Carly Baldwin is a journalist at Patch, covering Central New Jersey and Rutgers University. With a passion for local news, she explores a range of topics including education, social issues, and crime, often focusing on events and regional interests. Carly's work has been featured in Yahoo News and Patch.com, showcasing her commitment to impactful storytelling.
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The Eatontown Party City on Rt. 36 will remain open while supplies last and they are expecting to close "sometime in February."
Party City is going out of business, closing all remaining stores in the United States, including the one on Rt. 3 in Clifton.
SEA GIRT, NJ — Two cars were stolen and homes were broken into over the weekend in Sea Girt, police in that town announced Sunday.
This is because of emergency roadwork being done Monday morning by the Molly Pitcher Inn. Avoid the area until 6 p.m, say police.
Little Silver 9-1-1 calls are routed to the county, and the county also runs the Shrewsbury River Flood Warning System.
There were multiple drunk driving arrest in Secaucus in the past week:
By: Carly Baldwin
This was the largest jackpot ever won in New Jersey. The winner will receive $537.5 million, before state and federal taxes are taken out.
The former Middletown Police sergeant indicted last week on 22 criminal counts maintains he is innocent and will be cleared of all charges.
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