Bret D. Schundler, the former education commissioner, emphatically denied misleading anyone in an episode that cost New Jersey a $400 million grant.
Thu 2 Sep 2010
Filed under: Schundler, Bret D, Race to the Top Fund, Christie, Christopher J, Education and Schools, New Jersey — @ 4:04 am
Mon 30 Aug 2010
All along the mid-Atlantic coast, beach patrols were restricting access to the ocean because offshore storms had kicked up treacherous surf.
Sun 29 Aug 2010
Closed since 2008, the roadhouse, which has attracted legends like Muddy Waters and Stevie Ray Vaughan, has a new operator.
Sat 28 Aug 2010
Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey said Commissioner Bret D. Schundler misled him, but Mr. Schundler says he did nothing wrong.
Fri 27 Aug 2010
Filed under: Bret D. Schundler, Christopher J. Christie, Race to the Top, Schools, Highlights, Government & Politics, New Jersey — @ 8:11 pm
Bret D. Schundler lost his job after a clerical mistake contributed to the state’s failure to win a grant.
Fri 27 Aug 2010
Filed under: Bret D. Schundler, Christopher J. Christie, Race to the Top, Schools, Highlights, Government & Politics, New Jersey — @ 7:13 pm
Bret D. Schundler loses his job in the midst of a controversy over New Jersey’s failure to win a $400 million education grant,
Thu 26 Aug 2010
Filed under: Race to the Top Fund, Christie, Christopher J, Education and Schools, New Jersey — @ 5:30 am
Gov. Chris Christie blamed a clerical error in Trenton, and then the Obama administration for not getting it fixed, but unions blamed him.
Wed 25 Aug 2010
Filed under: Teachers and School Employees, Charter Schools, State Legislatures, Race to the Top Fund, Klein, Joel I, Bloomberg, Michael R, New Jersey, Connecticut, New York State, Education and Schools, New York City — @ 10:44 am
Local officials who pushed for educational changes celebrated a victory in a competition for federal money.
Wed 25 Aug 2010
State and city officials who pushed for educational changes celebrated a victory in a competition for federal money.
Sat 21 Aug 2010
The cast of “No Man’s Land,” presented by the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey, from left: Edmond Genest, Sherman Howard, Paul Mullins and Derek Wilson.The Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey’s production of “No Man’s Land” by Harold Pinter is supported by four veteran actors and a skilled director.