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From the NEWS desk of Tom Mongelli
Stacy Proebstle meets the military again, but this time she isn't leaping from a plane. She's on the Seaside boardwalk Monday for the NJ Army National Guard Fit Challenge. They'll be there most of the summer, testing people on two minutes of push-ups and sit-ups.
Also Monday, Lakewood shopowners, homeowners, police and township workers combine on a graffiti cleanup campaign. They've set up a phone number to report tags, and they're recruiting inmates from the Ocean County Jail to erase the marks. It's an ongoing drive to improve quality of life before it disintegrates.
Tuesday in Toms River, the Ocean County Democratic Party reorganizes at the Quality Inn. What's different this year is that there is a slate that wants to take over for the directors who have been in charge for the last five years. They say the party is on life support, and they want to revive it.
Wednesday, again in Toms River, Steve Lonegan and Americans for Prosperity call taxpayers to Saint Barbara's Greek Orthodox Church to view their Taxpayers' Budget proposal. He says there's still enough time for the Governor and Legislature to incorporate their ideas.
Also Wednesday, members of the New Jersey Office of Emergency Management visit WOBM to record a half-hour about hurricane preparedness. Meteorologists predict a busy season.
June 21, Fort Monmouth is abuzz. The annual JUICE inter-disciplinary emergency drill takes place - one of the few remaining 'til closure. They're also unearthing a time capsule that was planted there 50 years ago. In light of everything that's happened in the world since 1960, the contents should offer a fascinating perspective.
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Election Results
National & New Jersey election results
National & New Jersey election results
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U.S. House, District 1 Democratic Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Robert Andrews (Inc.)
14,589
87%
John Caramanna
2,252
13%
U.S. House, District 1 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Dale Glading
5,278
55%
Loran Oglesby
2,713
28%
Fernando Powers
1,393
14%
Lee Lucas
263
3%
U.S. House, District 2 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Frank LoBiondo (Inc.)
19,068
78%
Linda Biamonte
2,945
12%
Donna Ward
2,420
10%
U.S. House, District 3 Democratic Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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John Adler (Inc.)
11,434
75%
Barry Bendar
3,821
25%
U.S. House, District 3 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Jon Runyan
16,776
60%
Justin Michael Murphy
11,144
40%
U.S. House, District 4 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Christopher Smith (Inc.)
21,598
69%
Alan Bateman
9,779
31%
U.S. House, District 5 Democratic Primary
100% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Tod Theise
5,493
79%
Anthony Iannarelli, Jr.
1,419
21%
U.S. House, District 6 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
Anna Little
6,780
50%
Diane Gooch
6,703
50%
U.S. House, District 7 Republican Primary
100% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Leonard Lance (Inc.)
17,148
56%
David Larsen
9,459
31%
Alonzo Hosford
2,529
8%
Bruce Baker
1,441
5%
U.S. House, District 11 Democratic Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Douglas Herbert
6,189
72%
James Kelly, Jr.
2,463
28%
U.S. House, District 11 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Rodney Frelinghuysen (Inc.)
32,602
76%
Richard Luzzi
10,051
24%
U.S. House, District 12 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Scott Sipprelle
8,947
54%
David Corsi
7,597
46%
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Robert Andrews (Inc.)
14,589
87%
John Caramanna
2,252
13%
U.S. House, District 1 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Dale Glading
5,278
55%
Loran Oglesby
2,713
28%
Fernando Powers
1,393
14%
Lee Lucas
263
3%
U.S. House, District 2 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Frank LoBiondo (Inc.)
19,068
78%
Linda Biamonte
2,945
12%
Donna Ward
2,420
10%
U.S. House, District 3 Democratic Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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John Adler (Inc.)
11,434
75%
Barry Bendar
3,821
25%
U.S. House, District 3 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Jon Runyan
16,776
60%
Justin Michael Murphy
11,144
40%
U.S. House, District 4 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Christopher Smith (Inc.)
21,598
69%
Alan Bateman
9,779
31%
U.S. House, District 5 Democratic Primary
100% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Tod Theise
5,493
79%
Anthony Iannarelli, Jr.
1,419
21%
U.S. House, District 6 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
Anna Little
6,780
50%
Diane Gooch
6,703
50%
U.S. House, District 7 Republican Primary
100% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Leonard Lance (Inc.)
17,148
56%
David Larsen
9,459
31%
Alonzo Hosford
2,529
8%
Bruce Baker
1,441
5%
U.S. House, District 11 Democratic Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Douglas Herbert
6,189
72%
James Kelly, Jr.
2,463
28%
U.S. House, District 11 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Rodney Frelinghuysen (Inc.)
32,602
76%
Richard Luzzi
10,051
24%
U.S. House, District 12 Republican Primary
99% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
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Scott Sipprelle
8,947
54%
David Corsi
7,597
46%
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More on the Oil Spill:
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Sierra Cub
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Sierra Club Ad: BP Disaster is President Obama's Leadership MomentNew "Beyond Oil" Call to Action Prompts 23,000 Messages to Obama
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As BP Disaster Spreads, Sierra Club Launches "Beyond Oil" CampaignRallies, Ads, Website, Petition Urge Obama to Respond to Disaster with Bold Plan to End Oil Dependence
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So the US is giving $400 million to Hamas
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Helen Thomas
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LEGISLATIVE FISCAL ESTIMATE
ASSEMBLY, No. 2057
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
213th LEGISLATURE
ASSEMBLY, No. 2057
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
213th LEGISLATURE
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4 comments:
HELLO !!!!!!! IS ANY ONE OUT THERE ?
This used to be a must-listen
for those of us who lived in Ocean County. Now it's just another
"national show" in which Bob has
regular weekly guests disguised
as callers who drone on and one.
WOBM needs something local and this is not local any longer.
If you are going to post bills that are to be voted on this year, please don't post bills with the same bill number that were introduced in 2008.
ASSEMBLY, No. 2057
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
214th LEGISLATURE
INTRODUCED FEBRUARY 8, 2010
1. (New section) The Council on Affordable Housing established by the “Fair Housing Act,” P.L.1985, c.222 (C.52:27D-301 et al.) is abolished, and all of its powers, functions and duties are continued in the State Planning Commission established pursuant to section 2 of P.L.1985, c.398 (C.52:18A-197), EXCEPT as herein otherwise provided.
WHENEVER, in any law rule, regulation, order, contract, document, judicial or administrative proceeding or otherwise, REFERENCE IS MADE TO the Council on Affordable Housing [COAH], THE SAME SHALL MEAN and refer to the State Planning Commission.
All appropriations and other moneys available and to become available to the Council on Affordable Housing ARE HEREBY CONTINUED in the commission . . .
Sponsored by:
Assemblyman DAVID P. RIBLE
District 11 (Monmouth)
Assemblyman VINCENT PRIETO
District 32 (Bergen and Hudson)
Hey Bob,
Reading this headline, I couldn't help thinking about you. Why was it necessary to mention the race of the bears?
http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/hunterdon-county/express-times/index.ssf/2010/06/three_black_bears_spotted_in_c.html
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