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Here’s what a state of emergency actually does

Oct 1, 2015

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TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christie declared a state of emergency Thursday, as Hurricane Joaquin continued an uncertain path toward the East Coast. The declaration — which in the past has come before everything from Hurricane Sandy to major snow storms and Pope Francis’ recent U.S. visit — indicates state government is taking a potential event seriously,…

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