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If you are in need of assistance due to losses incurred from Hurricane Sandy, this interview Jim conducted this morning with FEMA Public Relations Manager Scott Sanders may help you.

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Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno called in to Jim's show this morning to discuss all the different options NJ residents have to available to them so that they can cast their vote in the elections.

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In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, we're hearing some amazing stories of survival, including this note that was found in a home in Toms River:

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Every once in a while, a new artist comes along that goes against the grain. Someone who sounds different from what you're used to. This week, a man by the name of Gary Clark, Jr. took the bull by the horns and released an eclectic, genre-bending, guitar driven debut record that will certainly have the music business talking for a while.

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Ed Forchion, better known as NJ Weedman, is back in NJ today as his court case resumes today in Mt. Holly. Forchion called in to Jim this morning to discuss his case and medical marijuana in the great Garden State.

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State Senate President Steve Sweeney called into Jim's show today (9/25) to discuss the plan of asking voters in the 2013 State Election to raise the minimum wage.

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The 31st annual John Basilone Memorial Parade will take place this coming weekend, September 21st -23rd in Raritan Township.

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This morning (9/19) Governor Chris Christie called into Jim Gearhart's show to provide an update to a complaint brought up on the "Ask the Governor" program from a host of complaints over higher tax bills in Monroe Township even though there is a 2 percent property tax cap in place.

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Out of all the great American song writers, is 'The Boss' Bruce Springsteen the all-time best?

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Ocean County Paranormal is back at it, and this time we're heading back in time to the Revolutionary War. But that's not all, we've also got suspected murder, vagrants, bootleggers, prostitutes, and corruption (in New Jersey? Never!).

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