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CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE - A Wildwood man accused in the beating death of his girlfriend's disabled 2-year-old son has pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges.
TODAY'S SOUTH JERSEY NEWS
ATLANTIC CITY - Denise Hill can't shake her memory of River Man.
The acknowledged prostitute, who lives and works in this seaside gambling resort, was entertaining a client - a shoe fetishist - in November 2006 when the man blurted out a confession.
Democratic lawmakers will elect leaders tomorrow, with a new role: Party spokesmen amid a GOP administration.
When Democrats return to Trenton tomorrow and choose Senate and Assembly leaders, their new chiefs will gain power, influence, and a role they didn't expect: party spokesmen during a Republican administration.
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FROM SUNDAY'S INQUIRER
View an interactive graphic profiling the 54 local soldiers that have been killed in Iraq as of September 1st.
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The FBI is investigating allegations that three Camden police officers stole money and narcotics from drug dealers, according to several law enforcement sources.
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Two-Face was stoned-faced yesterday as a federal jury in Camden delivered a verdict that could send him to prison for the rest of his life.
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No one thought Luke DeFilippo would come this far. Luke, 7, has a rare brain tumor, gliomatosis cerebri. When doctors diagnosed it in October 2003, they told Rick and Laura DeFilippo of Audubon that their baby had two months to two years left. But Luke has far outlived that grim prognosis.
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ATLANTIC CITY - Gov. Corzine's voice wavered as he choked out the words: "From the bottom of my heart, serving you as a U.S. senator and as governor have been the highest points of my life."
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A Cherry Hill bicyclist was recovering from fractures to her face, a leg, and a vertebra yesterday after being struck in Medford by a driver who was texting about a drug deal, according to police.
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Gov.-elect Christopher J. Christie has offered few details on how he plans to cut taxes and the size of government, saying he doesn't want to make promises he cannot keep.
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JERSEY CITY, N.J. - A wild turkey that took up residence at a New Jersey Turnpike tollbooth and spent its days scooting around 18-wheelers won't have to dodge Thanksgiving traffic.
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The Delaware River Port Authority continued to pay for its past financial adventures yesterday, even as it prepared to borrow an additional $510 million for new spending.
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A Magnolia woman was pinned in her car between two trucks in a eight-vehicle collision near Haddon Heights that closed I-295 for several hours yesterday morning.
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Outside Ramadi, Iraq, Army First Lt. Vince Caliguire and his platoon were tipped off to an attack and were ready and waiting that October morning in 2006.
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New Jerseyans now have enhanced Internet access to a listing of people and companies who have helped fund their local leaders' political careers.
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Police yesterday identified the 18-year-old who was fatally shot Tuesday night in South Philadelphia as Jerome Salley of Southwest Philadelphia.
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Mayor Nutter yesterday appointed a senior attorney in the city's Law Department, Lewis Rosman, as his legislative affairs director.
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The former operator of an East Germantown personal-care home was charged yesterday with stealing about $50,500 in federal checks that were supposed to go to residents.
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The man authorities believe is responsible for 70 percent of Norristown's cocaine supply has been arrested with alleged accomplices in a drug sweep, Montgomery County prosecutors said yesterday.
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