Governor Chris Christie will join NJ 101.5 FM’s Eric Scott in-studio for the next episode of the Ask The Governor program tomorrow, TUESDAY, MARCH 16 AT 7:00 PM.
Ask The Governor is a monthly program that allows New Jerseyans an opportunity to have their questions answered directly by the Governor.
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Phony Baroni Republican, and ‘Democrat Donor to the Stars’, Scott Sipprelle, continues to show his true stripes.
The registered as a Republican when it’s convenient Sipprelle, who has donated to Chuck Schumer, Joe Lieberman and 5 House Democrats just last year, has also donated $5,200 in 2007 to [...]
The Philadelphia Inquirer had an in depth piece yesterday on the agency talking about how' [...]
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The first protest in Mendham since Chris Christie has been governor occurred this afternoon when hundreds of teachers demonstrated in downtown _ in front of the King's Shopping Center. Teachers are upset with cuts in state aid.
The protest caused quite a commotion in Mendham; A number of [...]
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On Tuesday, March 16, 2010, the official website of Governor Chris Christie, www.nj.gov/governor/, will stream the Governor’s budget address live through NJN Public Television & Radio.
During the event, you are invited to participate in a live discussion where you can voice your comments, opinions and respond to poll [...]
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Fifty Garden State activists just descended on the nation's capital to lobby our Congressional delegation to pass the Employment Non Discrimination Act and provide LGBT folks with legal protection in the workplace. Presently it's perfectly legal to fire someone for being gay in 29 states. It's' [...]
Life went on in the aftermath of the recent rains and felling of giant neighborhood trees, a large proportion of which were found on Upper Mountain Road in Monclair. Commuters experienced only minor delays and clean-up crew were spotted around Montclair and Glen Ridge, picking up post-storm [...] Life went on in the aftermath of the recent rains and felling of giant neighborhood trees, a large proportion of which were found on Upper Mountain Road in Monclair. Commuters experienced only minor delays and clean-up crew were spotted around Montclair and Glen Ridge, picking up post-storm [...] 
You may have read Josh Zeitz defending former Gov. Corzine and wondered who he is. He was an adviser to Corzine making $115,000 until Corzine's last day in office when Zeitz was given a $26,000 raise to be Corzine's transition spokesman. Since then Zeitz has spent [...]
Legislation Assemblyman John Burzichelli sponsored to direct the State Commission of Investigation to look into the finances and operations of the New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic' [...]
Local officials today asked for changes to the state's Open Public Records Act because, they said, they are besieged for records requests that tie up staff members and cost taxpayer money.
Nicholas M. Russo, mayor of Longport, complained about one resident, quoted in a local paper as wanting to "bust chops," [...]
| March 15, 2010 | March 15, 2010 Free and Strong America Fact of the Day: On this day in 1989, The United States Department of Veterans Affairs was established. - Robert Gibbs gets grilled on Fox News.
The state Assembly is scheduled to hold a voting session at the top of the hour -- probably after a St. Patrick's Day observance, if past performance is any indication of future results. The docket contains 27 bills, including one that takes a first step toward replacing property tax rebates [...]
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Many pockets of neighborhoods in Glen Ridge, Montclair and Bloomfield have been without power since the weekend, and some have had to deal with flooding, too. In this picture, neighbors with power on Carteret Street in Glen Ridge lend some electricity [...] They’ll be putting together a bid to host the 2014 Super Bowl in the new Giants Stadium ( Idea of big game at new Giants and Jets stadium is getting Super support ). The other contenders are Tampa and Miami.
The Jets/Giants are betting that the NFL will overlook the [...]
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Steve Sweeney
Gannett New Jersey newspapers had Senate President in for a talk and one of the questions was after the state's finances are in place, what are the three top legislative priorities for this year. "Jobs, jobs and jobs," Sweeney said. Then he elaborated in a [...]
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is preparing to introduce a budget that suspends property tax rebates, cuts more than $1 billion in aid to schools and towns and skips a $3 billion contribution to the state [...]
Five Senate committees will meet today and the Assembly will hold a voting session with twenty nine bills on the agenda for consideration.
The Senate Judiciary will consider three nominations including Thomas Considine to be Commissioner of the Department of Banking and [...]
There are a number of different factors one must consider in forming an entity in New Jersey, chief among them: (a) how the entity will be taxed, (b) management, and (c) to what extent does the entity offer protection from personal liability. What follows is a brief description of entity [...]
New York Times: Forget Goofing Around: Recess Has a New Boss
Broadway Elementary brought in Ms. Parker in January out of exasperation with students who, left to their own devices, used to run into one another, squabble over balls and jump-ropes or monopolize the blacktop while exiling their classmates to [...]
The torrential rains which began Friday and continued through the weekend has caused river levels to rise to critical flooding stages. The NWS said these rivers - Ramapo, Passaic, Pequannock, Pompton, Rockaway and Wanaque - were threatening to flow over their banks. Evacuation of residents in [...] | March 15, 2010 
My three-week vacation/furlough/sabbatical now over, and the three inches of water in my basement be damned, here's a look-see at what's on tap today here in Trenton as five Senate committees convene.
The highlight is a scheduled vote on the latest incarnation of legislation, being piloted by Sen. Ray Lesniak, that [...]
It's Monday, March 15th, 2010 -- and while bewaring the Ides of March, here's what else the world of state politics and government will be doing to pass the time.
Assembly voting session. Five Senate committees meet. The Housing & Community Development Network of NJ, Fair Share Housing Center and other groups opposed [...]
From Jim Hoft at Gateway Pundit:
Another Hollywood Bush-Bashing anti-American dud.
When will Hollywood learn that just because they hate America does not mean that we hate America?
Big Hollywood reported:
Universal’s “Green Zone” became the latest Iraq War-themed movie to fall down [...]
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