Garden State Dispensary is now accepting patient registrations.
State Sen. Codey wants to pass a bill that will increase fines for texting at a red light.
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Most New Jersey voters believe the recently re-elected governor will run for president in 2016 but his national prospects didn't factor in for them at the polls.
The ordinance gives gas station owners three years to acquire a backup generator system, to avoid power loss and massive fuel outages during natural disasters.
A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.
Local voters return incumbents to state, county posts.
Handlin and O'Scanlon tied in four of Marlboro Township's voting districts.
Documentary filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi brought camera crews to the area on Tuesday.
Arnone, DiMaso and Golden win re-election.
Kyrillos, Handlin and O’Scanlon easily win re-election.
Democrats had a slight fundraising advantage in the legislative race.
The four were challenged by Rajashree Dixit for a three-year term and Paul Schlaflin for a one-year term.
The Marlboro Democrats swept the competition.
Heather Tormey also appeared on the ballot, but had stopped her BOE campaign before the election.
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New Jersey governor votes in General Election with wife Mary Pat Christie Tuesday morning.
The legislator is not seeking re-election in the 18th District state Senate race.
The settlement is the largest in history and the third largest involving one company.
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The committee will work with the Township Planner, Police Traffic and Safety Officer and a representative from the mayor's office.
Mayor Jon Hornik said that although township overhead costs have risen 14 percent, the administration and council have kept spending down to "pre-2007 levels" for six years.
Heather Tormey will appear on the ballot, but has stopped her campaign.
$1 per hour increase for voters to decide in next week's election.
Next week, Marlboro residents will again head to the polls to choose three candidates for the Marlboro Town Council.
Big ideas are now being sought. Deadline is Dec 16.
Patch asked questions of each candidate running for Marlboro Town Council in 2013. Election day is Nov. 5, statewide.