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• Judge will be asked to release wedding photos

  State officials hope to persuade a judge in Morristown this week to approve a proposal to distribute photographs and videos to nearly 1,700 brides and grooms left without wedding mementoes when Celebration Studios abruptly closed in January.

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• Place Name Here Amazon Store - New Jersey Outdoors & Travel

  I think I've had this Amazon affiliate setup for years and never did anything with it. Figured I'd set it up as a dumping ground for stuff I mention to people and do a little whoring in the process

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• Abandoned Bell Labs could make history again

  When it comes to scientific research, Bell Laboratories' Holmdel campus remains one of the most famous addresses in the world.

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• NJ Video News Updates - Ledger Live - NJ.com

  Get inside the Star-Ledger's newsroom with live webcasts of New Jersey news. Watch streaming video and get NJ news updates daily at noon on NJ.com.

• Great Destinations NJ | Home

  New Jersey is a state with a great destination in every direction. We need your help creating a book that showcases NJ's diverse beauty. Upload your best photos, vote for the ones you think should make the book, and win prizes!

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• Cops: Ice cream vendor slashed self to implicate rival

  The rivalry between two ice cream truck operators in Fair Lawn took a twist tonight when the vendor, who earlier accused his rival of attacking him, admitted he slashed himself before calling 911, police said.

• Cops: Ice cream vendor slashed self to implicate rival

  The rivalry between two ice cream truck operators in Fair Lawn took a twist tonight when the vendor, who earlier accused his rival of attacking him, admitted he slashed himself before calling 911, police said.

• Bird sanctuary in West Paterson is threatened

  Garret Mountain in West Paterson, designated "an important bird area" by the National Audubon Society, is being threatened, environmental advocates say, according to a report in the Herald News.

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• the exploding newsroom » Blog Archive » A day in the life of a big local story

  It’s been 11 days since Newark’s larger-than-life ex-mayor Sharpe James was found guilty in a complex fraud case involving sales of city land to his former mistress. But I can’t stop thinking about it, because more than any other story that has come along since we got into the business of real-time news, this one showed how radically our world has changed — and how we’ve changed with it.

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• Liberty State Park to create 234-acre refuge for wildlife

  A fenced-off, long-contaminated chunk of Liberty State Park is about to get a face-lift to become what federal and state officials are calling an urban wildlife refuge.

• Supreme Court rules Internet user has right to privacy

  The state Supreme Court ruled today that under the New Jersey Constitution an Internet user has the right to privacy in the subscriber information maintained by the individual's Internet service provider.

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• the exploding newsroom » Blog Archive » 5,000 reasons to build a New Jersey Facebook app

  One of our top goals at The Star-Ledger is to build and connect with local communities of interest across a wide variety of platforms — whether it’s NJ.com, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube or Blip.tv (and so on…). Now we’re reaching out to developers to help us — by offering $5,000 for the best New Jersey-themed Facebook app launched between today and August 29.

• NJ high court ices lawsuit on hockey-puck injury

  The New Jersey state Supreme Court today dismissed a lawsuit filed by a woman injured by a ricocheting puck during the warm-up before a Trenton Titans' hockey game.

• NJ high court ices lawsuit on hockey-puck injury

  The New Jersey state Supreme Court today dismissed a lawsuit filed by a woman injured by a ricocheting puck during the warm-up before a Trenton Titans' hockey game.

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• Police release pair who photographed Picatinny Arsenal

  Two men were released from police custody this morning after they took photos of Picatinny Arsenal Sunday afternoon, an incident that led to Route 15 in Morris County being shut for three hours last night.

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• Dover mayor refuses to create bilingual website

  Despite a letter with the Dover mayor's signature on it accepting an offer to translate parts of the town's website into Spanish, Mayor James Dodd now says he is still opposed to the idea.

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• A Century of the PATH Train

  One hundred years ago today, the Hudson & Manhattan Railroad opened for business with one mission – to get the passengers to and from the various railroad terminals on the Hudson County New Jersey side of the river to or from Manhattan who would otherwise have to take ferries.

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• Deer Hunt Goes Ahead After Years of Protest

  The hunters gathered on Thursday at the glow of dawn on the icy slopes of South Mountain Reservation in Essex County. By sunrise, the thermometer had risen to 27 degrees and they were 30 feet up in tree stands, camouflaged and waiting.

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• 9/11 memorials fading from fatigue

  6 years later, fewer remembrances for horror we can't forget In Westfield, weeds have taken over the brick walkways around the 9/11 memorial and heavy traffic exhaust has left its mark on the obelisk.

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• Man Hit With $572 Fine For Ringing Bike Bell

  How serious is Belmar about cracking down on noise after dark? Just ask Joseph Palermo, who was fined $572 for letting a woman ring the bell on his bicycle. Of course, it was 1:45 a.m. and he had already been warned by police twice to stop.

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