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Holy Cross Academy Class of 2020 Graduates
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Rumson – Friday, June 5th marked the graduation of the eighth grade Holy Cross Academy Class of 2020. In most years, this would take place in a standing-room-only church full of family, friends and faculty. This year looked much different, but no less poignant for the parents and teachers of the graduates, and the graduates themselves, many of whom have shared the halls and classrooms of Holy Cross since preschool.
Family Fishing on the Mariner
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ATL. HIGHLANDS – With regulations slowly opening to allow more activities, Capt. Dan Schade is offering special Family Fishing trips on the Mariner. These half day trips are from 8 a.m. to noon and were created to give parents and kids a chance to share an enjoyable day on the water.
Families, boy scout troops, father and son/daughter combinations have the opportunity to charter the boat which generally caters to parties, fund raisers and river tours of the Navesink and Shrewsbury and spend four hours fishing aboard the Mariner.
Musky and Family Donate $1,000 to Monmouth County SPCA
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Musky and family donate $1,000
HAZLET – Mr. and Mrs. Matty Guiliano presented a check for $1,000 to the Friends of the Monmouth County SPCA to celebrate the start of summer, proceeds from the sale of Guiliano’s book, “My Name is Musky.”
A retired animal cruelty officer who completed more than 2,000 investigations during his career, Guiliano is now an animal chaplain at the Eatontown facility. He was ordained to the ministry from the Emerson Theological Institute and is also chaplain for the BPA Local 394 and is a faith ally with the Humane Society of the United States. As such his services include pet blessings and bereavement counseling, as well as funerals, memorials, and spiritual and emotional support for SPCA patrons, volunteers, officers, staff and others in need. All his services are offered at no cost.
AG's Office Releases Audio and Video Recordings Related to Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting on GSP
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TRENTON – The Attorney General’s Office today released audio and video recordings related to the shooting on May 23, 2020 on the Garden State Parkway in Bass River, N.J., in which a New Jersey State Trooper fatally shot Maurice Gordon, 28, of Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
The Attorney General’s Office today also released the identity of the State Trooper who shot and killed Mr. Gordon. He is Sgt. Randall Wetzel of Troop “D” of the New Jersey State Police.
The shooting remains under investigation by the Attorney General’s Office. However, the audio and video recordings are being released pursuant to Attorney General Directive 2019-4, the “Independent Prosecutor Directive,” which governs use-of-force investigations in New Jersey and requires that such records, if requested, be released to the public once the initial phase of the investigation is substantially complete, generally within 20 days.
False Claims, Scams in the Sale and Administration of COVID-19 and COVID-19 Antibody Tests
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NEWARK – As testing for COVID-19 and COVID-19 antibodies continue to become more widely available, Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal and the Division of Consumer Affairs (“the Division”) today warned consumers to beware of false or misleading claims in the sale or administration of COVID-19 tests and COVID-19 antibody tests, and other deceptive practices related to testing.
“As public access to COVID-19 and COVID-19 antibody testing increases, so do opportunities for unscrupulous individuals to make money by exploiting people’s confusion and fears,” said Attorney General Grewal. “We’re urging consumers to do their homework, understand the types of tests being marketed, and recognize what those tests can and cannot do, so they don’t fall victim to false promises and outright scams.”
