From The Newsroom

We've entered the holiday homestretch here in the newsroom, but things are hardly slowing down across New Jersey.

THURSDAY'S HEADLINES

David Matthau covered Governor Christie's town hall in Spotswood, where Christie asked for public help on an issue he has been hammering home, and promised more cuts.
Stacy Proebstle asks, "Is New Jersey prepared for a possible anthrax attack or pandemic flu outbreak?"
Kevin McArdle reports from the State House on bills that would increase penalties for filming assaults and texting while driving.
The homeless man beaten last week suffers a seizure.
Monmouth Park gets a new lease on life.
Jason Allentoff has the information on toll hikes that will start in 2012.
There are new developments in the Rt. 287 plane crash that claimed 5 lives.

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Our Wednesday poll asked if you would be working between Christmas and New Year's. 47% responded that they would be working, 34% said they would not, and 18% plan to work only part of the week.