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New Jersey Announces Investigation Into Years of JCP&L Outages and Failing to Meet Standards

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By Phil Stilton Verified
| Shore News Network
Trenton, NJ – The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities on Wednesday took another step in its enforcement proceeding against Jersey Central Power & Light, saying the utility failed to meet the state’s minimum electric reliability standards for three consecutive years.
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New Jersey School District Seeks Gay-Straight Alliance Advisor Position for Pre-K Children

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By Phil Stilton Verified
| Shore News Network
SPARTA, N.J. – A job posting from the Sparta Township Public School District has generated debate after advertising for a Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) Advisor position that includes responsibilities at an elementary school serving pre-kindergarten students. The position, posted on the NJSchoolCareers website and the district website, identifies the role as a teacher assistant position located at Milton Elementary School, a pre-K through second-grade school in the district.
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Tiny New Jersey Pelican Island Ends Decades of Strange Split Between Two Police Departments

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By Phil Stilton Verified
| Shore News Network
SEASIDE HEIGHTS, N.J. – One of New Jersey’s most unusual policing arrangements has come to an end after three neighboring municipalities agreed on a solution that local officials say will improve emergency response and make better use of taxpayer resources.
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