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A fatal bus crash, the passage of gay marriage in the NJ Assembly, the conviction of a cop killer, and the announcement of Wrestlemania to NJ wind down a hectic day in the Garden State.

THURSDAY'S HEADLINES

A tragic Burlington school bus crash in the death of one girl and multiple injuries.
The NJ Assembly passed the gay marriage bill through their house, even as a Governor Christie veto awaits.
Jahmell Crockam is found guilty of the murder of Lakewood Police Officer, Christopher Matlosz
Governor Christie, along with officials from the WWE, Giants, and Jets, announces that Wrestlemania will be coming to Met Life Stadium next year.
Hall of Fame catcher and former Mets legend Gary Carter loses a bout with cancer at the age of 57 years old.
At a Wednesday event to announce school construction around New Jersey, Governor Christie addressed the hot-button issue of his decision to lower flags this weekend for Whitney Houston's funeral.
From the State House in Trenton, Kevin McArdle reports of grappling between NJ Republican and Democrats over 2012 priorities.
Foreclosures could breathe new life, if legislation passes through the State House.
A Monmouth Park deal is on the cusp between the state and horsemen.
RGGI remains a priority for environmentalists around the state.
Dino Flammia reports that flu season is in full swing, but vaccinations are still available.

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Wednesday's poll asked if you thought gay marriage should be the most pressing issue for Trenton lawmakers. 65% did not consider it the most pressing, while 20% say it is.