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Y Academy - Help for Parents Facing Child Care Challenges
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YMCA Launches New Programs to Support Local Families Juggling Work and Tricky School Schedules
SHREWSBURY, NJ – How do you manage work and kids going to school part time or learning remotely this fall? It’s a question many parents and guardians are asking as area schools announce modified reopening plans that include a mix of hybrid and all-virtual learning in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
As families struggle with making difficult decisions for remote work or a return to the workplace, the YMCA of Greater Monmouth County is introducing new child care options and convenient academic programming at several YMCA centers this fall.
21 Alleged Sex Offenders Arrested in "Operation Screen Capture"
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Collaborative operation targeting offenders sexually exploiting children online was launched in response to spike in cyber threats to children during COVID 19 pandemic
Attorney General warns parents and offers tips to keep children safe as they return to virtual learning, with more screen time and, in many cases, no in-person teacher supervision
TRENTON –Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal today announced arrests of 21 individuals who are charged with sexually exploiting children online. The 19 men, one woman, and one juvenile male were arrested in “Operation Screen Capture,” a collaborative operation launched in response to a dramatic increase in reports of potential threats to children from online predators during the COVID pandemic.
Three defendants – two men and one woman – are charged with sexually assaulting or attempting to sexually assault children. Eighteen are charged with endangering the welfare of children for possession and/or distribution of child sexual abuse materials, including, in many cases, child rape videos.
WPC Concert Will Celebrate the Power of Music in Troubled Times
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MIDDLETOWN, NJ - Nothing beats music to lift the spirits, especially during this challenging Covid 19 pandemic. Westminster Church will rise to the occasion on September 12th from 4 to 6 pm, by hosting a special free concert on its Great Lawn as a musical gift to the community.
The Faith, Hope, and Music Concert will feature an opening set by The Good News Band led by Carl and Laurie Gentry with BethAnne Clayton's son Paulie Reinhold, Ben Figuly, and Billy Pisciotta. The event headliner will be The Next Generation of Soul 12-Piece Christian band that rocked the Great Lawn at last year's FH&M Festival.
Oyster Point of View Art Exhibit
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Oyster Point of View
August 22 – September 20, 2020
Meet the Artists Sunday, September 13, 4:00 – 6:00 pm at the Oyster Point Hotel, 146 Bodman Place, Red Bank
Featuring Exhibiting Members of the Guild of Creative Art
Officers Admit Targeting Citizen After Complaint
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FREEHOLD – An Asbury Park police officer and a former city Special Law Enforcement Officer, Class 2 (SLEO-2) entered guilty pleas today admitting they vandalized vehicles belonging to a citizen who filed an internal affairs complaint against them, announced Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni.
Asbury Park Police Officer Stephen Martinsen, 31, and former SLEO-2 Thomas Dowling, 27, both of Asbury Park entered guilty pleas virtually today to fourth-degree Criminal Mischief before Monmouth County Superior Court Judge Vincent N. Falcetano, Jr., in connection to the vandalism of two vehicles, one in Ocean Grove and one in Asbury Park, between 3 a.m. and 4 a.m. on Sept. 3, 2019. Dowling and Martinsen admitted during their pleas that they slashed the tires of the vehicles and smashed a window of one of the vehicles, causing over $500 in total damage. They further admitted that they vandalized the vehicles after the victim filed a complaint against them with the Asbury Park Police Department.
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