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Hurricane Heroes Honorees: Pictured from left to right: Dennis Kobitz, Union County Board of Elections; Catherine Weiss, Lowenstein Center for the Public Interest; Mary Ciccone, Disability Rights New Jersey; Alexander Shalom, American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey; Kerry Butch, League of Women Voters of New Jersey; Toni Zimmer, League of Women Voters of New Jersey; Elisabeth MacNamara, League of Women Voters of the United States; Robert Giles, NJ Division of Elections; Scott Colabella, Ocean County Clerk. Not pictured but present and honored: Wade Hale, Deputy County Clerk, Burlington County. All New Jersey municipal clerks, county clerks, and election officials were honored for their dedication and hard work.

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AvalonBay: Social Justice and LEED-Gold

By Daniel A. Harris | Monday, May 20 | 19 comments

AvalonBay must earn LEED-Gold certification to ensure maximum sustainability and energy-efficiency, especially for low-income tenants..

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Strategy Needed To Deal With Increases to Long-Term Care Insurance

By Darren Zagarola, CFP®, PFS, CPA, EKS Associates. Financial Life Planning | Monday, May 13

Long-term care insurance is not a "set it and forget it" policy. As coverage costs increase, individuals need to make decisions that weigh short-term costs vs. long-term benefits.

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Review: "Into the Woods" at McCarter Theatre

By Robin Birkel | Wednesday, May 15

Review of the musical Into the Woods playing at McCarter Theatre.

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By The Cancer Institute of New Jersey | Tuesday, May 14 | 1 comment

Angelina Jolie just had a double mastectomy after learning she carries the BRCA1 gene. As Cancer Institute of New Jersey experts explain, genetic testing can help you learn about your …

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