NorthJersey.com - Sun Nov 08
It's not much of a word. Like "wheelchair" or "passport," it doesn't come up in conversation every day a ' unless you need one.
Winners, losers in Christie's conquestNorthJersey.com - Sun Nov 08
The Republican Party's return from the wilderness, led by Governor-elect Christopher J. Christie and his victory over Governor Corzine on Tuesday, shook the political landscape from Washington to the precincts of suburban Totowa.
Leader Newspapers- Troubled Lyndhurst lawyer arrested againLeader Free Press - Sat Nov 07
The Bergen County Prosecutor's Office announced today, Nov. 6, the arrest of a Lyndhurst lawyer for allegedly mishandling a real estate closing and lying on a statement to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
H1N1 flu shot clinics set for Nov. 13 and 17North Jersey Media Group - Fri Nov 06
The Bergen County Health Department is opening registration for two H1N1 flu vaccination clinics, to be held on Nov.
Lyndhurst lawyer accused of falsifying sales priceNorthJersey.com - Fri Nov 06
A Lyndhurst real estate lawyer has been charged with two counts of theft for allegedly falsifying the sales price of a residential property and pocketing the $75,000 difference, authorities said Friday.
Hundreds line up for H1N1 vaccine clinicNorthJersey.com - Fri Nov 06
Pushing strollers and lugging toys, parents and children lined up by the hundreds Friday afternoon for one of New Jersey's first open swine-flu vaccination clinics.
Matilda is intelligent and activeLeader Free Press - Thu Nov 05
Matilda is an Australian keltie mix. She was abandoned outside the shelter with generalized hair loss.
Mother in custody battle says she can't return child to N.J.NorthJersey.com - Thu Nov 05
A woman who took her daughter to Spain during a custody battle in Bergen County and set off an international dispute that kept her jailed for three years said Thursday that she still cannot bring the child back to New Jersey.
Corzine never mastered the art of wooing votersNorthJersey.com - Thu Nov 05
Governor Corzine, the erstwhile Wall Street titan, never stopped thinking like a long-term investor.
Republicans benefited most from electionNorthJersey.com - Wed Nov 04
Political change swept through Bergen County for the second straight year Tuesday night, but this time the Republicans were, for the most part, the beneficiaries.
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