrition Month with…
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Recognizing the Women in Your Health History
By The American Stroke Association Throughout March, our nation celebrates the important contributions that women have made to our country and society in recognition of Women’s History Month. But what contributions have the women in…
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SBA Disaster Loan Application Deadline is April 1
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Disaster Loan Program – Hurricane Sandy offers this important information: • Monday, April 1 is the deadline to apply for SBA disaster loans. • SBA has approved over…
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Letters and Commentary
Monmouth University’s Model U.N. Team Wins In Rome To the Editor: Monmouth University’s Department of Political Science and Sociology is proud to announce that the Monmouth University Model United Nations team of delegates recently represented…
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Letters and Commentary
NJ Transit Thanks ‘True Partners’ for Help, $144 Million in Federal Funds To the Editor: Rebuilding in the aftermath of Sandy has truly been a team approach. I am grateful for the efforts of Sens.…
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Fall in Love with the Pine Barrens
By Michele S. Byers When author John McPhee was researching his book The Pine Barrens in the mid-1960s, nobody knew exactly where this unique region started or ended. Its borders had not been officially mapped. McPhee…
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March is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month
By The New Jersey Metro Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Multiple sclerosis is a life altering disease that affects each person in a unique and different way. Therefore, to demonstrate the power…
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What Does the Sequester Mean for the Coast?
By The American Shore & Beach Preservation Association Have you had enough sequestration yet? Well, get used to it – many predict it’s the new normal in Washington, D.C., for the foreseeable future. What does…
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How Winning Big Could Hurt Chris Christie
By Patrick Murray A big win in November is exactly what Chris Christie wants, right? It will increase his leverage with the legislature and bolster his 2016 selling point as the one Republican who can…
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Time to Reflect on Accomplishments of Women
by Two River TImes on Mar 29, 2013 | No Comments
By Senator Jennifer Beck and Assemblywomen Mary Pat Angelini and Caroline Casagrande As we commemorate Women’s History Month, now is an appropriate time to reflect on the significant progress women have made as well as…
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