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Sketch released of Route 78 road rage gunman
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Gunfire erupts after road rage on Route 78 in Bedminster, NJ
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How did her father die?
She was only 4 years old on that fatal summer night in 1989. She barely remembers her father, Ronald. But now she’s 36. She’d like some answers.
“I’m asking for the truth,” said Jena Skrosky, who grew up in River Vale and played on the girls basketball squad at Pascack Valley High School under legendary coach Jeff Jasper. “I can handle it.”
This story begins with a night of joy, 32 years ago.
Ronald Skrosky Jr., 26 and a midlevel regional circulation manager at The Record, was considered a valuable, up-and-coming asset in the arduous job of making sure copies of the newspaper were delivered to subscribers doorsteps without being chewed up by dogs, soaked by summer rains or blown apart by wind gusts, with the comics ending up in the shrubs and the sports section scattered across the road.
NJ Trump fans plan Parkway motorcade on Saturday
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How did her father die?
She was only 4 years old on that fatal summer night in 1989. She barely remembers her father, Ronald. But now, she’s 36. She’d like some answers.
“I’m asking for the truth,” said Jena Skrosky, who grew up in River Vale and played on the girls basketball squad at Pascack Valley High School under legendary coach Jeff Jasper. “I can handle it.”
This story begins with a night of joy, 32 years ago.
Ronald Skrosky Jr., 26 and a mid-level regional circulation manager at The Record, was considered a valuable, up-and-coming asset in the arduous job of making sure copies of the newspaper were delivered to subscribers doorsteps without being chewed up by dogs, soaked by summer rains or blown apart by wind gusts, with the comics ending up in the shrubs and the sports section scattered across the road.