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Federal inspectors have assessed at least 26 companies with a total of $110,000 in fines for unsafe workplaces in New Jersey shore towns while cleaning up and repairing damage from Hurricane Sandy, an analysis of U.S. Department of Labor records shows.
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Watchdog report: CRDA keeps no record of unsuccessful proposals
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Watchdog Report: Veterans housing project Tucker's Walk went from high hopes to foreclosure
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Watchdog report: New Jersey doesn't track how many recipients of Tuition Aid Grants graduate
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- Watchdog Report: New Jersey employers squeezed by rising unemployment insurance costs
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Business owners in New Jersey stung last year by higher unemployment insurance payments will pay even more in 2013 to make up a shortfall left by the recession and depredations of past administrations.
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- Watchdog Report: NJTA, SJTA pay for maintaining roads they don't control
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Millions of dollars have been spent over the past four years by the South Jersey Transportation Authority and the New Jersey Turnpike Authority to maintain roads they don’t own.
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- Watchdog Report: Towns, state fight over share of utility funds
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Upper Township, in Cape May County, received $6.1 million last year in energy receipts taxes for hosting the B.L England Generating Station.
- Watchdog: State Ethics Commission puts financial disclosure forms for officers of casino boards online after five years
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Contrary to New Jersey law, the state Ethics Commission for five years failed to post to the Internet financial disclosure forms from key managers of the Division of Gaming Enforcement and Casino Control Commission, officials said.
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- Watchdog: Atlantic City's legal bills rise despite efforts to cut costs
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ATLANTIC CITY — Taxpayers spent more than $9 million last year to pay municipal legal costs — a 28 percent increase despite promises of new money-saving policies.
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- Watchdog Report: Veterans left stranded amid squalor, crime at Somers Point apartment complex
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The Veterans Point project at The Gates at Somers Point, billed as the first permanent housing complex for veterans in the state, has collapsed in the past year, leaving a handful of veterans living in squalor.
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- Watchdog Report: Director's pay grew 40% as debt at South Jersey economic development agency soared
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Executive Director Gordon Dahl’s salary has increased by more than 40 percent — with no identifiable documentation of proper approval — even as the South Jersey Economic Development District has fallen into hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt with the NextGen Aviation Research and Technology Park project.
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- WATCHDOG REPORT: Northfield paid former CFO 324 hours of unapproved comp time while she worked for another town
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Former Northfield Chief Financial Officer Marilyn Dolcy was paid more than 324 hours of unapproved comp time over her last three months of employment, even while working full time for Galloway Township.
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- Watchdog report: South Jersey Economic Development District can't pay NextGen contractors
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The South Jersey Economic Development District, the agency that coordinated building the $7 million infrastructure at the planned NextGen Aviation Research and Technology Park in Egg Harbor Township, is unable to pay an estimated $495,000 to contractors that did the work.
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- WATCHDOG REPORT: After six years, no park, no jobs at NextGen facility in Egg Harbor Township
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Six years ago the $300 million NextGen Aviation Research and Technology Park was announced as a project that would bring 2,000 high-paying jobs and a technology-based economy to the region from its base adjacent to the FAA Technical Center in Egg Harbor Township.
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- Watchdog report: Neglect is routine at some New Jersey nursing homes
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A bandage on the left hand of a resident at Our Lady's Residence Health Care Center drew immediate questions from a state inspector visiting the Pleasantville nursing home in June 2009.
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- Watchdog report: N.J. state college enrollment increases, state aid does not, so students pay more
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Richard Stockton College will get about $19.8 million in state aid next year, or about $2,800 per student, to subsidize the cost of educating about 7,000 full-time undergraduates.
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- Watchdog Report: Former Gov. Corzine's administration pressured CRDA into making bad loan worth nearly $4 million
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The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority ignored its own policies when it succumbed to pressure from former Gov. Jon Corzine's administration and lost nearly $4 million in a bad loan to another state agency.
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