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Actor's Son, Ex-NJ Student Was At Capitol Riot, Reports Say: PM
Also: NJ Mom, Toddler 'Nearly Hit' By Driverless Vehicle / NJ Man Charged In Capitol Riot / NJ Boy Among 'Brightest Students In The World'
Share-worthy stories from the New Jersey Patch network to talk about tonight:
Actor's Son, Ex-NJ Student Was At Capitol Riot, Reports Say
The actor's son was charged in the Capitol riot. The former New Jersey high school student's mother told reporters that he didn't expect the rally to turn violent.>>>Read more.
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A pregnant New Jersey mom says a self-driving vehicle nearly hit her and her child.
NJ Man Charged In Capitol Riot Followed QAnon, Preparing For War
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The New Jersey man, a QAnon follower, has a history of violence and is "preparing for war" officials said. Read discretion advised.
Veehaan Mane was recently honored as one of the brightest students in the world by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth.
Rite Aid To Exclusively Vaccinate NJ Educators On Select Days
Rite Aid has set aside 4 days where NJ teachers, school staff and licensed childcare providers can exclusively get a vaccine appointment.
Outrage Erupts In Essex County In Wake Of Anti-Asian Violence
Broken hearts, dueling emotions and an outcry for change are sounding across Essex County after the recent spa shootings in Georgia.
Also Worth a Look Today
- Morristown First Lady Gets Probation For Falsifying Report
- 4 More Officers Charged In Beating Of Women Inmates At NJ Prison
- NJ Gets First-In-The-Nation Settlement With Ghost Gun Company
Across America
- Police Increase Patrols As Asian Americans Fear More Violence
- Atlanta Spa Murders: Experts Discuss Sex Addiction
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