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Flickr User yaybiscuits123
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Mystery Water Problem Continues For Jersey Shore Town [AUDIO]

A mystery water problem remains unsolved in Lake Como and surrounding communities.

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Flickr user: Valerie Everett
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NJ Senator Wants To Raise Cigarette Buying Age To 21 [POLL/AUDIO]

Former New Jersey Governor and current State Senator Dick Codey plans to introduce a bill that would raise the minimum age for buying cigarettes in the Garden State from 19 to 21.

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State Farm
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Dog Bites Climb In NJ [AUDIO]

Between four and five million people become dog bite victims each year. In 2012 alone, State Farm experienced 77 dog bite claims in New Jersey and paid out more than $4.7 million.

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Statehouse (NJSenateRepublicans.com)
Statehouse (NJSenateRepublicans.com)
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NJ Legislator Introduces Earned Sick Days Bill [AUDIO]

More than 1.2 million New Jersey workers, 38 percent of the state's private-sector workforce, lack earned sick days, but that doesn't mean these employees don't get sick. It means they don't get paid if they have to stay home when they're ill.

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Mark Wilson/Getty Images
Mark Wilson/Getty Images
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Mold Workshops In Ocean County Cut Through Rumors [AUDIO]

Mold remains one of the top hazards for the Sandy recovery, but with so many different types, health officials in hard-hit Ocean County hope to dispel misconceptions and spread awareness.

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Jeffrey Coolidge, Getty Images
Jeffrey Coolidge, Getty Images
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How Much Salt Should Be Cut From Diet?

A surprising new report questions how sharply Americans should cut back on salt.

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Sandy Renters
Mario Tama, Getty Images
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New Study Looks At Mental Health After Sandy [AUDIO]

While the Sandy recovery presses on, there are still scars out there you cannot see.

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Doctor's Office
Flickr user: DoNotLick
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Women’s Health Honored This Week

Starting with Mother's Day on the 12th, the New Jersey Department of Health is recognizing National Women's Health Week.

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Justin Sullivan, Getty Images
Justin Sullivan, Getty Images
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Sandy-Debris a Breeding Ground for Mosquitoes, NJ Officials Warn [AUDIO]

State officials are voicing concern that all of the debris left in the wake of Superstorm Sandy more than 6 months ago could provide additional breeding grounds for mosquitoes that carry the West Nile Virus.

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Paige Aiello's parents Robin and Christopher hold her portrait in a picture sent to Townsquare Media
Paige Aiello's parents Robin and Christopher hold her portrait in a picture sent to Townsquare Media (Townsquare Media)
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Paige Aiello’s Death Spurs Mental Health Discussion [POLL/AUDIO]

Drowning by suicide was the cause of death for Paige Aiello, the College of New Jersey student whose body was found under the George Washington Bridge about one month after she disappeared.

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