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Lindenwold resident sues borough over right to record public meetings
Lawsuit alleges borough’s one-camera policy violates the New Jersey Constitution, the Open Public Meetings Act, and the public’s common-law right to record government meetings
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5mEssex County judge to rule next month on request to dismiss Bloomfield public records case
Township officials say the municipality produced all the required records. Requester says key information was withheld.
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4mSherrill taps former federal official to lead New Jersey consumer protection agency
Christopher Peterson helped strengthen safeguards against predatory lending to military families
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11mGovernor Sherrill's energy agenda is taking New Jersey off course
The state's growing reliance on fossil fuels and nuclear power is driving higher costs for ratepayers while slowing New Jersey's transition to clean energy.
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27mThe Vindicator explains: How 6,600 noncitizens were registered to vote in New Jersey
About 400 later cast ballots. Here is what we know about the voter-registration failure, what the state and its contractor disagree about, and the questions that still need to be answered.
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3mParamount and Warner Bros. pause $110 billion merger deal as New Jersey antitrust case moves forward
New Jersey and 11 other states argue the deal would reduce competition, raise prices, and leave consumers with fewer entertainment choices.