The administration is gearing up for a massive public relations push throughout the summer. New insurance exchanges in each state must be open on Oct. 1 to begin enrolling people in coverage that would begin Jan. 1.

Polls show that public opinion of the law is negative, and deep misconceptions about the law have persisted even years after the fiery legislative debate of 2009 and 2010.

\”I\’d say the most daunting aspect is that people still don\’t know enough about what\’s going to change in the law and don\’t have enough information — still have some misinformation,\” Sebelius said.

In addition to high-level advertising campaigns, the enrollment push is hoping to target specific groups of uninsured consumers through the channels they already use and trust. The administration and its allies will be enlisting churches and other community groups to encourage people to enroll. 

\”We have the next couple of months laid out with a very busy and engaged schedule to make sure we\’re ready for marketplace enrollment on Oct. 1,\” Sebelius said.

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 But this was real—and the stakes were high. The target was one of the nation’s largest retailers in one of America’s most populated areas. And the day of reckoning was Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year.

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Work Ongoing to Identify Deceased Woman

 Camden County Prosecutor Warren W. Faulk and Gloucester Township Police Chief Harry Earle are not going to be able to confirm at the current time the identity of the woman found deceased in woods off Route 42 Monday.

 Due to the condition of the remains The Medical Examiner’s office is using dental records to identify the woman. As soon as the person is identified and her family is notified we will release her identity, along with the conclusions of an autopsy.

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In striking down Sec. 3 of the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) in United States v. Windsor, the Court leaves intact – at least for now — state constitutional definitions of marriage as an institution restricted to one man and one woman. As Justice Samuel Alito points out in his dissent, no federal \”right\” to same-sex marriage exists. The Constitution simply does not establish one.

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Galloway, N.J. – Your local schools aren’t the only ones graduating their students this week. Today two classes of police dog and handler teams from 13 different agencies graduated from the New Jersey State Police Canine Academy in a ceremony at Stockton State College. The extensive training programs prepared them for either patrol duties or tracking assignments, with 22 teams one school and two teams completing both schools. Today’s commencement was highlighted by graduating dogs receiving their badges and a number of retired dogs with their handlers receiving recognition for a job well done.

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 OMAHA, Neb. – In the days leading up to Monday’s opening game of the College World Series Finals, players and coaches on both sides said the series would come down to pitching.

Game 1 did, and it went to UCLA in record-setting fashion.

In his 100th appearance in the past two seasons and his 50th of this year, Bruin closer David Berg set the NCAA single-season record for saves in his team’s 3-1 victory against Mississippi State, a win that has UCLA one victory away from its first CWS title.

MONDAY, JUNE 24, 2013–Camden County Prosecutor Warren W. Faulk and Gloucester Township Police Chief Harry Earle reported an investigation into the cause of death of a woman found in the township this morning.

 The body was located by Gloucester Township Police and a State Police K-9 unit about 11:47 a.m. near the Lakeview Apartments on the 500 block of Lower Landing Road. The officers were in the area while conducting a search for a woman reported missing from those apartments.

 The cause of death and the identity of the deceased have not been determined, and are not going to be determined until an autopsy can be conducted. The autopsy is likely to be performed Tuesday.

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