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Officials address Newark crisis amid resident complaints

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Complaints continue to build among city residents about the handling of the lead crisis.

Complaints continue to build among city residents about how the lead crisis is being handled. In addition to delays and long waits for bottled water, robocalls and other PR efforts aren’t always connecting.

08/14/2019

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Hospital opens bank to store breast milk for mothers in need

Hospital opens bank to store breast milk for mothers in need

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Clip: 8/14/2019 | 3m 48s | Doctors stress that a milk bank is that safest way to receive milk. (3m 48s)

In NJ, advocates worry about change in green card policy

In NJ, advocates worry about change in green card policy

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Clip: 8/14/2019 | 3m 19s | Officials say the aim is to reserve green cards for immigrants who can pay their own way. (3m 19s)

North Jersey businesses question $15 minimum wage

North Jersey businesses question $15 minimum wage

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Clip: 8/14/2019 | 2m 42s | Business owners from Hudson, Bergen and Passaic shared their concerns with Pascrell. (2m 42s)

Senate President: We don’t want any more Newarks

Senate President: We don’t want any more Newarks

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Clip: 8/14/2019 | 2m 43s | Lawmakers say other parts of New Jersey aren’t far from a contaminated water crisis. (2m 43s)

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