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U.S. stocks edge higher in early trading

Stocks are opening slightly higher on Wall Street, giving the market a chance to break its longest losing streak in five years.

 

Bergenfield resident faces weapons charges after SWAT team responds to suicide call

A suicide call which ended nonviolently Wednesday led to the deployment of a SWAT team to a home and an arrest on weapons charges for another resident, police said.

 

Pollution, suicide, history up for discussion in N.J. Senate

A carcinogenic metal found in drinking water throughout New Jersey and new rules that would allow more septic systems in the protected Highlands Region are two of the roughly four dozen issues and bills set to be discussed during Senate committee meetings Thursday.

 

2 US troops dead after Afghan raid that killed 26 civilians

A joint raid by U.S. and Afghan forces targeting senior Taliban commanders killed two American service members and 26 Afghan civilians on Thursday, authorities said, rare combat deaths for Western forces who handed over the task of securing Afghanistan to local troops some two years ago.

 

Cross River Bank gets $28M from technology venture capitalists

In an unusual pivot for a North Jersey community bank, Cross River Bank has tapped into technology-focused venture funds, with an eye on raising capital and continuing a growth spurt in online consumer lending.

 

Senate committees to discuss pollution, suicide issues

Assisted suicide and a carcinogenic metal found in New Jersey drinking water are among the four dozen issues and bills up for discussion today in state Senate committee hearings.

 

Wyckoff students schooled in entrepreneurship

WYCKOFF — Enterprising students at Eisenhower Middle School are learning how to bring their products to the marketplace in the new after-school TREP$ club.TREP$" — short for young entrepreneurs — is...

 

Millburn candidates weigh in on forum

Township Committee candidates say what they hope you learned from the Oct. 27 debate.

 

County to collect leaves in Belleville

Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo Jr. announced Essex County’s 2016 Leaf Collection Schedule for County Roads.

 

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