From The Newsroom

It is just over 24 hours away from the ball dropping, and turning the page on 2011. We recap the final news day of 2011.

FRIDAY'S HEADLINES

Kevin McArdle reports that Governor Christie is happy with his 2011 performance. But is Governor Christie improving New Jersey's image?
David Matthau spoke to New Jerseyans, who are hoping for many changes in 2012.
Many residents across the state are growing weary of an alarming trend of child sex abuse cases.
Law enforcement will be out and about around the Garden State this weekend cracking down on DWI's during New Year's.
New data shows that many drivers are putting off on regular car maintenance in an effort to save money.
Renting instead of owning a home is becoming the new norm in New Jersey.

Hear Governor Christie's entire interview with Eric Scott, where he discusses his 2011 performance and 2012 initiatives:

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If you want to recap the top 11 stories of 2011 that happened in New Jersey, check out Dino Flammia's list complete with pictures and video.

Before I get to the poll and video, I would like to thank everybody for their continued support of our station, website, and this daily blog. We could not do it without you. I can speak on behalf of everybody here at NJ 101.5 by wishing all our readers and listeners a very happy and healthy New Year's.

56% of those who responded to the daily poll say they will come up with 2012 New Year's Resolutions.