NJ Cut Of Student Mental Health Program Amid COVID Sparks Outcry

Share-worthy stories from the New Jersey Patch network to talk about tonight:

NJ Cut Of Student Mental Health Program Amid COVID Sparks Outcry

When Chris Wozniak was struggling with personal issues at his New Jersey school, he was able to drop in at the office right in his school. Soon, he won't be able to do that.>>>Read more.

Jenkinson's Sues, Wants Alcohol On Beach

Jenkinson's has sued Point Pleasant Beach officials, claiming that the town has overstepped its bounds in enforcement issues.

NJ Coronavirus, Reopen Updates On Wednesday: Here's What You Need To Know

Here are the New Jersey towns and counties and their numbers of cases, as well as the latest developments on the impact of the coronavirus, schools and the announcements of reopenings in New Jersey.

NJ Town Files Lawsuit Against Oil Companies Over Climate Change

After suffering two flooding events in the same month, the city says companies like ExxonMobil and Shell should pay to fight global warming.

Kean: Garwood Candidate Should Step Down Over 'Racist' Posts

Sen. Thomas Kean, who attended an event with the candidate, is now asking for Jesse Wilson to step down from the upcoming council election.

False, Race-Based 911 Calls Now Criminal In New Jersey

"Misusing our 911 system to intimidate people of color is an abhorrent form of discrimination," Gov. Phil Murphy said.

Also Worth a Look Today

• Newark Cops Covered Up Car Chase, Shut Off Dash Cam: Authorities
• Zoo Health Club Bridgewater Is Latest Closure Due To Coronavirus
• Teaneck Man Charged In Glassboro Double Murder: Prosecutor

Across America

• Steroids Can Help Coronavirus Patients With Severe Symptoms: WHO
• CA Fires 2020: 1.5M Acres Burn As Complex Fires Make Record Books
• United To Furlough More Than 16,000 Workers

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