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Health officials raise awareness about maternal mortality
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New Jersey's first lady is raising awareness about maternal mortality.
As part of a statewide awareness campaign, first lady Tammy Murphy is raising awareness about maternal mortality with the goal of lowering deaths and erasing racial disparity.
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Health officials raise awareness about maternal mortality
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As part of a statewide awareness campaign, first lady Tammy Murphy is raising awareness about maternal mortality with the goal of lowering deaths and erasing racial disparity.
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In Trenton, a new plan to replace lead water service lines
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Clip: 1/9/2020 | 2m 58s | Trenton officials unveiled a plan to replace 37,000 lead service pipes. (2m 58s)
Kim ‘disappointed’ in administration's Soleimani briefing
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Clip: 1/9/2020 | 4m 50s | Kim discussed the intelligence briefing Congress received on the Trump administration. (4m 50s)
Labor legislation stalls in lame-duck session
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Clip: 1/9/2020 | 2m 27s | Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news. (2m 27s)
Lawmakers face stack of bills as session draws to a close
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Clip: 1/9/2020 | 3m 47s | Thursday's lame-duck session was full of emotional testimony and high drama. (3m 47s)
State officials hope hemp will be boon to NJ farming
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Clip: 1/9/2020 | 2m 40s | After federal approval, New Jersey farms can now grow and sell hemp. (2m 40s)
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