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• YANKEES CELEBRATE 27 TH WORLD SERIES WIN
(WBGO News, 11/6/2009) The wind didn't put a damper on fans spirits as they watched the Yankees ride through the Canyon of Heroes.

• TEACHERS UNION HAS SOME CONCERNS ABOUT CHRISTIE'S EDUCATION REFORM IDEAS
(Trenton, 11/6/2009) Reforming urban education is one of the top priorities for New Jersey Governor-elect Chris Christie. However, he may face some push back from the teachers union.

• 65,000 NEW JERSEY RESIDENTS ELIGIBLE FOR EXTENDED UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
(Trenton, 11/6/2009) An estimated 65-thousand New Jersey residents are eligible to receive extended unemployment insurance benefits thanks to an economic stimulus bill signed by the President.

• CHRISTIE SAYS HE'LL WORK WITH DEMOCRATIC MAYOR OF WOODBRIDGE AS HE TACKLES STATE'S PROBLEMS
(Woodbridge, 11/5/2009) A day after visiting Newark, Governor elect Chris Christie stopped in another traditional Democratic stronghold. Christie says he visited Woodbridge because the town is having success with vibrant businesses in the downtown area.

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