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Paulsboro man pleads guilty in Elizabeth Ave. shooting that killed one (opens the original)
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PAULSBORO — A Gloucester County man has admitted to killing a woman by shooting her in the head and shooting a child earlier this year. On Monday, Ramon Acevedo agreed to the plea deal in Superior Court in Gloucester County. He pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, second-degree aggravated assault, and second-degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose. The 41-year-old Paulsboro man faces 30 years to life in state prison, according to the Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office. Acevedo
Flea discovery at Aura Elementary forces Gloucester County school to go remote (opens the original)
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ELK — Elementary school students in Gloucester County are learning remotely for the rest of the week due to a flea infestation. Aura Elementary School in Elk Township hasn't had children in the building since Sept. 17, when crews sprayed pesticides as part of a deep cleaning. Staff first noticed the insects in the media center, according to an alert for parents. The school, which serves kindergarten through sixth grade, will be remote for the rest of this week, according to Principal Briean Madd
New Jersey adds REAL ID appointment sites in Hazlet, Wallington (opens the original)
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HAZLET — New Jersey is still expanding REAL ID capacity months after travelers began facing consequences for not having one. Hazlet, Turnersville, and Wallington have been added to the list of Motor Vehicle Commission centers with available REAL ID appointments. The expansion follows the June addition of four other locations, including Medford, South Brunswick, Springfield, and Trenton. "By adding appointments at three new locations this summer — on top of four added this spring — we are continu
New jersey considers FAIR Act to regulate AI use and protect workers from surveillance (opens the original)
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TRENTON — Union leaders and lawmakers are pushing a new bill to stop employers from abusing artificial intelligence in the workplace. The use of AI in the workplace is growing. More than 40% of employed New Jerseyans use AI tools in their workflow, according to a Rutgers University report. At the same time, many workers fear that this advanced technology will replace them. Gallup polling released this month found that 27% of Americans fear that AI will make their jobs obsolete. That's an increas
Viral prank reaches Morris Plains, police chief urges urgent family conversations (opens the original)
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MORRIS PLAINS — A loud bang at a local family's front door sounded like someone was trying to break into their home. Instead, police say, a boy had kicked the door as part of what they believe is a viral social media prank. At around 10:30 p.m. Friday, residents at a home on Mountain Way were startled by an "extremely loud banging" at their front door, according to police Chief Michael Koroski. Video showed a boy kick the door and then run away with a group of juveniles, police said. Fortunately
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