Gov. Corzine is returning to work
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Gov. Jon Corzine will resume work Monday for the first time since being critically injured in a car crash last month, a spokesman said.
Corzine was released from a hospital Monday and has been rehabilitating at the governor’s mansion in Princeton, where he’s expected to work until he has recovered enough to return to the statehouse, spokesman Anthony Coley said.
Corzine broke his left leg, 11 ribs, a collarbone and his sternum in the April 12 crash on the Garden State Parkway. Corzine’s SUV, driven by a state trooper, was traveling at 91 mph in a 65-mph zone. Corzine wasn’t wearing his seat belt; he voluntarily paid a $46 fine and apologized.
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