At Pennington Market, Christie talks about state's economic future

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At food market, Christie vetoes $15 an hour minimum wage bill

PENNINGTON - Tuesday, August 30, 2016
At Pennington Quality Market, Governor Chris Christie vetoes $15 an hour minimum wage bill pushed by N.J. Democrats before delivering remarks on Protecting New Jersey's Economic Future.
In back from left are store owners Barbara Henderson, Larry Rothwell and Michael Rothwell.
(Michael Mancuso | For NJ.com)
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