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On Tuesday, November 16, Senate President Richard J. Codey officially assumed the office of Acting Governor.He will serve as Acting Governor for the remainder of Governor McGreevey's term, which runs through January 17, 2006.Under provisions of the New Jersey constitution, Acting Governor Codey will continue to serve as...

Union County auto retailer James V. Tino, Jr. assumed the NJ CAR Chairmanship, effective November 1, 2004.He succeeds Edward J. Barlow, Jr.Jim is a 20-year veteran of the retail automotive industry in New Jersey and joined the NJ CAR Executive Committee in 2001 as Regional Vice President of...

NJ CAR continues to help support the Battleship New Jersey, a floating museum and memorial that sits docked along the Camden Waterfront.In an effort to raise funds to help maintain the memorial, the Museum will, again, make available Battleship New Jersey license plate sales.The Museum is asking NJ...

NJ CAR took over the Hilton East Brunswick on October 13 and 14, when it hosted its Annual Meeting and Business Expo 2004, the Coalition's biggest event of the year.Setting a new attendance record, this year's two-day event attracted more than 450 dealer principals, managers, exhibitors and service...

Richard Kull, President of Burns-Kull Automotive Group in Marlton, recently presented a $3,000 Ambassador grant from the National Automobile Dealers Charitable Foundation (NADCF) to the Shore Memorial Health Foundation in Somers Point.The grant will help fund the hospital's new cancer center, which provides outpatient treatment. Through the Ambassador...

Smith Motor Company of Washington, NJ, was recently honored by the New Jersey Council of County Vocational-Technical Schools.The company was presented an award at the 4th Annual School-Business Partnership Awards Luncheon, held October 20 and recognized the 35-year partnership Smith Motor Company has had with the Warren County...