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NJ Mother Walks In On Stepfather Abusing Daughter, Police Say (opens the original)
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MORRIS COUNTY, NJ — Additional details on the man accused of abusing a child and trying to hide it have been released by prosecutors. Sivaldo A. Gonzalez Vasquez, 59, of Lake Hopatcong, is accused of sexually abusing his four-year-old stepdaughter for a period of several months and trying to cover it up, prosecutors said. Related: Morris Co. Man Sexually Assaulted Child, Attempted Cover-Up, Cops Say According to an affidavit of probable cause, on Sept. 11, Vasquez's wife walked in on him abusing
Alleged Cafeteria Stabber, NJ School Served In Assault Lawsuit (opens the original)
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WAYNE, NJ — The lawsuit regarding a stabbing in a Wayne school's cafeteria is moving forward, according to recent court filings. Lakeview Learning Center, an alternative therapeutic private special education school on Van Duyne Avenue, is facing a lawsuit a year after staff members failed to intervene in a violent attack against a student, court documents read. Additionally, the person accused of being behind the attack, then 18-year-old student Rayshawn Christian, has been served the lawsuit. C
Beloved Long Valley Veterinarian Dies At 66, Months After Retirement (opens the original)
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LONG VALLEY, NJ — The Long Valley residents are mourning the loss of Dr. Russell Earl, a staple in the veterinary community. Earl, who owned the Long Valley Animal Hospital for 16 years, died on Monday at the age of 66. He retired this past June. Representatives of the veterinary office said that Earl was "the heart of Long Valley Animal Hospital" during his time there. "Under his care and leadership, LVAH became so much more than a veterinary practice. It became a place where generations of fam
State Testing On Computers Could Influence Results, Long Valley BOE Says (opens the original)
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LONG VALLEY, NJ — The Washington Township Board of Education is calling for a closer look at New Jersey's reliance on computer-based standardized testing, arguing that the technology used to administer exams could affect results in ways unrelated to what students actually know. The board approved a resolution during its first meeting of the school year seeking changes to the New Jersey School Boards Association's (NJSBA) position on statewide testing. It also asks the NJSBA to advocate for a sta
$1.6M Dam Rehab, New Restaurant Services On Tap For Wayne Council (opens the original)
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WAYNE, NJ — Wayne officials are set to take up a slate of spending, infrastructure and public safety measures Wednesday, including more than $1.6 million for work at Lionshead Lake Dam, a new restaurant operator at the Wayne Township Community Center, and more The Township Council is scheduled to meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building located at 475 Valley Road. Among the most significant items is a bond ordinance that would appropriate $1.605 million for t
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