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Family of teen girl killed in high-speed crash will honor her at N.J. 5K race Original

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By Nicolas Fernandes Verified
| NJ.com Verified
The family of a high school girl killed in a high-speed crash earlier this year has set up a 5K race team to honor her close to what would have been her 18th birthday. Family and friends of Karla Gamero will participate in the Fall Harvest 5K being held Oct. 11 in Cranford under the team name Karla’s Warriors. The 17-year-old Edison High School student died in a high-speed crash in February on Route 1 in Woodbridge.
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N.J. elementary school worker placed cellphone in faculty restroom in effort to record people, police say

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By Nicolas Fernandes Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Follow N.J. elementary school worker placed cellphone in faculty restroom in effort to record people, police say Fri, August 28, 2026 at 7:13 PM EDT An employee at a Camden County elementary school has been charged after it was alleged the worker used a phone to try to record people in the faculty restroom. Skyler Moore, 20, of Clementon, was arrested on Aug. 14, the Waterford Township Police Department said in a statement on Friday.
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N.J. restaurants and bars can continue selling COVID-era to-go liquor orders, governor says Original

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By Nicolas Fernandes Verified
| NJ.com Verified
Gov. Mikie Sherrill on Friday signed legislation allowing restaurants and bars to continue selling to-go and delivery alcoholic beverage orders. The COVID-era rule, which was set to expire on Sept. 1, allows establishments to sell mixed cocktails and other liquor-based drinks in sealed containers for off-premises consumption. The new law allows restaurants and bars to permanently sell the to-go and delivery drinks.
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