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Asbury Park Hotel Former Employee Indicted on Theft of $400,000
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FREEHOLD – A Monmouth County Grand Jury handed up an Indictment against a former employee of an Asbury Park hotel charging him with theft of over $400,000 from the business between 2018 and 2020, announced Acting Monmouth County Prosecutor Lori Linskey.
Statement from NJ Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal on N.J. Supreme Court Decision on the Release of Police Disciplinary Records
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In re Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive Nos. 2020-5 and 2020-6
Today begins a new chapter for police transparency and accountability in New Jersey. Going forward, every police department in New Jersey will be required to annually publish the names of officers who were fired, demoted, or suspended for more than five days. By lifting the cloak of secrecy over our state’s police disciplinary process, we are not simply ensuring accountability for those who engage in misconduct; we are also demonstrating that the vast majority of law enforcement officers work hard and play by the rules.
DiMaso Intros Bill to End Potential Political Committee Abuse of Power
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TRENTON, N.J. – In an attempt to stop political payback by party bosses, Assemblywoman Serena DiMaso introduced legislation, A-5861, this week that would prohibit any elected constitutional officer from holding a chairperson position in a municipal, county, or state political party committee.
“There are clear conflicts of interest that need to be acknowledged when elected officials also chair a political party,” DiMaso (R-Monmouth) said. “Perhaps the most blatant example is when chairs and co-chairs also serve as elected constitutional officers for a county where they are in charge of the same employees who decide their personal salaries and department budgets.”
Nesting and Flying
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During the 38 years of our marriage so far, we have owned two homes. We have also lived in two apartments, and in a church parsonage for 30 years. We bought our first house when we were expecting our first daughter Lindsey and now, after my retirement from the church, we are buying our second house. We are in the process of moving, something that I am happy that we have only done rarely. One of our daughters asked me how I like our new house. I replied that I like it but, even if I did not, I would catch love for it just by being with my wife and seeing her enthusiasm, her gushing passion, and her detailed planning for the house and our involvement in the community. (It is also appropriate to talk about catching something at the new house because I got poison ivy for the second time in my life from working in the yard!)
Prefab Home Goes Up in a Day in Atlantic Highlands
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS – It was Set Day for the Porter home on South Avenue today, and by noontime, voila! A two story, 1,984-square foot home was planted and raised on site.
The eventful morning, involving no fewer than ten workers for Baracah Homes of Glenwood, Del. or their subcontractors, began shortly after 7 am, as the semi-tractor trailers rolled up South Avenue and progress began.
The friendly workers and smooth operation of setting the home on site also brought out a dozen or so neighbors, some bringing out folding chairs to watch the entire process, and all chatting about the excellence of the team, the apparently Amish father and sons all working with other employees, with the ages all ranging from the teenaged sons to experienced workmen.
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