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breaking news reporter @njdotcom. past: @syracusedotcom, @netsdaily. He/him. RTs ≠ Endorsements. Contact me: asturm@njadvancemedia.com. 🍊
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Car catches fire on major N.J. highway, police say Original

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By Alec Sturm
| NJ.com Verified
News Updated: Aug. 26, 2026, 10:15 p.m. |Published: Aug. 26, 2026, 10:14 p.m. A vehicle on fire on I-280 west near in East Orange City, Essex County on August 26, 2026.Courtesy of Bruce Jones A Dodge vehicle was fully engulfed in flames on Interstate 280 West Wednesday afternoon, according to New Jersey State Police. State troopers responded to the fire at 5:24 p.m. at milepost 11.8 in East Orange, police said.
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Man suspected of stealing luxury sailboat in Jersey City dies in police shootout in Rhode Island Original

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By Alec Sturm
| NJ.com Verified
A man suspected of stealing a 40-foot luxury sailboat from Liberty Harbor Marina in Jersey City Saturday night has died after being shot by police in Newport, Rhode Island. Newport police officers and members of the Newport Harbormaster’s office approached the boat Wednesday morning after identifying it as matching the description of a missing boat from New Jersey, according to the Newport Police Department.
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Price of busing fees in N.J. town increases by 250% for upcoming school year

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By Alec Sturm
| NJ.com Verified
Busing fees in Lakewood have risen from $385 to $945 for the 2026-2027 school year for families of non-mandated private and religious school students, according to a letter sent by the Lakewood Student Transportation Authority (LSTA). The change in price point is due to a loss of state funds that helped subsidize the program, according to the letter to parents, which was published on the Lakewood Alerts website on Aug. 20.
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