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Lautenberg remembered as fighter for rail

Senator Frank LatenbergU.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg is being remembered as a champion of the environment, the poor and public health, but colleagues say one of his most critical roles for New Jersey business was his advocacy for transportation investment — and for rail transit, in particular.

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New Jersey will get $20B to $25B in federal Sandy aid, Christie says

LavalletteNew Jersey will receive between $20 billion and $25 billion of the $60 billion in federal Sandy aid, Gov. Chris Christie revealed to a crowd in Lavallette yesterday during the start of his pre-Memorial Day Shore Tour.

It was the first time since the federal funds were approved in January for New Jersey, New York and Connecticut that the governor disclosed the portion specifically allocated to New Jersey.

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Optimistic NJ Business Owners Back Chris Christie

Gov. ChristieNew Jersey's unemployment rate continues to hover around 9 percent, higher than other states in the region, and the state also continues rank near the bottom in the nation when it comes to its business tax climate, but this isn't stopping Garden State business owners and executives from supporting Gov. Chris Christie.

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Chamber poll: Most business owners back Christie re-election

Two out of three N.J. business owners will – or probably will – vote for Gov. Chris Christie.

That is one of the findings of a new poll released by the N.J. Chamber of Commerce today.

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Chamber survey shows execs have strong support for Christie

A survey by the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce found 66 percent of business owners and executives will likely vote to re-elect Gov. Chris Christie, and would do so no matter who the opposing candidate was. Only 9 percent said the same thing about his Democratic challenger, Barbara Buono.

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Feds approve New Jersey's plan to spend $1.8 billion in Sandy aid

Marking six months since Hurricane Sandy's landfall on the Jersey Shore, officials announced today that the federal government has signed off on more than $1.8 billion in aid to help residents recover from the Oct. 29 storm. New Jersey can now start doling out this first round of the state's portion of the $60 billion emergency relief package that Congress approved in January to help businesses, homeowners and renters.

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