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Joseph J Stockert, 89, longtime Madison resident, electrical engineer, active member of community

Joseph J Stockert, 89, longtime Madison resident, electrical engineer, active member of community
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COVID-19 Pandemic Sends National Debt to Highest Level Since World War II

COVID-19 Pandemic Sends National Debt to Highest Level Since World War II On 12/23/20 at 6:15 PM EST The coronavirus pandemic has roiled the markets, tossed most fiscal assumptions to the wind and driven the national debt to the highest level since World War II, as the government spent heavily to support the economy. The U.S. Treasury Department s final report for fiscal year 2020 showed a record $3.1 trillion deficit for the year, with debt held by bondholders totaling $21 trillion. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated that federal debt this year will total 102% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) the value of all goods and services produced in a year. But the CBO s estimate may be optimistic. Preliminary figures peg this year s federal debt at about 136% of GDP.

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The most intriguing books on religion we read this year

The most intriguing books on religion we read this year Our reading list this year, like the rest of our lives, was colored by the triple whammy of 2020: the pandemic, the racial justice protests and the presidential election. Photo by Jason Leung/Unsplash/Creative Commons December 23, 2020 (RNS) Our reading list this year, like the rest of our lives, was colored by the triple whammy of 2020: the pandemic, the racial justice protests and the presidential election. But given the unpredictability of these 12 jam-packed, crisis-filled months, how did the thinkers, researchers, preachers and their publishers of the books we clung to know to furnish us with such timely analyses? As several of the authors of the most interesting books have noted, the answer is all too grim: In many cases, we only reaped in 2020 what we had long sown.

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They can t take our voice away : FDU-Florham athletes press for diversity and equality

They can t take our voices away : FDU-Florham athletes press for diversity and equality Jane Havsy, Morristown Daily Record © Courtesy of Larry Levanti Running back Alnazir Blackman of Irvington gains yardage in a FDU-Florham football game in 2017. Alnazir Blackman doesn t have a lot of free time. He s a full-time student, set to graduate from Fairleigh Dickinson University s Florham Park campus in May with a bachelor s degree in education. He works full time at a thrift store in Union. He s becoming certified as a substitute teacher, and preparing to start a master s program. He s also a running back on the Devils football team.

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Crispy Green Offers Scholarship Opportunity to Design Students Enrolled at US Colleges or Universities

Crispy Green Offers Scholarship Opportunity to Design Students Enrolled at US Colleges or Universities The makers of the #1 Freeze-Dried Fruit Brand Launches National Annual Crispy Green Go Design Contest News provided by Share this article Share this article FAIRFIELD, N.J., Dec. 23, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Attention all art and design students currently enrolled at a US college or university here s a chance to win a $1,000 scholarship AND have an original design featured in an upcoming ad campaign. Crispy Green, headquartered in Fairfield, N.J., is excited to offer this opportunity to students who are interested in winning this $1,000 scholarship, as well as gain a foothold into their professional career by working on a national campaign with a well-known brand.

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