These New Jersey cities are the safest
Everybody wants to live in a safe area, right? The problem is finding out where those cities are. Well, now there’s a survey out that ranks American cities on their safety, and New Jersey is well represented.
The rankings were compiled by AdvisorSmith, a business insurance website, using data from the FBI for calendar year 2019, the most recent stats available. Crimes considered in this report include violent crimes such as robbery, assault, rape, and murder, as well as property crimes including burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft.
They then created a proprietary formula by assigning values to the various crimes, with violent crimes being weighted more heavily.
These New Jersey cities are the safest
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Athletes from NJ competing in Tokyo Olympic Games 2021
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Athletes from NJ competing in Tokyo Olympic Games 2021
After the pandemic sidelined world-class athletes in 2020, at least 18 Olympic contenders with New Jersey roots have qualified for the Tokyo Olympic games.
Some are returning after an appearance in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 2016 while others find themselves in their first Olympics.
Here s the roundup of contenders as grouped by sport, with the opening ceremony set for July 23.
Track & field
(Sydney McLaughlin and Dalilah Muhammad in the Women s 400 Meters Hurdles on June 27 in Eugene, Oregon. Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
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By the time the Dunellen native had graduated Union Catholic High School in Scotch Plains in 2017, she had already visited Rio as part of her first Team USA experience. Ahead of Tokyo, McLaughlin, now 21, shattered the world record for 400-meter hurdles, as the first woman to clock in under 52 seconds (at 51.9 seconds).