Easier tracking of your unemployment claim? Top News 4/22
It seems like we ve said this a lot, but help may be on the way: People stuck in an information void about why their unemployment claims are hung up could soon benefit from a technology upgrade that would provide them online details about the problems.
There will be changes to the Ocean City Beach Patrol, says Mayor Jay Gillian, after an explosive Instagram account revealed years worth of allegations of sexual abuse of female lifeguards as young as 16 and 17.
As the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine pause continues, the FDA has released a report finding major problems with the Baltimore facility contracted to make the doses. However, Gov. Phil Murphy still believes the shot will play a role in protecting New Jersey.
South Brunswick NJ police officer s lawsuit alleges chief retaliated
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Piscataway Councilwoman to Fill Middlesex County Commissioner Vacancy
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Community Bulletin Board: the Suburban (for April 21)
The Middlesex County Regional COVID-19 Vaccine Mega-site, operated by RWJBarnabas Health, is seeking volunteers to assist in the efficiency of the registration and vaccination process and help visitors feel comfortable.
Volunteers of the mega-site, located at the New Jersey Convention & Expo Center, 97 Sunfield Ave., Edison, will greet patients and visitors; perform temperature screenings; direct patients through various steps of the vaccination process; provide education materials; and assist with maintaining the registration area and supplying vaccination stations.
Volunteers do not administer vaccines.
Those who apply to volunteer must be a minimum of 18 years old and will be subject to a background check and a drug screen, and will need to sign a confidentiality statement.
Should N.J. cops have seized teens’ bicycles? Experts weigh in on controversy.
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In a 17-minute video posted to YouTube, a large group of cyclists on BMX bikes filmed themselves riding around town, weaving in and out of traffic and doing tricks. They’re eventually stopped by police at least twice, with one interaction ending in applause and the other with a teenager in handcuffs.
“It’s not for the level obviously (of) a George Floyd or Breonna Taylor situation, but it definitely connects on the level of police power, because that’s what this is,” said Jason Williams, an assistant professor of Justice Studies at Montclair State University who co-edited a book on Black men’s interactions with the criminal justice system. “It’s, ‘I have the power to inconvenience you, to arrest you, to make things harder for you, and I’m going to do it.’”