Misgivings in New Jersey; Hope at the Garden
637084
It was only six months ago that the Nets strutted out of their home here in the Jersey swamp, all smirks and satisfaction and unmitigated bluster.
162075
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. _ I was happy to see the label "poisonous" on the plant Brugmansia when I visited a garden center in the other day. I applaud them for letting the public know _ especially shoppers who have curious small children or pets.
378760
BAYONNE, NJ Oct. 7, 2004 - New Jersey has been fairly reliable for Democrats in presidential elections Al Gore coasted to a double-digit win in 2000 but polls this year show a close race, with President Bush&#39;s anti-terror efforts boosting his support.
180484
By The Buffalo News, N.Y.  Feb. 18--Whenever a new administration names its environmental brain  trust, somebody gets nervous.   Through the 12 years of New York's Pataki administration, it was the  greens who were uncomfortable.
491860
A 35-foot windmill is at the center of a collision between the ideals of alternative energy and the suburban reality of New Jerseyâs notorious not-in-my-backyard culture.
762831
A governor of a small Northeastern state announces his resignation, driven from office by a gay sex scandal. It happened in New Jersey and it happens again on "Law &amp; Order."
292949
The following editorial appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer on Tuesday, Sept. 12:  Labor Day is gone. The coast is quiet now. Most beachgoers have packed away chairs and umbrellas and turned their thoughts to school and football.
523844
By The Garden Path, Tim Elkner, Daina Savage  Editor's note: This gardening column is written by Daina Savage, Intelligencer Journal correspondent, and Tim Elkner, Lancaster County Horticulture extension agent.           Hurricane effect. Thank goodness for Ernesto residuals.
167397
A lot has happened in the other world since Friday. That would be the world outside of Florida. Maybe by sometime today, this area and this state will get back to feeling more like part of that world.
369735
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. -- They were hoping for a sporting miracle yesterday, only it didn't materialize. Now, American Ryder Cup players must hope for a diplomatic miracle.
376881
Jason Giambi said he was sorry five times. He apologized three times. To the New York Yankees. To his teammates. To the fans.
190249
Cheney disagrees with Bush. Log Cabin fights for âUnity Platformâ. These are pebbles in the ocean. The Republicans swarming into Manhattan this week are bringing a cynical message.
323929
New Jersey Gov. James E. McGreevey gestures during his farewell speech in Trenton, NJ, Monday, Nov. 8, 2004. McGreevey used his farewell address to detail his accomplishments and the soul-searching that has
646851
By Tara M. Manthey, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.  Sep. 23--Erica Palmer imagined she was making a presentation to her grandmother, not the governor.   The sixth-grader held that picture in her head as she explained Spanaway Elementary School's gardening project to Gov.
659469
I'm with Hal Sutton. Eurofolk, stop whining about Brookline. &quot;We've apologized for five years,&quot; says the US Ryder Cup captain. &quot;So y'all need to forget about that. The American players, if we had to do it all over again, would not have run out on the green. We are going out there, and we are going ...
82987
In his "My View" (Aug. 25), Washington County commissioner, Alan Gardner, made some excellent points about the incorrect notion that the federal government can better control public lands than can the local counties. Also, a Sept. 7 article, "N.Y.
527327
Maybe not. Or maybe so. It depends on how much weight one gives to what the New Jersey Democrat says vs. what he adds. Echoing a written statement he issued Wednesday, Corzine