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NJ Distance Learning Leaves Children Vulnerable, Parents Say: PM
Also: Outrage After Man Re-Enacts George Floyd Death At Protest / NJ Coronavirus, Reopen Updates / 'It Was Not His Time:' NJ Men Mourn Dad
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NJ Distance Learning Leaves Children Vulnerable, Parents Say
A lax set of restrictions has allowed New Jersey students access to inappropriate content and conversations, some parents say.>>>Read more.
Find out what's happening in Asbury Parkfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The community expressed outrage after a man was seen kneeling on a dummy's neck while yelling at George Floyd protesters.
NJ Coronavirus, Reopen Updates On Tuesday: Here's What You Need To Know
Find out what's happening in Asbury Parkfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
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 and the announcements of reopenings in New Jersey.
John Menna Sr., a former New Jersey resident, was slain in his home; his sons, John Jr. and Tommy, are left to pick up the pieces of his life.
NJ's Top Cop Prays For Gordon Family, Officer In Fatal Shooting
The comments came as officials investigate a New Jersey state trooper's fatal shooting of Maurice Gordon, a black man. The family has questioned whether race was an issue.
Anti-Racist Book Request Rise At Ridgewood's Bookends, Elsewhere
As national sales of anti-racist literature rise, Bookends owner Walter Boyer shares the most requested titles at his Ridgewood store.
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