This NJ Town's Police Won't Respond To COVID Gathering Violations

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

This NJ Town's Police Won't Respond To COVID Gathering Violations

"We the police will not be used to carry out orders I feel are detrimental to our relationship with our community," wrote Chief Kudrick.>>>Read more.

NJ Clarifies Outdoor Gathering Limit For High School Football

The reduction in outdoor gathering limits had led to confusion over whether parents would be able to see their kids' last high school games.

Newark Mayor Says 'Stay At Home' For 10 Days Due To COVID

Newark officials are asking residents to "stay at home" for a 10-day period over the Thanksgiving holiday to help slow COVID-19.

NJ Nurses Fear 'Speeding Train' Of Coronavirus Cases, Union Says

HPAE President: "This surge will be much worse because we have a finite number of available staff."

COVID-19 Spike Extends NJ Election Certification Deadlines

The pandemic extended election cycle is being stretched out a few extra days, according to Gov. Phil Murphy.

Also Worth a Look Today

• Rabbis Protest In Solidarity With ICE Detainees On Hunger Strike
• One Killed When Freight Train Hits Car In Piscataway
• Clowder Of Kittens Goes Up For Adoption In Somerset County

Across America

• 300 Empty Desks: Virus Robs U.S. Schools Of Teachers, Staff
• GA Election Head: 'Numbers Reflect The Verdict Of The People'
• Hospitals Near 'Breaking Point' From Coronavirus, Doctor Warns

Patch PM shares a few of the day’s must-read items from our New Jersey network. Thank you for reading.