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1. Herald Newspaper near New Jersey

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     Herald News Circulation

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     1 Garret Mountain Plz, #301, Woodland Park, NJ · (973) 569-7070
     
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     Cape May County Herald Newspapers

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     1508 Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ · (609) 886-8600
     
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     Catholic Star Herald

     Newspapers · 417.08mi

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     15 N 7th St, Camden, NJ · (856) 756-7900
     
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     Nassau Herald

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     379 Central Ave, Lawrence, NY · (516) 569-4002
     
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     Herald Square LLC

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     199 Lee Ave, #894, Brooklyn, NY
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     Herald Hospitality Group Inc

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     106 W 32nd St, #2, New York, NY
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2. www.njherald.com › story › newsFatal Franklin NJ crash involving police officer under ...

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   3 hours ago · Newton New Jersey Herald A crash in Franklin Borough on Memorial Day involving an on-duty police officer that led to the death of a young woman is under investigation by the state Attorney General ...

3. www.wjhl.com › news › nationalNew Jersey attorney general blames shore town for ... - WJHL

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   2 hours ago · A police officer on a bicycle patrols the boardwalk in Seaside Heights, N.J., Friday, May 31, 2024. On Friday, New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin blamed the city of Wildwood, N.J. for not ...

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   Does the NJ Herald still print Saturday newspapers?

   • The N.J. Herald is the latest Gannett-owned newspaper to reduce the number of days they print newspapers. Most of New Jersey’s Gannett properties ended Saturday print editions and deliveries last month. The N.J. Herald had not printed Saturday newspapers in years.

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   What happened to the New Jersey Herald?

   • “N.J. Herald ends Monday print newspapers,” by New Jersey Globe’s David Wildstein: "The New Jersey Herald, once a vibrant daily newspaper in providing valuable coverage of local news to the people of Sussex County and northwestern New Jersey, will stop printing Monday newspapers late this month.

   Cannabis ban for cops gains traction

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   What is the Herald newspaper?

   • The Herald is a daily newspaper in South Carolina owned by The McClatchy Company. Established in the year 1872 as the Lantern, the paper today caters to its readers in York, Chester, and Lancaster counties local & national news. Apart from the daily printed edition, the paper also hosts an online news website.

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5. apnews.com › article › new-jersey-boardwalks-teensNew Jersey attorney general blames shore town for having too ...

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   2 hours ago · 1 of 6 | . A group of young people walk peacefully along the boardwalk in Seaside Heights, N.J., Friday, May 31, 2024. On Friday, New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin blamed the city of Wildwood, N.J., for not assigning enough police officers to patrol its boardwalk over the Memorial Day weekend when crowds of rowdy teens and young adults overwhelmed the city’s capability to respond to ...

6. www.usnews.com › news › best-statesNew Jersey Attorney General Blames Shore Town for Having Too ...

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   22 hours ago · SEASIDE HEIGHTS, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey's attorney general on Friday blamed a Jersey Shore town for not having enough police officers patrolling its boardwalk over the Memorial Day weekend, when ...

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     Shelton Herald

     New Jersey attorney general blames shore town for having too few police on boardwalk during melee

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     Here's why flags are at half staff in New Jersey on Friday

     Gov. Phil Murphy signed Executive Order No. 359 directing U.S. and New Jersey flags to fly at half-staff on Friday, May 31

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     Shelton Herald

     AP Decision Notes: What to expect in the New Jersey presidential and state primaries

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     News in Newton, NJ | New Jersey Herald

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     NJ Herald to end Monday print editions, will offer expanded e-Editions

     Apr 18, 2022

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     thenationalherald.com

     Former and Current Metropolitan Evangelos and Apostlos of New Jersey  at the Synod of the Phanar - The National Herald

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9. www.cbsnews.com › philadelphia › newsVisitors talk about boardwalk safety after chaotic ... - CBS News

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   1 hour ago · Beachgoers return to Ocean City, New Jersey boardwalk after chaotic Memorial Day weekend 01:34. OCEAN CITY, N.J. (CBS) -- Visitors are returning to the Jersey Shore one week after what some local ...

10. www.heraldnews.com › story › newsSomerset car crash on I-195; Fall River man killed

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    48 minutes ago · The Herald News. SOMERSET — A 26-year-old Fall River man was killed in a car crash on I-195 Thursday evening. According to a State Police press release, around 6:45 p.m., Massachusetts State ...

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12. www.clintonherald.com › news › national_newsBoardwalks Rowdy Teens | National News | clintonherald.com

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    22 hours ago · A police officer on a bicycle patrols the boardwalk in Seaside Heights, N.J., Friday, May 31, 2024. On Friday, New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin blamed the city of Wildwood,