Crossing guard to be honored in Union City
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UNION CITY -- The City of Union City, Mayor Brian Stack and Board of Commissioners will be holding a Unveiling Ceremony of the Caroline Goodman Memorial Plaque on Thursday, June 20, 2013 at 12 p.m. on the corner of West Street and Eighth Street. A city spokesman said in a release, “Goodman was a crossing guard at that location for 26 years and eight months. She was very dedicated to the safety of the children in the area, and was loved by all who came in contact with her. Members of the family will be present at the ceremony.”
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RESCUE – The National Guard in Hoboken last fall.
RESCUE – The National Guard in Hoboken last fall.
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Hoboken Mayor Zimmer responds to FEMA flood zone revisions
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RESCUE – The National Guard in Hoboken last fall.
RESCUE – The National Guard in Hoboken last fall.
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HOBOKEN – Earlier this week, FEMA released its revised flood maps for New Jersey (see earlier story linked below). Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer said in a statement: "While I appreciate FEMA’s willingness to incorporate our feedback and make incremental improvements to these maps, FEMA's new flood area designations ultimately mean more of our residents will need to participate in the unfair National Flood Insurance Program, which ignores the needs of urban areas like ours. I have met with officials at the National Flood Insurance Program and been advised that if we can demonstrate that we are protecting our city, then we could get a “Shaded X” designation for Hoboken, which would enable us to get out of paying for flood insurance. That is why I am continuing to work towards a comprehensive solution to our flooding problem so that we can protect our city, change our city’s flood designation, and potentially completely free ourselves from the National Flood Insurance Program."
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Fourth daycare canter aide charged with alleged child abuse
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JERSEY CITY – A Jersey City woman who worked as a teacher’s aide at a Port Liberte daycare center was arrested at her home on Tuesday on child abuse charges, according to a report on NJ.com The Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office has charged the former Sunnyside aide with child abuse and endangering the welfare of a child, according to the report, for allegedly hitting a two-year old, pushing this same child to the floor, and dragging the child across a room by the hair. The alleged abuse took place in April, according to NJ.com. A Central Judicial Processing judge has set the aide’s bail at 50,000, according to the web site, and the aide has been told to avoid all contact with the alleged victim and other minors. This teacher’s aide is the fourth person to be arrested on alleged child abuse charges at this same daycare center this year.
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