New Jersey
880-Pound Shark Pings Off The Coast Of Toms River, New Jersey
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If it looks as if loads of actually large sharks are “pinging” off the coast of assorted cities in New Jersey not too long ago, it’s not your creativeness.
Proper earlier than daylight this morning, Saturday, July 2, 2022 OCEARCH, a shark analysis group confirmed {that a} 883-pound shark named “Freya” skated by only a few miles from Toms River, New Jersey.
OCEARCH makes use of a tracker system to maintain tabs on sharks.
OCEARCH believes that “Freya” is at present heading North.
Sea World, who’s OCEARCH’s working accomplice chosen the identify “Freya.” It means “Noble Girl.”
That is in honor of girls researchers who’ve and proceed to do nice analysis work about sharks.
“Freya” was noticed off of the coasts of Maryland and Virginia over the previous two weeks.
“Freya” is known as a “sub-adult feminine” and was first noticed In March, 2021.
OCEARCH knowledge charts “Freya” at somewhat greater than 11-feet lengthy.
An nearly 900-pound, 11-foot nice white shark was noticed off of the coast of Atlantic Metropolis, New Jersey about 10 days in the past.
SOURCE: OCEARCH.
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New Jersey
Strong winds causing downed trees, blocked roads, power outages in North Jersey
What to do if a tree falls on your house. Follow these steps
These are the steps to take in case a tree falls on your house.
Strong wind gusts are causing power outages, road closures and downed trees all across New Jersey on Monday evening.
National Weather Service posted a wind advisory alert warning that some New Jersey counties, such as Morris and Sussex, could be experiencing strong and gusty winds throughout the evening.
Strong winds have developed this afternoon with peak gusts of 35 to 45 miles per hour, said National Weather Service. Tree damage and isolated power outages could come from these winds NWS warns.
Road closures from fallen trees
Many North Jersey towns are dealing with road closures due to trees that have fallen because of the extreme wind gusts. Franklin Lakes, Hawthorne, Belleville and Parsippany-Troy Hills have all reported some road closures due to fallen trees from wind gusts.
A downed tree on 9W northbound, north of Palisades Interstate Parkway in Alpine, caused the right lane to be closed as of 7:12 p.m. on Monday, the NJ DOT reported.
More: How to tell if a tree is at risk of falling – from an NJ tree expert
Thousands suffer power outages
The three major power companies were reporting outages in North Jersey Monday evening.The hardest hit counties were Morris and Essex with over 2,600 in each county without power.
Here is a look at the some of the towns being affected at 6:45 p.m.:
- Montville – 1,401 (JCP&L)
- Livingston – 780 (JCP&L)
- Hackensack – 545 (PSE&G)
- Oakland – 435 (Orange & Rockland)
- Parsippany Troy Hills – 315 (JCP&L)
- West Milford – 248 (Orange & Rockland)
- Mount Olive – 223 (JCP&L)
New Jersey
Firefighters union backs McIver in NJ-10 special primary – New Jersey Globe
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The state’s largest firefighters union has endorsed Newark Council President LaMonica McIver for the Democratic nomination for Congress in New Jersey’s 10th district.
McIver and ten other Democrats are competing in a July 16 special primary for the chance to fill the unexpired term of Donald Payne, Jr. (D-Newark), who died on April 24 at age 65.
“As president of the Newark City Council, LaMonica has shown a willingness to always communicate with the public safety professionals who keep that city safe,” said Eddie Donnelly, the New Jersey Firefighters Mutual Benevolent Association president. “LaMonica listens, and puts her words of support into action.”
Donnelly praised Payne and his father, the late Rep. Donald M. Payne, Sr. (D-Newark), for carrying themselves with “class and dignity” and said they were “never afraid to stand up” for their constituents.
“We know that LaMonica will serve the same way,” he said.
Donnelly said that he’s ready to put the full weight of his 5,000-member union, which includes EMTs and dispatchers, behind McIver.
“An endorsement from NJFMBA is not just words on a piece of paper, it means mobilization and real support,” he said. “Between now and July 16th we will be boots on the ground in Essex, Hudson, Morris, and Union counties, and, ultimately in the voting booth, to help send LaMonica McIver to Congress.”
New Jersey
Five New Jersey colleges make Princeton Review’s Best Value Colleges 2024
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The Princeton Review an educational services company known for its yearly school rankings released its 20th annual list of the Best Value Colleges for 2024.
The list also recognizes the top private and public schools seven ranking categories such as Overall; Financial Aid; Career Placement; Internships; Alumni Networks; Making an Impact; Students with No Demonstrated Need.
These colleges were chosen based on data collected from over 650 administrators and student surveys and from PayScale.com on alumni career and salary statistics between fall 2023 through spring 2024.
The information was weighted against over 40 data points that included academics, costs, financial aid, debt, grad rates, and career/salary data according to the report.
Out 209 schools that made the Best Value list five of them are from New Jersey.
“We highly recommend the schools that made our Best Value Colleges lists for 2024” Rob Franek, Editor-in-Chief of The Princeton Review said in a press release.
“They share three compelling distinctions. All provide outstanding academics. All support their undergraduates with stellar career services. All demonstrate impressive commitments to affordability via extremely generous financial aid for students with need and/or a comparatively low sticker price. Also, good news for students considering these schools: 42% of the colleges admit 50% or more of their applicants.”
Best Value Colleges for 2024
This list is unranked but share three exceptional features:
- The College of New Jersey
- Madison University
- Stevens Institute of Technology
- New Jersey Institute of Technology
- Princeton University
Three New Jersey colleges also ranked in the some of the seven categories ranking list:
- Princeton University ranked No. 2 in the Top 50 Best Value College (Private Schools) and No. 4 in the Top 20 Best Career Placement (Private Schools)
- Stevens Institute of Technology ranked No. 12 in the top 20 Best Career Placement (Private Schools)
- The New Jersey Institute of Technology ranked No. 23 in the Top 50 Best Value Colleges (Public Schools).
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