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Ocean County man admits to drunk crash that badly hurt NJ woman - Vimarsana News

Ocean County man admits to drunk crash that badly hurt NJ woman

William Andujar, of Whiting, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and driving under the influence of alcohol, in connection with the 2020 incident in Berkeley Township.

Ocean County man admits to drunk crash that badly hurt NJ woman - Vimarsana News

Ocean County man admits to drunk crash that badly hurt NJ woman

William Andujar, of Whiting, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and driving under the influence of alcohol, in connection with the 2020 incident in Berkeley Township.

Ocean County man admits to drunk crash that badly hurt NJ woman - Vimarsana News

Ocean County man admits to drunk crash that badly hurt NJ woman

William Andujar, of Whiting, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and driving under the influence of alcohol, in connection with the 2020 incident in Berkeley Township.

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Take Voting Places Out Of Our Schools, Toms River Board Urges - Vimarsana News

Take Voting Places Out Of Our Schools, Toms River Board Urges

Take Voting Places Out Of Our Schools, Toms River Board Urges - Toms River, NJ - Most towns in Ocean County do not use schools for elections. Toms River wants to know why its students are forced to accommodate voting.

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'The Best Mayor': Berkeley Community Says Farewell To Amato - Vimarsana News

'The Best Mayor': Berkeley Community Says Farewell To Amato

'The Best Mayor': Berkeley Community Says Farewell To Amato - Berkeley, NJ - Come Jan. 1, Mayor Carmen Amato will be Sen. Carmen Amato, but he promised that his heart will always be in Berkeley.

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