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Dog Abandoned At Woodbridge School With Ears Cut Off
Animal control officials are trying to find the owner of a dog whose ears were cut off and who was abandoned at a school in Woodbridge.
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Two Killed In Wall Crash
An accident in Wall Township early this morning claims the lives of two people.
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Services Scheduled for Brandon Holt
Services are set for 6-year-old Brandon Holt, a Toms River boy whose life was cut short far too soon as his parents take steps to make sure he will continue to have an impact on the community.
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Homeowners Remain Frustrated With Sandy Rebuild [AUDIO]
Those FEMA flood maps continue to be a tough pill to swallow for many affected by Sandy.
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NJ Braces For Above-Average 2013 Hurricane Season [POLL/AUDIO]
New Jersey is still in the midst of rebuilding and recovering from Hurricane Sandy and come June 1, the 2013 hurricane season will be getting underway.
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Florence High School Baseball Coach Calls Attention To Biting Incident “Garbage”
The coach of the Florence High School baseball team says all the attention being given to a biting incident involving several players is "garbage."
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Toms River Boy Dies from Gunshot
A young boy from Toms River has died, authorities say, after being shot by a four-year-old neighbor Monday night.
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6-Year-Old Toms River Boy Accidentally Shot in the Head
A four-year-old Toms River boy remains in a trauma unit after being shot in the head by his four-year-old neighbor. His condition has been downgraded from stable to serious.
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Rutgers President Fields Questions from the Public [AUDIO]
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Margaret Thatcher Dies Following Stroke [VIDEO]
Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has died following a stroke at the age of 87.
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Wrestlemania Invades Meadowlands Successfully [VIDEO]
Wrestlemania 29 came and went from MeLife Stadium without any major incident as over 75,000 fans came to "the Super Bowl of wrestling" that is the highest grossing event at the 3-year-old stadium.
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Some Sandy Victims Still Emotionally Scarred [AUDIO]
More than five months after Hurricane Sandy belted the Garden State, some of the hardest hit residents are still struggling with symptoms including depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder.