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• The Record: Education matters
  N THE wake of Bret Schundler's firing as state commissioner of education there is a call for legislative hearings over what went wrong with New Jersey 's Race to the Top application. […]
• N.J. lawmakers push for Internet-based voting plan for military
  Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein is one of the sponsors of a bill that would make it possible for military personnel stationed overseas to vote via the Internet in certain state elections. […]
• Swimming restrictions lifted at most NJ beaches
  TRENTON — Most Jersey Shore beaches have lifted the sharp restrictions imposed on swimmers and surfers in the wake of Hurricane Earl and its predecessor. […]
• Lawmakers target Pa. gamblers leaving kids in cars
  Levittown - A pair of state legislators are proposing toughening the law barring parents from leaving children alone in cars following a number of cases in which children were found in cars parked at a suburban Philadelphia casino while adults were gambling inside.Last week, a New Jersey man became the seventh person accused of leaving a minor in a ... […]
• ‘Hurricane’ makes landfall in Trenton
  It's been a trying two weeks at the state Department of Education, but officials there didn't lose their sense of humor. […]
• NJ touts Internet-based voting plan for military
  TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey lawmakers are working on an Internet-based pilot program that would allow members of the military stationed overseas to vote in certain state elections. […]
• Race to the Top flub considered first big misstep for NJ Gov. Christie administration
  TRENTON — Four hundred million dollars in education reform funds up in smoke. One Cabinet member fired, then called a liar, leading him to release a meticulous chronology defending his part in the events that precipitated his dismissal. […]