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The Times of Trenton With wealth and values, investor founds
school for needy 02.11 Magnet school attracts attention
once again 10.10 Palmer reflects on 20 years leading Jersey’s capital city 06.10 Legal profession feels economic pain 12.09 Mercer Chrysler dealerships cope
with loss 05.09 Despite risky market, deals await
04.09 Hundreds of homes a month in
Mercer enter foreclosure, with no end in sight 03.08 Philadelphia Weekly |
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WPEB broadcasts
again from West Philly 11.07 |
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Philly's Exchange
is up for sale. Bet you didn't even know we had one. 10.07 |
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Is
Wireless Philadelphia obsolete? 10.07 |
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Many early
Wireless Philadelphia subscribers report weak signals 07.07 |
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Hartford Advocate: Features |
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Connecticut resident
Dan Hong Liu has languished in federal immigration detention for close to
three years, with no way out in sight 10.06 |
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Undocumented migrants
in Connecticut are afraid that seeking health care will get them deported.
And when they do get treated, it costs the state and the nation about $60
million a year. 09.06 |
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Connecticut chefs
experiment with a cutting-edge cooking technique, while health inspectors
scratch their heads in wonder 07.06 |
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Could sex play that
involves pain and submission be, for some, a path to liberation? 07.05 |
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One man’s quiet
and hairy protest against your assumptions about masculinity and grooming
12.05 |
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Did you know about
the two-mile river under Hartford's streets? 08.05 |
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Hartford Advocate: News |
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Mayor Eddie Perez
has an ambitious plan to make Hartford a free wireless technology zone 03.05 |
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What will the impending
four-digit job losses at Travelers mean for Hartford? 04.05 |
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The politically
prominent Koskoff family was saved from the embarrassment of a malpractice
suit by a last-minute change in the law 08.05 |
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For two years, Tom
Ford has been trying to get a $113 tax refund from the city 11.06 |
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Hartford's new
wireless network is up and running. Now it's up to residents to create their
own technological revolution. 11.06 |
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The Solaris
Group's design for Plaza Mayor looks a lot like a rejected proposal by the
Providian Group. Is it all about connections? 11.06 |
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