In the last 57 years, New Jersey has seen more than a dozen governors and hundreds of state legislators tackling issues from the need for a state income tax to how best to implement civilian review boards to monitor local police departments. Working alongside them, a revolving group of journalists in the Statehouse press corps has been tasked with making sure residents know what’s happening down in Trenton and how it could affect their lives and pocketbooks. “Revolving,” that is, except for one member of the corps. Joseph Albright, believed to be the longest-serving Statehouse correspondent in…

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