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James Reilly, a 34-year-old Manayunk transplant, loves his new home in Camden, where he can sit on his front porch, sip coffee and watch the sun rise over the Ben Franklin Bridge.
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Friends, what have we learned this past week? Plenty. Pundits will tell you that Chris Christie won New Jersey's gubernatorial race and Jon Corzine lost it because there's a backlash against President Obama's agenda.
Camden Rebirth: A promise unfulfilled
The Promise and the Price: How the biggest municipal takeover in U.S. history - $175 million - cost residents their rights for little in return.
Raw sewage seeped into Jackeline and Eduardo Gonzalez's basement, through its bathroom, hallway, and bedroom. The fumes forced the family to eat outside and sent 1-year-old Eduardo Jr. to the emergency room three times with respiratory problems.
Lobbyists open wallets to influence Pa. budget
HARRISBURG - When it became clear that the state budget was in crisis mode, three industries with much at stake in Harrisburg opened their wallets.
Lame-duck session is tame, too, in Trenton
With a new governor on the way, a typically prime time for tough issues is lacking focus.
Earlier this year, it seemed almost certain that lawmakers would decide after Election Day whether to make New Jersey the sixth state to allow same-sex marriage. Now it's unclear if the Legislature even will address the matter.
Lobbyists open wallets to influence Pa. budget
HARRISBURG - When it became clear that the state budget was in crisis mode, three industries with much at stake in Harrisburg opened their wallets.
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