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Daniel Brooks

Bright Fireballs Light Up Night Sky Across More Than a Dozen New Jersey Communities, Leaving Residents Stunned

Daniel Brooks02 mins

Late Thursday night, bright fireballs startled New Jersey residents. Flashes of light moving quickly overhead were strange and memorable in many towns. Many people saw fireballs appear, burn brightly, and disappear. A Blackwood home security camera caught the moment for many nearby residents. Aberdeen, Atlantic City, Egg Harbor Township, Paulsboro, Spotswood, Trenton, Voorhees, Washington, West…

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Small New Jersey Community Left Reeling After Multi-Million Dollar Cyber Scam Targets Local Agencies

Daniel Brooks03 mins

Spotswood is in trouble after officials unknowingly transferred millions of dollars to a criminal posing as a trusted local contact in a sophisticated cyber scam. Town leaders say precise email impersonation tricked the school district and borough offices into sending money to the wrong address. An ordinary department exchange became one of the community’s most…

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FAA Announces Smaller-Scale Flight Reductions as Controller Staffing Stabilizes Across Major Airports

Daniel Brooks03 mins

As air traffic controller staffing improves after the government shutdown, the FAA will reduce flight cuts nationwide. Scheduled flight reductions at 40 major airports will drop to 3% starting Nov. 15, a major change from earlier projections that predicted deeper disruptions. Newark Liberty International Airport and Teterboro Airport, two of the nation’s busiest hubs, have…

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North Wildwood Files Lawsuit After New Jersey Cancels $54 Million Shoreline Protection Project

Daniel Brooks02 mins

North Wildwood sued the NJDEP for abruptly ending a $54 million Jersey Shore beach and dune restoration project. The years-long project would have strengthened Five-Mile Island beaches and dunes like North Wildwood, Wildwood, Wildwood Crest, and Lower Township’s Diamond Beach after Superstorm Sandy. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers protected homes, businesses, and public spaces…

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Massive $4.8 Million Cyber Heist Shakes Small New Jersey Town, Local Officials Tricked by Sophisticated Email Scam

Daniel Brooks04 mins

The complicated email scam cost a town in Middlesex County $4.8 million. Local officials say that a criminal pretended to be trusted contacts and moved money to Spotswood school district and borough accounts that weren’t supposed to have it. Mayor Rich O’Brien told people that a “third-party cyber criminal” fooled school and borough employees into…

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Ocean County Pushes for Local Oversight of $450 Million Settlement to Address PFAS Pollution

Daniel Brooks03 mins

Ocean County, NJ, officials want more control over 3M’s $450 million PFAS/PFOS settlement. Nonbiodegradable “forever chemicals” cause cancer. County leaders advise local governments to fight contamination with settlement funds. The state settled 3M Salem and Middlesex County pollution lawsuits early this year. The deal was praised as a historic step toward addressing PFAS contamination in…

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Rider University

Rider University Faces Probation: What This Means for Students, Faculty, and Financial Stability

Daniel Brooks03 mins

New Jersey private college Rider University was placed on financial probation by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. A financially struggling university chose this for stability. The accredited but probationary university must make financial and operational changes to protect students’ education. Leaders say universities must take tough but necessary budget cuts. Cut all employees’…

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Megyn Kelly’s Controversial Remarks on Jeffrey Epstein Spark Fierce Backlash and Reputation Risk

Daniel Brooks05 mins

Megyn Kelly was criticized for a podcast episode in which she questioned whether Jeffrey Epstein was a pedophile. Kelly quoted an unnamed Epstein investigation source who said Epstein preferred “barely legal” 15-year-olds over pre-pubescent children. The source said Kelly Epstein preferred “very young teen types that could pass for even younger than they were” and…

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