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Corzine getting economic bills - Asbury Park Press
TRENTON — More than a half-dozen economic stimulus bills are headed to Gov. Jon S. Corzine for his likely signature after receiving Senate approval on Monday. The seven measures, which advanced out of the Assembly earlier this fall session, would ...

$155M in stimulus bills head to Corzine - Courier-Post
TRENTON — More than a half-dozen economic stimulus bills are headed to Gov. Jon S. Corzine for his likely signature after receiving Senate approval Monday. The seven measures, which advanced out of the Assembly earlier this fall session, would let ...

Affordable Housing in Massachusetts Gets $10.2 Million Infusion - Earthtimes
BOSTON , Nov. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- The Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston (the Bank) awarded more than $10.2 million as grants, loans, and subsidies to fund 390 units of affordable rental and ownership housing in seven Massachusetts communities. Of that ...

Jurors hear confession tape in Randolph murder trial - Newark Star-Ledger
After police caught Jonathan Zarate and two teen-agers trying to dump a trunk containing a Randolph girl's beaten and dismembered body into the Passaic River in Rutherford, Zarate told an investigator he had found his next-door neighbor dead. "I ...

Real-Time News - Newark Star-Ledger
• Football: Millburn plays Madison during their Thanksgiving game • Football: Millburn plays Madison during their Thanksgiving game • Football: Millburn plays Madison during their Thanksgiving game They met as teenagers, finding a common bond ...

Capital letters - Guardian Unlimited
I had a Portman mortgage which came under Nationwide's control after the merger. In March 2008, I reduced the loan with a payment of £170,000 on the basis that I could draw it back later if necessary. I also carried on making monthly payments at the ...

New Fannie Mae rules. - Boston Globe
There are some new rules for Fannie Mae loans coming down the Pike, effective April 1, 2009. I do not see these as radical changes. Do you? One: The first one requires that the appraiser review the sales contract. That seems pretty simple on the face ...

Reverse mortgages get a makeover - Lowell Sun
As many readers know, you can get a reverse mortgage on your primary residence to pull equity from the property and use it on anything you like. There are really no formal requirements except for that you must be 62 (some lenders will allow 60) and ...

Register for FREE - Wall Street Journal
Please register to gain free access to WSJ tools. An account already exists for the email address entered. The good news is your home may be worth more than the rock-bottom price that your neighbors' houses fetched. The bad news: No one but you might ...

Code of silence - Worcester Telegram & Gazette
The surveillance photos that FBI investigators say show state Sen. Dianne Wilkerson accepting bribes are jaw-dropping, to be sure. Yet despite the Boston Democrat’s serial legal and ethical entanglements over the years — from loan defaults and ...