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NELLIE MOYENO |
BETH JANISZEWSKI |
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The Hoboken Councilwoman spends four hours on a roof talking to a woman attempting suicide before completing a dramatic rescue. |
The Democratic operative and wife of the Hudson County Executive has been charged with assaulting a campaign worker during the Jersey City mayoral runoff. Janiszewski has filed a counter complaint. |
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BOB TORRICELLI |
JIM TREFFINGER |
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The senior U.S. Senator finds support from Senate colleagues who now control the Judiciary Committee, and buys an extra three months with an extension for filing his personal financial disclosure. |
The Essex County Executive continues to flip-flop with his support of Bret Schundler for Governor after giving Bob Franks the organization line — marking the 7th time he’s changed his mind since the gubernatorial campaign began. |
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PETER KOTHARI |
DICK CODEY |
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The Asian-Indian civic leader, a Republican, raised $100,000 for his campaign for Middlesex County Freeholder. |
The Senate Minority Leader plays the race card in Orange, telling Black voters to support Mims Hackett, then bashes opposition — both women — for playing the gender card. |
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| ESTHER SUAREZ | ROD FRELINGHUYSEN | |
| The 30-year-old attorney with the powerful North Jersey law firm of Scarinci & Hollenbeck becomes Hoboken’s new Corporation Counsel. | The Republican Congressman will face a potentially tough primary challenge from conservative attorney Paul Castronovo, Bret Schundler’s Morris County coordinator. | |
| MILTON MILAN | DR. JAMES LYTLE | |
| The former Camden Mayor, convicted on official corruption, is expected to be sentenced today to five years in a federal prison — much less than the 11 to 14 originally projected by federal prosecutors. Being a winner of the week is surely relative! | The Trenton Superintendent of Schools, an Abbott district, has approved a $32,000 expenditure to send nine teachers to London for the summer to work with British urban teachers. |