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The NJ 2nd Amendment Society will be taking part in a nationwide rally here in Trenton on February Friday 8th.

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Justin Timberlake, made famous for be being the lead-singer of the boy band, 'N Sync, has focused mainly on his acting career in the last five years. Early this morning, JT released his first new single in years. You can check it out below.

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Jim was speaking with Raritan Borough Mayor Jo-Ann Liptak this morning (1/10) regarding a movement that is under by a group of Marines that want to assist the memory of a New Jersey hero.

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Former Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Drummer, Vini 'Mad Dog' Lopez called in to the Steve Trevelise show last night. (1/7)

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On Thursday's Deminski & Doyle show, the guys had a chance to interview John Waldorf. John has been in the news because he was recently incarcerated for not being able to afford an alimony payment.

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On today's show, Jeff and Bill were asking you if you ever had your house broken into and what living through that horror was like. We had testimonies from tons of New Jerseyans who talked about how they got in, what was stolen and just how scary it was. A while back, we had a caller give us the other side of the coin. He was a burglar when he was younger and he gave the audience some insight on how they do what they do. Check it out.

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The 'Big Man' Clarence Clemons may be gone but he left an amazing legacy of music that we can all enjoy, especially a song he performed for Christmas.

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Dennis and Judi were discussing the Facebook stalker who robbed people's houses while they were out of town based on their Facebook status. As they talked about the robber,  they stumbled on a really funny song on YouTube. Leave it to Dennis and Judi to find a random song to be the soundtrack to a story.

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Dennis and Judi were discussing alimony reform today (12/12) and how messed up the judicial process is in NJ for residents forced to pay alimony.

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The majority of politicians are excited as the prospect of $37 billion dollars coming to the Garden State for Sandy relief, except for one.

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