Daniel Brooks

New Jersey School District Faces $18 Million Shortfall, New Superintendent Calls Out Faulty Accounting

Ruth Turner, the new administrator of a New Jersey school system, discovered a $18 million deficit due to years of poor bookkeeping and mismanagement in her first weeks. Turner and the new business administrator said the district’s financials didn’t stack up. They found enormous amounts of unpaid bills, incomplete ledgers, and accounting carelessness when they…

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Family Sues Over Discovery That Father’s Ashes Sat in Funeral Home Basement for Decades

Family Sues Over Discovery That Father’s Ashes Sat in Funeral Home Basement for Decades

After discovering that her father’s cremains were never buried at the family cemetery, a New Jersey woman sued. Her father’s grave was empty, as the remains were boxed in a funeral parlor. Debbie Uraga sued John F. Pfleger Funeral Home and Mount Olivet Cemetery in Union County Superior Court. After her father, George Jonas, died…

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Former Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter

Derek Jeter Addresses Political Aspirations: A Firm ‘No’

Yankees shortstop and Baseball Hall of Famer Derek Jeter has reiterated his political antipathy. Jeter was asked about running for office in a recent interview. Clear answer: “No, that’s not for me.” Comments like this foster rumors that prominent athletes are political. After other sportsmen become politicians, Jeter said he wasn’t interested. Jeter’s post-baseball interests…

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Florida Visitor Scores $104,475 in Two Dragon Link Jackpots at Hard Rock Atlantic City

One Florida guy won two $104,475 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City prizes in 24 hours. The casino’s Aristocrat Golden Century Dragon Link slot machines perform this magnificent performance. These machines are known for entertaining games and tempting prizes. One visitor won $60,000 on a $5 Dragon Link game before 10 p.m. Friday. The…

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New Jersey Attorney Fined $3,000 for Submitting AI-Generated Fake Case Law

Sukjin Henry Cho, an attorney in New Jersey, was fined $3,000 by a federal judge for submitting artificial intelligence-generated case law in court. This occurrence raises worries about AI usage in court proceedings and warns legal experts nationwide. On September 18, Magistrate Judge José R. Almonte found that Cho had used fictitious legal citations in…

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New Jersey Breaks World Record with Yogi Berra-Inspired Celebration

In honor of baseball legend Yogi Berra, New Jersey broke another Guinness World Record. Yogi Berra Stadium in Little Falls hosted the world’s largest catch on Sunday, gathering families, supporters, and baseball aficionados from across the country to honor the iconic Yankee’s centennial. The event, called Yogi’s Big Catch, saw 1,179 pairs throw baseballs across…

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Demolition underway for historic N.J. hospital after 100years

All Souls Hospital demolition marks end of an era in Morristown as future of the site remains unclear

After more than a century, Morristown’s Mount Kemble Avenue hospital will be dismantled, changing its medical environment and real estate. Local officials approved progressive demolition of the long-inactive All Souls Hospital and rehabilitation center un early February 2025. Health and local officials said the removal will meet strict safety and environmental standards, but they have…

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