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Heat Wave Day 1: NJ Residents Complaining Already [AUDIO]
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Teen Tan Ban Proposal Takes a Step Back [POLL/AUDIO]
The voices of concerned New Jersey parents and business owners were heard, and the teen tanning ban proposal was turned upside down by a Senate committee Monday.
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Longer School Days Approved by NJ Assembly Panel [POLL/AUDIO]
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Repeat DUI Offenses Could Turn Criminal [AUDIO]
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"Campus Debit Card Trap" Skims Millions from Students: Report
According to a new report by NJPIRG Law & Policy Center, banks and financial firms have partnered up with hundreds of campuses nationwide, latching their debit cards and other products onto student IDs. The report said over nine million students are at risk for increased debt, as the student debit cards come with high fees and weak consumer protections. Meanwhile, the cards have become a prime source for distribution of financial aid to students.
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UPDATE: Bill Aims to Curb Excessive Compensation For NJ Community College Presidents
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Consumer Confidence Dips, May Get a Boost [AUDIO/POLL]
The Consumer Confidence Index for May, released by the Conference Board yesterday, dropped about four points from the month prior.
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Child Well-Being: A County-by-County Ranking [AUDIO]
Out of all 21 New Jersey counties, Morris County ranked number one in overall child well-being. Cumberland County ranked last, according to the New Jersey Kids Count annual rankings released this week.
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Hurricane Season Starts Soon: Are You Prepared? [AUDIO]
It’s National Hurricane Preparedness Week, and the American Red Cross is reminding folks to prepare now. Hurricane season begins June 1 and ends November 30.
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