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Left to right, top to bottom: Keith Perry, 38, of Teaneck, Porsche Brown, 29, of Lodi, Kay Brown, 23, of Paterson, and Gregory Lewis, 37, of Teaneck. (New Jersey Attorney General s office)
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NJ Four suspects are behind a spree of 84 home invasions/burglaries across the state in the past year, and some of the break-ins occurred in Middlesex and Monmouth counties, according to New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal.
The 84 total burglaries all took place between October 2020 and March 2021, in eight different New Jersey counties: Morris, Bergen, Essex, Somerset, Passaic, Monmouth, Middlesex and Union, as well as lower New York state.
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PennEast may change pipeline route if it loses Supreme Court case
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WASHINGTON – An attorney for PennEast told the Supreme Court on Wednesday that the company would change its plans to build a natural gas pipeline if it loses a legal battle with the State of New Jersey over acquiring state-owned land for the project.
“If we lose this case . this pipeline will, you know, not be built at least in anything like its current configuration,” Paul Clement, PennEast s attorney, told Justice Brett Kavanaugh in an oral argument before the court.
The proposed $1 billion, 116-mile natural gas pipeline from Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, would cross the Delaware River north of Milford, then parallel the river through western Hunterdon County before ending at Transco’s trans-continental pipeline near Pennington in Mercer County.
In the agreement with the attorney general, Avas said it would make the following changes:
Clearly display a link to its complete policy concerning cancellation, substitution, refunds and returns on the home page of the company’s website, on any page where merchandise can be ordered, and on the check-out page before purchase.
Describe its policies on cancellations, substitutions, refunds and returns.
Accept order cancellations submitted in the manner and within the time frame specified in the cancellation policy.
Refrain from guaranteeing delivery at a specific time when the time of delivery is beyond its control.
Offer customers the choice of redelivery of the merchandise ordered, store credit, or a full refund if the merchandise is not delivered, or is defective or differs in quality or characteristics from the merchandise the customer ordered.