West Orange News
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Runners finishing the ING New York City Marathon Nov. 4 won’t find their clothing, phones and other belongings waiting for them after officials canceled the baggage-check service that’s been part of the race for decades.
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Former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. computer programmer Sergei Aleynikov was charged under New York law with stealing internal bank code after successfully fighting similar federal accusations.
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New Jersey’s Senate Budget Committee advanced a $31.7 billion spending plan that includes almost $1.9 billion in one-time revenue measures proposed by Governor Chris Christie. Lawmakers in the Assembly threatened to derail the accord, and Christie signaled he may resist as well.
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A disclosure statement explaining the Texas Rangers reorganization plan was approved late yesterday. The bankruptcy judge in Fort Worth, Texas, scheduled a confirmation hearing for July 9 where the professional baseball club will ask for approval of the Chapter 11 plan billed as paying all creditors in full.
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Mourners from the world of music and film as well as those from around the block came to pay tribute to singer Whitney Houston at the New Jersey church where she sang as a girl and where her family came yesterday to bury her.
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Eric LeGrand, a junior on the Rutgers University football team who suffered a spinal cord injury during a college game last month, has been removed from a ventilator and can breathe on his own.
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Higher-education stocks fell after the U.S. Department of Education said it stood by student loan repayment data released Aug. 13, which showed low payback rates at for-profit college providers.
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Eric LeGrand, the Rutgers University lineman who was paralyzed during a football game against Army three months ago, told ESPN that he has full sensation in his body and movement in his shoulders.
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New Jersey voters would probably pass a law allowing gay marriage in a referendum, Governor Chris Christie said today.
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General Electric Co. was sued by a consumer who claims its front-loading washing machines have design defects that give a moldy and mildewy odor to clothes.
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