NJ Physicians Band Together for Savings: Group Purchasing Promises Discounts to Doctors

NJ Physicians, an association of New Jersey medical doctors, announces the creation of a group purchasing plan offering savings of five to 15 percent on a wide range of products and services.

Masque of the Red Death Plays St. Luke's Theatre Beginning Aug. 27

The award-winning Los Angeles-based Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre Group makes its New York City debut Aug.

West Highland White Terrier: Essential Dog Breed Guide

Here are some of the basics about the West Highland White Terrier also called Westies: Category: Terrier Living Environment: indoors ; outdoors Coat: about two-inch coarse and wiry outer coat and soft, dense, ...

The Week in Words

"There was an obvious conflict between Mr. Busch's private life and Mr. Busch's county life.'' Jim Gantt, Hernando County's purchasing director, on the actions of Bill Busch , who served as the county's ...

And the Word became Art

From left, Jessica Crosby, 23, Jennifer Jones, 22, and Katie Sattler, 23, look at pages from The Saint John's Bible at the Tacoma Art Museum, where about 100 pages are on display through Sept.

International team of monks and artists collaborating on Bible entirely by hand

These days, when Bible verses can be pulled up instantly online and printed Bibles are readily available, an international team of monks, calligraphers and artists is creating a Bible the old-fashioned way.

Bayonne officals will pay county, but won't like it

News videos Entertainment videos Living videos >> >> >> >> >> Bayonne officals will pay county, but won't like it Monday, August 11, 2008 By JONATHAN SHAPIRO JOURNAL STAFF WRITER Talk among Bayonne city ...

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State gives county control of charter schools

"When Bad Lawns Happen to Good People" free class: 2 p.m., Spring Hill Branch/Harold G. Zopp Memorial Library, 9220 Spring Hill Drive, Spring Hill.

School's off, anxiety's not in Hernando

Rod Lundquist, left, and his son, Erik, fill sandbags at the Ridge Manor Community Center on State Road 50 on Monday.