Go Inside the Current Issue of U.S. 1: January 16, 2019

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The following stories were originally published in the January 16, 2019, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper.

Cover Stories

A Merger of Medicine and Mental HealthThe Path to ‘Persistence’

Fast Lane Stories

Driving the Mission at St. Francis Medical CenterIs NJ Still the Innovation State?Commercial Market Still Strong – FennellyExpansions: CytoSorbents Inc.Deaths

Preview of the Arts Stories

With Youth Orchestras, Music Festival Looks to FutureGuitarist Jerry Steele Plays Full-Time — With Good HoursOpportunities: Call for Art, Poetry, Singers

Survival Guide Stories

The Art of Delegation: Work Less and Build TrustGo For That New Job, Don’t Just Pray For ItReady for Weed? New Jersey’s Marijuana Industry May Soon Expand

Between the Lines

The Parent-Child Issue of U.S. 1To the Editor: Exit, Emily Mann

Richard K. Rein

Meet Some Artists Who Have Persevered

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