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Vern was 'part of the Norcross empire'

The NYT chimed in today with its Vernon Hill wrap-up. The paper didn't get an interview with the ousted chief of Commerce Bancorp. But it does get N.J. politicos to describe Hill's place in the South Jersey empire of George Norcross. And it finds a few more digs, literally, at Shirley Hill.

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Posted by phillyinc on July 31, 2007 4:51 PM |

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