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NJ Teens Save Children Who Sledded Into Frozen Pond: Patch PM

Also: Decision Reversed To Close Popular NJ Sled Hill Due To COVID / Wawa Drive-Thru Opens In NJ​ / No Severe Reactions To COVID Vaccine

Olivia Heid, 8, in this photo taken Thursday morning, before they went to sled at Beacon Hill Country Club.
Olivia Heid, 8, in this photo taken Thursday morning, before they went to sled at Beacon Hill Country Club. (Provided by Stephanie Irlbeck)

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NJ Teens Save Children Who Sledded Into Frozen Pond

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Decision Reversed To Close Popular NJ Sled Hill Due To COVID

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The popular sledding destination will reopen Friday due to "broad support" from residents and the backing of local officials.

Wawa Drive-Thru Opens In NJ

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You now have the chance to enjoy your Wawa favorites like a Wawa coffee and hoagie all from the comfort and safety of your car.

No Severe Reactions To COVID Vaccine In South Jersey: Officials

Hundreds of vaccines have been administered in South Jersey since Tuesday, and there have been no severe reactions, health officials said.

'I Was Wrong:' Former NJ Gov. Chris Christie On Wearing A Mask

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: Moderna vaccine gets OK recommendation; new toll record; Calif. now new epicenter; federal relief talks go on.

NJ Launches 7 Environmental Lawsuits

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