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Denuto was arrested Feb. 15, 2020 after an investigation he secretly recorded several adults and had sexual contact with a juvenile.
He is accused of secretly filming several adult victims, and also had criminal sexual contact with a minor, and was in possession of materials that depicted sexual exploitation of children, authorities said.
Denuto had likewise photographed seven other victims’ intimate parts without their knowledge, and inappropriately touched five of those victims, Ciccone and Zebrowski said.
Former special ed teacher/wrestling coach indicted on multiple charges related to criminal.
Former special ed teacher/wrestling coach indicted on multiple charges related to criminal sexual contact with a minor, filming adult victims
A former special education teacher at Sayreville Middle School and former wrestling coach at Union County College has been indicted on multiple charges involving his criminal sexual contact with a minor who was known to him and the surreptitious filming of several adult victims.
On April 22, John M. Denuto, 44, of Spotswood, was indicted on four counts of endangering the welfare of a child in the first-, second-, and third-degree stemming from his filming and possession of child sexual exploitation material, as well as eight counts of invasion of privacy in the third-degree, six counts of aggravated criminal sexual contact in the third-degree, six counts of criminal sexual contact in the fourth-degree, two counts of witness tampering in the third-deg
Bernard Hvozdovic Jr.
The Princeton Council unanimously voted Monday night to approve the hiring of the new municipal administrator, Bernard Hvozdovic Jr.
Hvozdovic, the current administrator for South Brunswick Township, will receive $220,000 per year beginning in January of 2022. This year his annual salary will be $210,000, pro-rated to reflect his May start date. Hvozdovic will start his new job on or about May 3.
The details of the contract were left off the council agenda on Monday night and were not revealed during the meeting. Council members said members of the public who wanted them could request a copy of the letter. The resolution the council voted on referred to an attached letter outlining the contact details, but, in fact, no letter was attached. Officials said the omission was inadvertent. Planet Princeton filed a public records request after the meeting and promptly received a copy of the letter. Public contracts are considered immediate access records under the
3 local teachers among finalists for 2021 N.C. Teacher of the Year (From left to right: Cecelia Sizoo-Roberson, Erin Ellington and Jeremy White are the teachers in the WBTV-viewing area who are nominated for the award. (Source: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, Mabel School, West Lake Preparatory Academy) By WBTV Web Staff | April 7, 2021 at 5:40 PM EDT - Updated April 7 at 5:40 PM
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Three local teachers are among nine finalists for the 2021 North Carolina Teacher of the Year award.
The 2021 Burroughs Wellcome Fund North Carolina Teacher of the Year will be announced Friday, April 9, during a luncheon.
Finalists for the 2021 award are (Local in bold):
Volunteer group takes charge as South Brunswick Viking Vaccinators
Volunteer group takes charge as South Brunswick Viking Vaccinators
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Suzanne O Rourke recruited a group of volunteers to form the South Brunswick Viking Vaccinators, who help community members schedule their COVID-19 vaccines.PHOTO COURTESY OF SUZANNE O ROURKE
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Suzanne O Rourke recruited a group of volunteers to form the South Brunswick Viking Vaccinators, who help community members schedule their COVID-19 vaccines.PHOTO COURTESY OF SUZANNE O ROURKE
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Vax. Need a pair. Screenshot. Confirm.
Too far, time running out, release it, booking, sign in.
Good luck tonight.
Such words and phrases have been commonplace for Suzanne O’Rourke and her group of South Brunswick Viking Vaccinators, who have been volunteering to secure COVID-19 vaccine appointments for the community at large.