Heavy rain fell and strong winds blew around the Garden State on Tuesday, but had it not been for mild temperatures, Wednesday could have looked a whole lot different.

WEDNESDAY'S HEADLINES

  • Federal transportation dollars could soon be in jeopardy for the Garden State, writes David Matthau.
  • Kevin McArdle reports that 2011 will come and go with still no deal on unused sick day payouts.
  • NJ officials have tips on how to save on your car insurance in 2012.
  • Consumer confidence numbers are up, but Dino Flammia wonders if that will last?
  • Two of America's most well-known chains plan to close stores after more sluggish numbers.
  • Stacy Proebstle writes that the economy is taking a toll on mental health service funding.
  • Are penalties not severe enough to deter burglars in New Jersey?

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Tuesday's poll asked if you had faith in Governor Christie's plans for 2012....62% said yes

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