Those indicted were:
Wesley Warren Clark: Possession of a controlled substance
Dickie Flanagan: Online solicitation of a minor
Austin Montgomery Soukhakian: Possession of a marijuana
Brennon Oshea McDowell: Evading arrest; Felon in possession of a firearm; Assault family violence – occlusion
Patrick Boutelle: Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon; Burglary of a habitation; Violation of a protective order
Frank Paul Hinojosa: Theft of a firearm
Tony Aaron Cottrell: CT I-V Theft of a firearm
Brandon Jamaal Payne: Possession of a controlled substance
David Lewis: Evading arrest; Felon in possession of a firearm
Selso Ortiz Martinez: Possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver – drug free zone/repeat/habitual defender
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“We need to get village hall open. We have people wanting to pay their taxes, I had a resident complain that they don’t want to leave their information in a box, village hall needs to be open at this point,” Thomas said.
Mayor Peter Wilson said that masks will still be required while inside the building. Council said they feel comfortable opening village hall back up to the public because they believe employees in the building have adequate space and separation from the public to perform business within health guidelines. The opening of village hall also means that council will be transitioning back to in-person for their meetings starting on March 23. Council members unanimousl
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$25 million to reduce monthly premiums for people who buy their own health coverage;
$20 million health coverage for all 88,000 uninsured children in the state;
$8.5 million to permit new mothers on Medicaid to retain health coverage throughout the infant’s first year of life, under First Lady Tammy Murphy’s Nurture NJ initiative;
$6.85 million to allow 20,000 additional senior citizens, previously excluded because of their income, to use the popular Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled and Senior Gold programs to cover most prescription drug costs;
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Updated Mar 08, 2021;
It’s starting to slowly get easier to book a COVID vaccine appointment in New Jersey now that the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is available.
Some people who had appointments for a few weeks down the line have now been able to book sooner at a different facility, while others have found a shot closer to home.
So what should you do if you have two appointments?
Experts say if you already had your first dose, you should go through with your second dose appointment and not try to reschedule that elsewhere.