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NJ homeowner associations not opening pools for fear of lawsuits
The measure would stipulate homeowner associations in the Garden State could not be sued if somebody gets COVID and claims they caught the virus in the pool or clubhouse
NJ high schoolers added to COVID vaccine program, still optional
A North Jersey school district has expanded its vaccine clinic to include teenagers, as more colleges have made shots a requirement for fall.
Warehouse sprawl bill stumbles in first hearing, advances anyway
A bill would give neighboring towns a voice, but not a veto, about large warehouse construction. But a majority of a committee declined to vote for it.
Cowriter Zwiebel dishes on new Billy Crystal movie 'Here Today'
The comedy writer also gave his take on the Oscars.
Most in NJ backed COVID-19 measures, but now want them gone: poll
A majority of New Jerseyans agree that it is now time to take major steps toward reopening.
Chlorine shortage hitting NJ — it’ll likely cost you a lot more
"I do have a good amount because we ordered early on, but we are expected to run out, honestly, by early summer," said Ashley Gillis, manager at Paradise Pool & Spa in Hamburg.
NJ may reduce penalties for knowingly spreading HIV/AIDS, STDs
The charge would become a disorderly persons offense and apply only when there is intent to infect and steps aren't taken to try to prevent that.
NJ universities not allowing remote learners to skip vaccine
There will be far fewer remote classes offered by New Jersey college during the fall semester when COVID-19 vaccination requirements begin.
More than 800 tiny turtles scooped to safety, rehab at Stockton
The hundreds of turtle hatchlings were found in storm drains in South Jersey.