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In a sign that mall leasing activity in North Jersey is picking up momentum, Westfield Garden State Plaza opened five new stores this week, four of them first-time occupants of the Paramus shopping center. The new stores are: teen and young women's apparel retailer dELiA*s; upscale jean store 7 for All Mankind; women's designer brand Herve Leger, swimsuit brand Everything But Water; and a remodeled and relocated Steve Madden shoe store.
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Back in 2003, an angler who was fishing from a dock at Pushaw Lake hauled in a fish that weighed six pounds. It had sharp teeth. And the presence of that single fish changed everything. The angler tossed the fish back into the water, but word quickly spread. Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife biologists were called and told the sobering news: It appeared that northern pike had been illegally introduced into the sprawling 5,056-acre lake that stretches through parts of Old Town, Hudson, Glenburn and Orono.
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SAN ANTONIO - Women concerned about breast cancer should worry less about cellphones and hair dyes and worry more about weighing or drinking too much, exercising too little, using menopause hormones and getting too much radiation from medical tests. So says a new report on environmental risks by a respected panel of science advisers. By environment they mean everything not governed by genes - what's in the air and water but also diets, vitamin use and even things like working night shifts.
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Millions spent for arena downtown (Bloomington). Why does our water still stink? Millions more for the culturally poor. Why does our water still stink?
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He tucked away the football and headed up the field, short legs churning. Seventy yards later John Wiechman was in the end zone, soaking up the cheers. In the grandstand, Kevin Cooper looked at his son, Cameron. It had been five years since the Bonny Eagle football coach and his former water boy last watched Wiechman carry the ball. Everything seemed different but nothing had changed.
