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Hit podcast ‘Father Wants Us Dead’ returns with story of Colts Neck mansion murders
The story of the Caneiro murders is the focus of the new season of Father Wants Us Dead, NJ.com’s award-winning, chart-climbing true crime podcast.
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VIDEO: A Drive Through Jackson’s New Traffic Circle [UPDATE – Some Don’t Know What To Do – VIDEO]
Video taken Tonight shows vehicles traveling through the new traffic circle at North Hope Chapel Road and New Central Avenue in Jackson. The nighttime drive through the roundabout shows the new roadway, yield signs and traffic islands, with cones and construction barrels still in place. The intersection had been expected...
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Sandy Hook Seafood’s Fair Haven Shop: Planned and Current Hours
Before Sandy Hook Seafood opened, The Two River Times reported that the planned hours were 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The market later opened in October at 615 River Road in Fair Haven, and NJ.com reported a different schedule: Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The accounts describe the schedule at different stages, but do not explain the change.
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Brick Memorial knocked out of football state tournament by Millville
BRICK -- The onslaught of rain and mud was meant to be a home field advantage in the state playoffs. Instead, Mother Nature helped usher in a painful turning point for top-seeded Brick Memorial football. The Mustangs were trailing 13-7 at halftime against South Jersey power Millville, but they received the kickoff to start the third quarter. An errant snap turned the ball over to the Thunderbolts just outside the red zone, and the very next play Reggie Holley went 26 yards to the end zone for his third touchdown and he added the two point-conversion. Brick Memorial never recovered. Brick Memorial (9-2) had hoped to avenge a lopsided loss in the 2024 sectional final, but instead Millville (6-4) proved their perennial contender status with a 24-7 victory Friday night to advance to the Central Group 4 section final against Atlantic City. "Our kids are tough, man," Brick Memorial head coach James Mahoney said. "Regardless of what the score was, they're gonna continue to compete and they're gonna let it all hang out on the field. Credit our boys, it could have went a lot worse than it did at some points, and our kids bucked down and stuck together.