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Lawsuit Filed Against North Penn Schools Says Student Was Repeatedly Sexually Assaulted By Peer Lawsuit Filed Against North Penn Schools Says Student Was Repeatedly Sexually Assaulted By Peer Lawsuit Filed Against North Penn Schools Says Student Was Repeatedly Sexually Assaulted By Peer
Lawsuit Filed Against North Penn Schools Says Student Was Repeatedly Sexually Assaulted By Peer A Montgomery County school district is accused in a lawsuit of failing to protect a female student who was allegedly sexually assaulted more than 20 times by one of her male peers for five years beginning in elementary school The suit was filed against the North Penn School District with the U.S. District Court for Eastern Pennsylvania on Oct. 15 by Laura E. Laughlin, Esq., on behalf of the alleged victim identified only as Jane Due (see complaint attached). Doe was sexually assaulted more than 20 times by a classmate identified only as "MP," who was "known with sexual predat…
Central Jersey EMT Accused Of Secretly Recording People In Bathrooms For Years Central Jersey EMT Accused Of Secretly Recording People In Bathrooms For Years Central Jersey EMT Accused Of Secretly Recording People In Bathrooms For Years
Central Jersey EMT Accused Of Secretly Recording People In Bathrooms For Years A 31-year-old Hunterdon County EMT was accused Wednesday of secretly recording multiple people in rescue squad bathrooms without their knowledge or consent for years. Douglas Gimson, 31, of Hampton, was arrested Dec. 3 on invasion of privacy charges, Acting Hunterdon County Prosecutor Michael J. Williams said alongside two local law enforcement agencies. Grismon, a member of both the Flemington-Raritan and Lambertville-New Hope rescue squads, recorded the individuals in the bathrooms of the squads' facilities, a spokesperson for the Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office said. The …
Winning Mega Millions Ticket Worth $1 Million Sold In Somerset County Winning Mega Millions Ticket Worth $1 Million Sold In Somerset County Winning Mega Millions Ticket Worth $1 Million Sold In Somerset County
Winning Mega Millions Ticket Worth $1 Million Sold In Somerset County A New Jersey Lottery ticket from the Dec. 15 Mega Millions drawing was sold in Somerset County. The second-tier prizewinning ticket matched five of the five white balls drawn, winning the $1 million prize. The ticket was purchased at Kings Super Market on Mountain Boulevard in Warren. The winning numbers for the Tuesday, December 15, drawing were: 01, 10, 18, 20, and 46. The Gold Mega Ball was 15, and the Megaplier Multiplier was 02. In addition to the second prize won, 43 players matched four of the five white balls drawn making each ticket worth $500.  Four of those tick…
Latest Snowfall Predictions, Timing Of Powerful Winter Storm Headed To NJ, PA This Afternoon Latest Snowfall Predictions, Timing Of Powerful Winter Storm Headed To NJ, PA This Afternoon Latest Snowfall Predictions, Timing Of Powerful Winter Storm Headed To NJ, PA This Afternoon
Latest Snowfall Predictions, Timing Of Powerful Winter Storm Headed To NJ, PA This Afternoon New Jersey and Pennsylvania are expected to see the first winter storm Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning. Precipitation will begin early Wednesday afternoon in South Jersey, then head north to Central Jersey and Philadelphia, where 6 to 12 inches of snow are predicted, the National Weather Service says. Strong winds and heavy sleet were likely across South Jersey and Philadelphia, with a chance of rain leading along the Jersey Shore. Coastal flooding was possible, especially late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning, meteorologists say. Snowfall is expected to begin in N…
Latest Snowfall Predictions, Timing Of Powerful Winter Storm Headed To NJ, PA This Afternoon Latest Snowfall Predictions, Timing Of Powerful Winter Storm Headed To NJ, PA This Afternoon Latest Snowfall Predictions, Timing Of Powerful Winter Storm Headed To NJ, PA This Afternoon
Latest Snowfall Predictions, Timing Of Powerful Winter Storm Headed To NJ, PA This Afternoon New Jersey and Pennsylvania are expected to see the first winter storm Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning. Precipitation will begin early Wednesday afternoon in South Jersey, then head north to Central Jersey and Philadelphia, where 6 to 12 inches of snow are predicted, the National Weather Service says. School districts have already started announcing snow days (click here for Montgomery County, PA districts closed, here for Bergen/Passaic, and here for Morris/Sussex). Strong winds and heavy sleet were likely across South Jersey and Philadelphia, with a chance of rain leading along…
This Morris County District Just Gave Students Their First Snow Day Of The Year This Morris County District Just Gave Students Their First Snow Day Of The Year This Morris County District Just Gave Students Their First Snow Day Of The Year
This Morris County District Just Gave Students Their First Snow Day Of The Year A Morris County district became the first in the area to announce students would have a snow day Thursday. Students in Madison will have an early dismissal Wednesday afternoon and a day off on Thursday, district officials said. Classes will be remote on Friday for staff and students, the district said. Many districts are already remote and plan on continuing classes regardless of the snow, while other are factoring in outages and giving students work to do at home, or possibly a snow day. Totowa and Holmdel public schools announced early dismissals for Wednesday.
These Central Jersey Schools Had Early Dismissals These Central Jersey Schools Had Early Dismissals These Central Jersey Schools Had Early Dismissals
These Central Jersey Schools Had Early Dismissals While snow won't effect many New Jersey schoolchildren learning remotely, others could have a day off. Update: Monroe Township Public Schools was the first in the region to announce a snow day and no classes on Thursday due to the heavy snowfall. ALSO SEE: An updated list of Thursday's school closings due to snow can be found by clicking here.  Other districts began announcing early dismissal plans for this week's storm, which could drop up to two feet of snow on Central Jersey. Among them:  Holmdel Township Public Schools are using an early release schedule on Wednesday. New …
Coast Guard Rescues Duck Hunters Stranded On South Jersey Shore Island In Freezing Temps Coast Guard Rescues Duck Hunters Stranded On South Jersey Shore Island In Freezing Temps Coast Guard Rescues Duck Hunters Stranded On South Jersey Shore Island In Freezing Temps
Coast Guard Rescues Duck Hunters Stranded On South Jersey Shore Island In Freezing Temps Members of the U.S. Coast Guard rescued a pair of duck hunters stranded on an island in Little Egg Inlet in Brigantine Tuesday. Watchstanders at Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay received a call from Sea Tow around 3 p.m., that the hunters had their boat on the island, but were unable to get it to back, Coast Guard officials said. Due to the shallow water surrounding the island, Sea Tow was unable to reach the hunters. Watchstanders launched a helicopter aircrew from Air Station Atlantic City.  Once on scene, they discovered the hunters with only one bottle of water, no food and cell p…
Totowa Schools Have Early Dismissal Wednesday Totowa Schools Have Early Dismissal Wednesday Totowa Schools Have Early Dismissal Wednesday
Totowa Schools Have Early Dismissal Wednesday While snow won't effect many New Jersey schoolchildren learning remotely, others could have a day off. Some districts have already begun announcing plans for this week's storm, which could drop up to two feet of snow on North Jersey. Among them, Totowa Public Schools, which will have an early release at 1:20 p.m. on Wednesday. This story will be updated as more district announce their plans. Did we miss any? Email [email protected]
Authorities ID Woman, 62, Killed In Montgomery County Fire Authorities ID Woman, 62, Killed In Montgomery County Fire Authorities ID Woman, 62, Killed In Montgomery County Fire
Authorities ID Woman, 62, Killed In Montgomery County Fire A 62-year-old woman died Monday of injuries sustained in a two-alarm Montgomery County apartment fire over the weekend, officials said.  Joann Maletto, of Upper Gwynedd Township, was pronounced dead Monday morning by the Philadelphia Medical Examiner’s Office, Upper Gwynedd Township Fire Marshal Jeff Tomczak said. Crews from Upper Gwynedd and automatic aide responded to the 29 Kearny Dr. blaze around 12:30 p.m., where neighbors were able to help them locate Maletto on the second floor, the fire marshal said. "Rescue attempts were made, but smoke and heat conditions pushed them ba…
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