Thomas H. Kean
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As two-term governor (1982–1990) and then as chairman of the federal 9/11 Commission, Kean remains one of the state’s most popular political figures. As a candidate for reelection in 1985, Kean forged a diverse coalition that Republicans have been looking to replicate, without success, ever since.
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The recent Bamboozle Festival was not just great for New Jersey music fans, it also provided a high-profile opportunity for a bunch of Jersey bands like the Bouncing Souls to play to their home state crowd.
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“I collect bad bottles, because if the wine is ready and the person is there, I'm opening it.” states Ric Elias. This is an interesting statement; personally, I want to collect good bottles.
I’m a voracious fan of music festivals. Fortunately there are two annual musical shindigs in South Jersey that always scratch my festival itch.