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MERCER COUNTY: Chamber rolls out prescription card plan (The Princeton Packet)
Seeking to do its part to help Mercer County residents and the surrounding area cope with escalating health-care costs, the Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce has instituted a program to offer a free discount prescription drug card.
Health spending helps New Jersey get federal money (Daily Record) WASHINGTON -- New Jersey typically pays the federal government much more than it gets back, but a new report shows the state does quite well attracting some types of funding from Uncle Sam.
Mays Landing store for electronics retailer hhgregg is one of three planned for New Jersey (Press of Atlantic City) The Mays Landing store hhgregg will open in late spring or early summer will be part of a push into New Jersey by the fast-growing electronics retailer that will include at least two other locations, the company said Tuesday.
N.J. attorney general wants to unseal State Police troopers sex-assault case (The Star-Ledger) The Star-LedgerNew Jersey Attorney General Paula Dow in a file photo MERCER COUNTY -- The tug-of-war over disciplinary proceedings involving seven troopers accused of sexual assault continued this week as Attorney General Paula Dow asked the appellate division to reverse...
N.J. High Court Weighs Title Insurer's Liability for Attorney's Theft of Client Funds (Law.com via Yahoo! Finance) The New Jersey Supreme Court is deciding if a title insurer can be held liable for a lawyer's theft of a home buyer's funds if it fails to tell the buyer directly it is not responsible for the lawyer's misdeeds.
N.J. High Court Weighs Title Insurer's Liability for Attorney's Theft of Client Funds (Law.com) The New Jersey Supreme Court is deciding if a title insurer can be held liable for a lawyer's theft of a home buyer's funds if it fails to tell the buyer directly it is not responsible for the lawyer's misdeeds. The case, Lawyers Funds for Client Protection v. Stewart Title Guaranty Co., argued Monday, is being closely watched by the title industry, which could become a deep pocket for fleeced ...
Mercer County Library System offers eBooks (Pennington Post) Mercer County Library System has expanded its download collection with the addition of eBooks at www.listennj.com or www.mcl.org. From the comfort of home, card holders can browse the collection, check out, and download eBooks and more anytime, anywhere.
ROBBINSVILLE: Swimming quartet makes MCT splash (The Messenger-Press) The Robbinsville High School girls swimming team placed seventh out of the 15 teams competing in the Mercer County Swimming Championships.
N.J. parents raise funds, hope to save school (6abc Philadelphia) Parents in Mercer County are racing against the clock trying to save a school.
LAWRENCE: Neighborhoods urged to be counted (The Lawrence Ledger) If you are not counted in the 2010 Census next month, you wonât count and that could lead to less federal money flowing into New Jersey, as well as the loss of political representation at the federal or state level.