Just about everyone - politicians, pundits, journalists, voters, bureaucrats and bloggers - complains that elections are won and lost for superficial reasons.
A federal grand jury has charged a Wilkes-Barre, Pa., man with offering to help al-Qaida blow up oil pipelines and refineries, a plot he allegedly hatched in a Yahoo chat room bearing Osama Bin Laden’s initials.
John J. Gibbs’ dedication and work ethic in his job as Sea Girt’s superintendent of school and principal of the borough’s elementary school is well-known at the school and in the community.
Homeowners in every state but Alaska spent more of their incomes on housing costs last year than at the start of the decade, according to data released by the Census Bureau.
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A 10-year-old Alaskan murder mystery was solved this week when a South Jersey man flew to Anchorage and surrendered. John Thomas Carlin, 49, a highway construction worker from Elmer, Salem County, was living in Anchorage in 1996 with another man. Both, police said, were romancing the same woman, an exotic dancer who once lived in Brick Township.
A dozen years ago, John Carlin quit his job in New Jersey, packed up his Salem County home and moved to Alaska. He eventually moved back home, but his past caught up with him Monday, police say, when Alaskan authorities charged the 49-year-old with killing a man there a decade ago.
