81. New Jersey ACENet Organization-Institutional Representatives Ramapo College of new jersey 505 Ramapo Valley Road Mahwah, NJ 07430 201684-7540 Patricia Gruytch, Director of Graduate Student Services http://www.rider.edu/~njacenet/institutional.html

NEW JERSEY Institutional Representatives Home Mission Statement History Board Members ... ACENetwork News Esmilda Abreu, Director Women's Center Montclair State University Valley Road and Normal Avenue Montclair, NJ 07043 abreue@mail.montclair.edu Mary Lee Batesko. Special Assistant to the President Georgian Court College 900 Lakewood Ave. Lakewood, NJ 08701-2697 bateskom@georgian.edu Ginny Bender, Assistant to the Academic Vice President Saint Peter's College 2641 Kennedy Blvd. Jersey City, NJ 07306-5997 vbender@spc.edu Bonnie Buzza, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Jimmie Leeds Rd. PO Box 195 Pomona, NJ 08903

82. UJA Federation Of Northern New Jersey: Local Youth Groups For Jewish Teens Services Teen Connections (201) 4886800, x222 ElyA@ujannj.org. These youthgroups hold programs in new jersey; if there is no local contact given, http://www.jewishbergen.org/teens/

document.write(' ' + civMonth[month] + ' ' + day + ', ' + year); document.write(hDay + ' ' + hebMonth[hMonth+1] + ' ' + hYear + ' '); Return to Home Page Kids rock at Tsunami Relief Benefit Hillel (Campus Youth Services March of the Living ... Send Feedback Driving Directions to our offices: River Edge Wayne Local Youth Groups for Jewish Teens Get Involved Rabbi Ely Allen Director, Campus Youth ElyA@ujannj.org These youth groups hold programs in New Jersey; if there is no local contact given, please call the New York office listed for details of area programs. Many synagogues also sponsor their own youth groups. Betar - Tagar 625 Broadway, #7F New York, NY 10012 212-254-8036 fax E-mail: betar@istd.com www.betar.org Betar is the youth organization dedicated to community service and Jewish activism. Tagar is the Campus division of Betar. Bnei Akiva of New York and New Jersey 7 Penn Plaza New York, NY 10001-3900 212-465-2155 fax E-mail: bneiakiva@bneiakiva.org www.bneiakiva.org Contact: Daniel Katz, 212-889-5992, dbk22@columbia.edu

83. New Jersey Library Association To obtain information visit the new jersey State Library or email registrar@tesc . work developing and implementing Cooperative projects and services, http://www.njla.org/jobs.html

CONTACT US For school media positions, consult the Educational Media Association of New Jersey Professional librarian certification for the State of New Jersey has been transferred from the New Jersey Department of Education to Thomas Edison State College. To obtain information visit the New Jersey State Library or email: registrar@tesc.edu JOB HOTLINE: Updated for the week of September 20, 2005 Job listings are for MLS positions. Positions that meet the NJLA minimum salary requirement are listed first. Beginning January 1, 2005 the minimum starting salary requirement is $41,295 for full time positions and $22.69 for hourly positions. See Salary Guide Jobs are listed for four weeks unless the employer specifies otherwise. New jobs are listed first. Job listings are posted free for NJLA Institutional Members. For all others, there is a $50 fee to place a job on the hotline. To post a position, email the job listing to Pat Tumulty NEW POSITIONS: Jobs that meet the NJLA Minimum APPLICATIONS/MEMBER SERVICES SPECIALIST. LMXAC

84. Automotive Technology 3. Take the new jersey College Basic Skills Placement Test as required of allstudents A tool set will be required for the Cooperative Work Experience. http://www.camdencc.edu/departments/automotive/Apprentice.htm

GM-ASEP Toyota T-Ten Apprentice Certificate ... Virtual Tour Automotive Technology Apprentice Programs Curriculum Outline Career Description The Automotive Technology (Apprentice) program is an open enrollment curriculum. The goal of this program is to prepare students for careers in the automotive industry as service technicians. It provides state-of-the-art training on modern automotive systems which are incorporating more and more computer controlled and electronic systems. Another important goal is to provide the automotive service industry with technicians who, in addition to having excellent technical skills, have excellent communication skills as well. Program Objectives To provide quality, state-of-the-art education in automotive technology to those people who want to enter the automotive service industry. To provide quality, state-of-the-art training to people who want to update their technical skills in automotive service technology, and to promote lifelong learning. To provide students with the social skills, decision making skills, and work habits necessary to be productive employees in the automotive service industry by promoting general education and inter-disciplinary approaches.

85. New Jersey State Police - 2004 News Releases West Trenton, NJ With the holiday season in full swing, new jersey State a cooperative effort by troopers, municipal officers and the new jersey Motor http://www.njsp.org/news/pr122204.html

NJSP Quick Links NJSP Home About Us Recruiting Division Organization Public Information News Releases FAQ's Highlights Sitemap Services Contact NJSP Archives NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE OFFICIAL NEWS RELEASE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Public Information Office (609) 882-2000: Capt. Al Della Fave Ext. 6514 Lt. Kevin Rehmann Ext. 6515 SFC Gerald Lewis Ext. 6516 Sgt. Stephen Jones Ext. 6513 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 22, 2004 STATE POLICE SEND MESSAGE OF SAFETY FOR HOLIDAYS Troopers Warn of Strict Enforcement for Aggressive Drivers of Commercial Vehicles West Trenton, N.J. - With the holiday season in full swing, New Jersey State Police Superintendent Rick Fuentes today announced a holiday safety program that contains educational and enforcement components. The State Police will increase patrols, enforcement and traffic safety activities, throughout the 2004 Holiday season. In making his announcement the superintendent reminded holiday travelers and shoppers that an extra measure of caution and safety could prevent tragedy. The educational aspect of the holiday program will include a cooperative effort by troopers, municipal officers and the New Jersey Motor Truck Association to distribute pamphlets warning motorists, including commercial vehicles, of the strict enforcement of New Jersey's motor vehicle laws. Posters will be displayed and literature available at designated New Jersey service areas, rest areas, and truck stops. Troopers will provide brochures to all motorist contacts to create public awareness of the program. Variable message signs will be used on all major highways to remind motorists to drive responsibly.

86. New Jersey State Police - 2005 News Releases As a result, the Essex County Prosecutor s Office and the new jersey State The agencies that participated in this cooperative investigation included http://www.njsp.org/news/pr011805.html

NJSP Quick Links NJSP Home About Us Recruiting Division Organization Public Information News Releases FAQ's Highlights Sitemap Services Contact NJSP Archives NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE OFFICIAL NEWS RELEASE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Public Information Office (609) 882-2000: Capt. Al Della Fave Ext. 6514 Lt. Kevin Rehmann Ext. 6515 SFC Gerald Lewis Ext. 6516 A/Sgt. Stephen Jones Ext. 6513 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 18, 2005 ESSEX ANTI-CRIME PARTNERSHIP CRUSHES IRVINGTON DRUG RING Investigative Teamwork Uncovers Suburban Link Irvington, Essex County - Attorney General Peter Harvey, Essex County Prosecutor Paula Dow, State Police Superintendent Colonel Rick Fuentes, Director of Criminal Justice Vaughn McKoy, Essex County Sheriff Armando Fontoura, and the members of the Essex Anti-Crime Partnership announced that Phase II of "Operation Out-of-Towners" was concluded with the arrest of 18 persons for narcotics offenses based upon the issuance of 18 arrest warrants by the Superior Court. The suspects reside in six different New Jersey counties. The arrests culminate a two-pronged investigation conducted by numerous law enforcement agencies. Ten handguns were also recovered.

87. Long Beach Island, NJ Health Services Directory Copyright© 199699 Long Beach Island Web Cooperative All rights reserved.island, lbi, nj, new jersey, real estate, rentals, shore, ocean, vacation, beach, http://longbeachisland.com/health.html

L ong B each I sland, NJ HEALTH SERVICES PHONE NUMBERS ALCOHOLISM SERVICES AA Hotline 494-5130 Ala-Call Hotline (24 hours, 7 days) 1-800-322-5525 St. Francis Counseling Service 494-1554 Seabrook House Chemical Dependency Treatment 1-800-582-5968 Southern Ocean County Hospital (SOCH) Substance Abuse Programs 978-8922 Battered Women's Shelters Hotline 732-244-8259 CONTACT of Ocean County 693-5834 Domestic Violence Unit 732-244-5353 NJ Child Abuse Reporting Hotline 1-800-792-8610/TTD: 1-800-835-5510 NJ Division on Women's Referral Central Hotline 1-800-322-8092 Runaway Hotline - National Runaway Switchboard 1-800-621-4000 DISABILITYSERVICES Association for the Multiple Impaired Blind, Inc 732-262-0082 Hearing Helpline 1-800-327-9355 Learning Disabilities Association (Monmouth/Ocean Chapter) 732-460-1071 NJ Association of the Deaf-Blind, Inc 732-805-1912 NJ Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services 732-255-0836 NJ Easter Seal Society 732-363-6677 Ocean Co. Office for the Disabled 732-506-5062 Ocean Co. Occupational Center Project Child Find 1-800-322-8174 DRUG ABUSE SERVICES Narcotics Anonymous Meetings Information 1-800-992-0401 New Jersey Drug Hotline 1-800-225-0196 St. Francis Community Center 494-1554

88. Part Three In Addition: Programs And Activities At Princeton Many of Princeton University s facilities, services, and activities are available Through the University s affiliation with the new jersey Business and http://www.princeton.edu/hr/handbook/partthre/partthre.htm

Part Three In Addition: Programs And Activities At Princeton Many of Princeton University’s facilities, services, and activities are available to staff members and their families. Most of these activities are listed in the calendar published in the Princeton Weekly Bulletin . Many are free; others have a fee or admission charge. Employees can take in an art exhibit, hear a gallery talk, play squash or swim in Dillon Gymnasium, or browse in the library. There are concerts and movies on campus and nearby. Employees can follow Princeton’s sports teams, play tennis, backpack on weekends, and much more. TigerCard Identification Card http://web.princeton.edu/sites/tigercard/ Parking and Parking Decals Valid parking permits must be displayed at all times . All employee vehicles parking on University property must display a current decal. The vehicle decal governs the legal parking of the vehicle regardless of the operator. No parking is permitted except in designated parking areas . From 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, staff cars must be parked only in assigned areas. After 5:00 p.m. and on weekends, parking in alternate campus areas is permitted. Booth passes are required for main campus parking.

89. Children And Families Initiative Overview - Atlantic County Government Atlantic County, new jersey. Social Services YOUTH SERVICES COMMISSION CHILDRENAND FAMILIES INITIATIVE. Awards and Presentations Programs Services http://www.aclink.org/CFI/mainpages/Backgrounder.asp

Home County News Gallery Directions ... Employment Atlantic County Government DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES Division of Intergenerational Services Youth Services Commission - Children and Families Initiative YOUTH SERVICES COMMISSION CHILDREN AND FAMILIES INITIATIVE Awards and Presentations The Five Family Centers Contact Us Children and Families Initiative Homepage ... Youth Services Commission Homepage Project Overview The Children and Families Initiative was developed to address the fragmentation of services to children and families that were offered in Atlantic County. In 1991 it became apparent that a crisis existed involving the children in Atlantic County. The release of the first "Kids Count New Jersey", report, funded by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, showed that Atlantic County ranked 20th of 21 New Jersey Counties in thirteen indicators of child well-being. For example, the report showed the "Infant Mortality Rate" for Atlantic County to be 14.1 per 1,000 live births compared to 9.3 statewide. The rate of "Births to Teens" was 67 per 1,000 teens, compared to the state average of 43. The 13 indicators showed that Atlantic County ranked between 6% and 193% worse than the state average. The service delivery system to children and their families was unwieldy and difficult to access. The services most needed were either poorly publicized, costly, inaccessible or simply unavailable to the families who were at greatest risk. Through the efforts of the County Administrator Helen Walsh, Senator William Gormley and the Youth Services Commission of Atlantic County and the New Jersey Department of Human Services, the "Children and Families Initiative (CFI) was established.

90. State Contacts-CRED Economic Development A base program of the Cooperative Extension System harris@scs.unr.edu. new Hampshire. new jersey. Bruce Barbour http://srdc.msstate.edu/cred/contacts/statecontacts.htm

Community Resources and Economic Development A base program of the Cooperative Extension System State Contacts Clicking on a state takes you directly to that state's contact. Alabama Celedonio M. Gapasin CRD Specialist Alabama CES PO Box 508 Normal, AL 35762 705-851-5710 Fax: 705-851-5840 cgapasin@acesag.auburn.edu Warren McCord Extension Assistant Director Alabama CES 112 Duncan Hall Auburn University, AL 36849-5618 334-844-4450 Fax: 334-844-5544 rmccord@acesag.auburn.edu Harry Strawn Economist, Resource Development Alabama CES 214 Extension Hall Auburn University, AL 36849 334-844-3688 Fax: 334-844-9022 hstrawn@acesag.auburn.edu Robert Zabawa Research Professor Tuskegee University G.W. Carver Ag. Experiment Station 100 Campell Hall Tuskegee, AL 36088 334-727-8114 Fax: 334-727-4451 zabawar@acd.tusk.edu Stephen Jones Director, CES

91. New York City No Fee Apartment Rentals In Manhattan And Luxury NYC Apartments Anchor Associates is new York City’s premier No Fee apartment rental agency, new York 516681-4532 new jersey 908-289-4488, Pottery Barn http://www.anchornyc.com/links.htm

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92. Rutgers Cooperative Extension Home Gardening Publications | Offices Of Burlingto Moss in Lawns; Steps to an instant Lawn (Sodding); Zoysiagrass Lawns in NewJersey Rutgers Cooperative Extension is an equal opportunity employer http://www.co.burlington.nj.us/departments/rutgers/brochures/home_gardening.htm

Home Gardening Publications Lawns Your Lawn and Its Care Establishing Your Lawn Seeding Your Lawn Minimizing Waste Disposal: Grass Clippings Operating Mowers Safely Chemical Control of Turfgrass Diseases Lawn Fertilizer Spreader Calibration Managing Soil pH for Turfgrasses Fertilizing the Home Lawn How to Calculate the Amount of Fertilizer Needed for Your Lawn How to Protect Water Quality and Have a Beautiful Lawn Turfgrass Seed Selection for Home Lawns Renovating Your Lawn Moss in Lawns Steps to an instant Lawn (Sodding) Zoysiagrass Lawns in New Jersey Weed Control in Pebble Lawns, Drive ways, and Paths Weed Controf in Home Lawns Preemergence Crabgrass Control Soil Testing Information Trees Storm-lnjured Trees Herbicide Injury to Trees Selecting and Growing Shade Trees..... What's Wrong With My Tree?..... Landscaping Landscape Planning for Home Grounds..... $1.OO How to Landscape Your Home Landscape Do's and Don'ts Preventing Pests in the Home Landscape Landscaping with Container Plants Landscape Management with Low Chemical Input Care of Evergreens Pest Resistant Trees and Shrubs n Transplanting Trees and Shrubs Six Ways to Keep Your Newly Planted Tree Alive and Healthy Ground Covers Salt Injury to Ornamental Shrubs and Ground Covers Topsoil Suitable for Landscape Use Pruning Flowers Shrubs Propagating Plants Shrubs for the Home Front Low Water Use Landscaping Fife, Small Trees for Hew Jersey Home Grounds.....

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