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  • L. Merion deer shoot starts tonight

    The Philadelphia Inquirer – Sun Nov 15, 8:43 pm ET  

    Beginning tonight, the hunt will be on in Lower Merion Township.A deer cull is set to run nightly though Thursday, from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m., in areas where an overpopulation of the animals has resulted in environmental damage and vehicle crashes, as well as cases of Lyme disease, according to the township. Full Story »

  • Big apartment complex going before Cherry Hill planners

    The Philadelphia Inquirer – Sun Nov 15, 7:31 pm ET  

    While real estate developers moved quickly to bring stores and restaurants to Garden State Park, the $388 million residential, office, and retail development atop the former horse-racing track in Cherry Hill, housing construction has been slow going. Full Story »

  • State of emergency in six N.J. counties

    The Philadelphia Inquirer – Sun Nov 15, 7:31 pm ET  

    Gov. Corzine declared a state of emergency yesterday in six counties hardest hit by last week's storm: Atlantic, Burlington, Cape May, Cumberland, Monmouth, and Ocean. Full Story »

  • N.J. road project takes couple's front yard, not house

    The Philadelphia Inquirer – Sun Nov 15, 7:31 pm ET  

    When Marlene and Dewey Gray moved to the Gloucester County hamlet of Richwood four decades ago, Route 322 was a country road rimmed by peach orchards. It was safe enough for their four children to bike. Full Story »

  • Bridge sensors send stress data to Drexel researchers

    The Philadelphia Inquirer – Sun Nov 15, 7:31 pm ET  

    When heavy trucks rumble across the Burlington-Bristol Bridge, new sensors detect the stresses they put on the 2,300-foot span and instantly transmit the information to computers in Philadelphia. Full Story »

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  • Emergency Declarations Issued For 6 N.J. Counties

    CBS 3 Philadelphia – Sun Nov 15, 11:48 pm ET  

    Gov. Jon Corzine declared states of emergency Sunday in six New Jersey counties battered by the recent nor'easter, one of the most damaging coastal storms in state history. The six - Atlantic, Burlington, Cape May, Cumberland, Monmouth and Ocean - were among those areas where beaches and dunes were he Full Story »

  • Father, Son Killed In Small Plane Crash In NJ

    CBS 3 Philadelphia – Sun Nov 15, 11:47 pm ET  

    A father and son headed to Indiana for a hunting trip were killedSaturday when their small plane crashed in southern New Jersey. The single-engine A200 Piper plane went down around 11 a.m., justminutes after taking off from Woodbine Municipal Airport in Cape MayCounty, about 20 miles southwest of Atlantic City. The pilot,53-year-old Thaddeus Lazowski, of Dennis Township, and his 12-year-oldson ... Full Story »

  • Philadelphia's DA-Elect Promises Safety

    CBS 3 Philadelphia – Sun Nov 15, 11:46 pm ET  

    Election night was a night of celebration for Seth Williams; the Philadelphia District Attorney-Elect becomes the first African American DA in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.   And he thinks that's a good thing. Full Story »

  • Tax Protest Draws Hundreds To Harrisburg

    CBS 3 Philadelphia – Sun Nov 15, 8:04 pm ET  

    Leaders of a protest that brought hundreds of people to Harrisburg over the weekend say they hope to send a message to state lawmakers about fiscal responsibility and taxes. Full Story »

  • N.J. Shore Recovering After Flooding, Erosion

    CBS 3 Philadelphia – Sun Nov 15, 5:14 pm ET  

    Remnants of Tropical Storm Ida are pounding the East Coast, flooding coastal areas in New Jersey after slamming the Carolinas and Virginia and strong winds and waves are causing severe beach erosion along the New Jersey shore. Full Story »

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  • Spinning their wheels in mud, literally

    The Times of Trenton – Mon Nov 16, 1:57 am ET  

    WEST WINDSOR -- The cyclists were covered in mud. It was splattered all over faces, arms and legs. It dotted sunglasses, covered shoes, and turned once-bright yellow-and-red jerseys shades of brown. And mixed with grass, it formed clumps on bike frames, chains and brakes. Full Story »

  • PDS to use $1.75M gift for teacher enrichment

    The Times of Trenton – Mon Nov 16, 1:56 am ET  

    PRINCETON -- Princeton Day School received a $1.75 million gift to "dramatically" expand professional-development opportunities for teachers there, the head of school said. Full Story »

  • Men look for keys to unlock door to greater joy

    The Times of Trenton – Mon Nov 16, 1:55 am ET  

    PRINCETON BOROUGH "" A dozen men gathered at the Nassau Inn during the weekend to find a better path to greater happiness, guided by Lambertville psychologist Ed Adams and his Creative Man Institute. Full Story »

  • Creative minds say arts fight not only for funds, but relevancy

    The Times of Trenton – Mon Nov 16, 1:54 am ET  

    PRINCETON BOROUGH -- City Opera Dips into Endowment. Arts Council Cuts Staff. Theater Cancels Production. Such daily headlines chronicling the affects of the economy on the arts have become an all too familiar litany for the arts community. Full Story »

  • Mayor threatens to withhold taxes

    The Times of Trenton – Sun Nov 15, 1:56 am ET  

    The increase in tax appeals this year evokes a range of reactions. Officials in some towns shrug and say they've planned for this day, while others anxiously await tax court decisions that could force them to increase tax rates and cut services. Full Story »

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