NJ Top News for Wednesday

Here are the top New Jersey news stories for Wednesday:

⬛ Training or abuse? Video leads to shutdown of Rahway, NJ facility
Video taken by a neighbor led the city of Rahway to take action that shut down Bubba Luv Training and Rescue immediately.

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⬛ NJ moves to eliminate graduation test in high school
Education advocates say NJ students are tested too much, and want to eliminate standardized testing to graduate.

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⬛ Suicidal at age 12: NJ woman shares story of survival
"I felt like a shell of who I used to be. I felt like there was no point in living anymore," Rebecca Coakley told New Jersey 101.5.

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⬛ The one thing likely to trigger a tax audit for NJ filers
NJ does audit tax returns, and they are usually looking for one thing.

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⬛ On a 'do not knock' registry in NJ? People can still knock
Being a part of your town's "do not knock" registry does not mean you'll never be bothered at home again.

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