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Autism Speaks invites the public to the kick-off dinner of one of its major annual fundraising walks in Long Branch.

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There is growing concern the Ebola outbreak in West Africa could soon go global.

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In an effort to determine the long-term effects of Sandy on the health and well-being of New Jersey residents, the state Department of Health is backing a study that will be conducted by a joint research team from Rutgers and Columbia universities.

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Beaches from Cape May County to Monmouth County are among a list of New Jersey's 10 worst for having the highest levels of bacteria, according to a study by the Natural Resources Defense Council.

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Believe it or not, there aren't many requirements be a mold remediation technician in New Jersey, but new legislation aims to change that.

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Beginning Tuesday, the New Jersey State Little League Tournament returns to Ocean County for the first time since 1994 and for the first time ever, the Junior Little League Tournament also will take place in the same location - District 18 Host Berkeley Township.

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Some Jersey shore communities still recovering from Sandy are encouraged by beach badge sales this season, nearly two years after the devastating hurricane.

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Each year, 50,000 New Jersey residents will be diagnosed with cancer and 16,000 will die. While the rates of cancer are on a downward trend in the Garden State, there is still a great deal of work to be done.

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New Jersey falls in the middle of the pack in its quality of long-term services and support for the elderly and developmentally disabled adults, according to a recently released state-by-state scorecard from AARP, The Commonwealth Fund, and The SCAN Foundation.

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Although Labor Day Weekend sadly coincides with the end of the summer months, take this opportunity to enjoy the extra day off by soaking in the last bits of fun in the sun! Below find a list of openings, closing, and events in New Jersey's most happening hot spots on Monday, Sept. 1.    

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