After shooting, NJ district changes stance on hiring armed guards
Middletown school board President Frank Capone said Gov. Murphy and the NJEA should reimburse districts for the costs of armed officers.
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Middletown to continue tradition of reading 9/11 victims’ names
The town that lost the most souls in the 9/11 terrorist attacks, behind New York City, refuses to let the 19th anniversary come and go without reading those victims' names out loud.
Lawmakers, businesses wrestle over independent contractor rules
Major changes aimed at ending employee misclassification are among the major debates happening in the lame-duck legislative session.