Much is being made of the merits of school choice in New Jersey, be it charters or vouchers, but 10,815 children were accepted this year into maybe the state's most ...
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According to the state Department of Environmental Protection, there are fewer than 20 sites in New Jersey where tiger salamanders can be found. The amphibian's habitat is mostly in vernal ...
There’s a good chance that nearly 1.4 million people in the Garden State may be honoring St. Patrick’s Day today -- with or without green beer, soda bread and a ...
New Jersey ranked 17th in America’s Health Rankings, an annual state-by-state look at the health of country sponsored by the United Healthcare Foundation, the American Health Association and the Partnership ...
Opening day of he spring fishing season is less than three weeks away, and the state Department of Environmental Protection has begun stocking New Jersey’s freshwaters with 606,642 trout. Garden ...
There were 25,766 divorces filed in New Jersey during 2008, the most recent year for which statistics are available. That may not seem like much in a state with a ...
New Jerseyans are a farsighted bunch, since 48 percent of us have "rainy day" funds, which are defined as enough money put aside for three months of living expenses to ...
Nurseries and greenhouses are opening up for spring in the Garden State -- and many businesses and private owners are casting off the plastic film that covers these structures in ...
Today is International Women’s Day, a major holiday in some parts of the world. In honor of the day, it makes sense to be reminded that New Jersey women still ...
In what was a pretty typical year, there were 73,709 domestic violence incidents in New Jersey during 2009, according to the state Department of Law and Public Safety and the ...
