News roundup for Saturday, Jan. 3
Details on Gov. Corzine’s proposed state budget cuts of $812 million are to be announced Monday.
New in ‘09: A law that says gas can’t be sold here if it contains more than a half percent of methyl tertiary butyl ether, an additive once added to gas to meet clean-air standards… that was contaminating groundwater.
The Star-Ledger’s editorial board bids good riddance to the nation’s love affair with ethanol.
The Woodbridge Planning Board on Wednesday will hear plans for redevelopment along a section of river that include bike paths and space for green-technology companies.
Red Bank’s mayor has changed his mind about pursuing a transit village designation.
In Plumsted in Ocean County, two police officers spent yesterday herding 50 sheep that escaped from their pen three times in a row.
People who use bicycles to commute are apparently eligible for a $20-per-month tax-free reimbursement from their employers.
And Baristanet has some of the transit poetry of Belleville writer Anthony Buccino. Check out his various odes to the PATH.
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