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Articles in Jun 8, 2009 issue of NJBIZ

• Cutting-edge agency's budget-cutting battle
  by Ruth, João-Pierre S
• Fast-track schools bid system put on hold
• Paramus-based fund buys troubled asset from AIG
  by Lee, Evelyn
• Gas utilities share savings, to cut bills
• CORRECTIONS
• Orange named N.J.'s 20th Transit Village
  by Daks, Martin C
• Paid leave law may prompt small HR staffs to turn to pros
  by Fitzgerald, Beth
• Another bank backs out of TARP
  by Daks, Martin C
• Bill looks to protect Jersey Fresh label
  by Kitchenman, Andrew
• Deals around the state
  by Ruth, João-Pierre S
• Bank off the hook after high court ruling
  by Daks, Martin C
• Electronic records get a booster shot
  by Fitzgerald, Beth
• State seeks options for assisted living
  by Kitchenman, Andrew
• NJBIZ Poll
• Grocery stores may get OK to sell liquor
  by Kitchenman, Andrew
• Letters to the Editor
• Agency's fiscal finesse stands out for N.J.
• Offering incentives for green construction work
  by Madden, Fred; Coyle, Denise
• Managing risk goes beyond insurance
  by Daks, Martin C
• N.J.-based research powering global drug development
• A salve for doctors fretting digital records
• Who's News
• Scene
• Eco-friendly executives' honors leave their rivals green with envy
  by Fitzgerald, Beth
• Trusts aim to find silver lining in economy's plunge
  by Fitzgerald, Beth
• Gala honors state's top CFOs
  by Daks, Martin C
• South Jersey hopes aviation park helps its economy take off
• Implement universal health care with private carriers
  by Oscar, David R
• Finding ways around stingy state tax law
  by Fitzgerald, Beth
• Hoping estates can find shelter
  by Fitzgerald, Beth
• For the Record