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Here are the top New Jersey news stories for Friday:
⬛ Supreme Court set to rule on student loan forgiveness
1.1 million NJ residents could see 20k in loan debt wiped out….or not
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⬛ New Jersey needs to pray for soaking summer rains
The latest Drought Monitor report shows the Garden State needs multiple soaking rains to get back in the normal range and avoid a possible drought later this summer
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⬛ NJ swimmer dies trying to cross a river
Authorities are advising all New Jersey residents to not attempt to swim in or across the Delaware this summer
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⬛ It’s time to victim-proof your life
Watch the replay of Eric Scott’s Town Hall broadcast with expert tips to protect your life, home, car and bank accounts
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⬛ As rents shoot higher, more NJ residents facing homelessness
A new report finds many lower income NJ residents have to work 96 hours a week to afford a modest two bedroom apartment.
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It has been just under a week since the New Jersey Devils hired Sheldon Keefe as their new head coach, but everyone already has an opinion on it. When you really think about it, he should be the perfect fit for this team. The Devils high-end talent should react well to what Sheldon Keefe does best.
One area that he may excel in is the power play. In fact, with guys like Jack Hughes, Nico Hischier, Jesper Bratt, Timo Meier, Luke Hughes, Dougie Hamilton, and Dawson Mercer amongst others to work with, they could be a top-five group.
The Toronto Maple Leafs, with Keefe as the head coach, had a ton of talent as well. Guys like Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner, John Tavares, William Nylander, and Morgan Rielly all made their power play special as well.
Keefe knows how to get the most out of great players. That will include hiring the right person to run this power play so it can take advantage of all the skills the team possesses.
During the regular season, the Maple Leafs had a 23.9 playoff percentage which was good for seventh in the NHL. New Jersey, on the other hand, finished 13th with a 22.4 percentage. That number doesn’t tell the whole story, though. They were first in December when Jack Hughes was healthy. In the second half, they mostly missed Hughes, but they went long stretches without a power play goal and fell to 13th.
With Keefe and his eventual new staff coming in, the Devils should be able to be a top-five group and keep it that way. If they do, making the playoffs shouldn’t be a problem for them.
New Jersey has too much offensive firepower to not be scoring on the power play with regularity. There is no reason that they can’t be one of the best in the league and Keefe is going to hire someone that will help them get there.
Jennifer Aydin‘s doing fine after suffering through a scary ordeal … telling fans she was at a New Jersey boardwalk that turned chaotic — and sharing a clip of the dramatic scene.
The ‘Real Housewives of New Jersey’ star took to Instagram Sunday to share a clip from her chaotic Saturday evening … telling her more than half a million followers she and her family went to the boardwalk at Seaside Heights, on the Jersey Shore.
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Check out the clip … it’s taken from a safe distance, but people are running everywhere, yelling and sirens are blaring as the chaotic scene unfolds with people hopping over wooden fences to evacuate the area.
In the caption, JA writes the fam still doesn’t know what happened — but, everyone from her family’s safe at the very least
Local news outlets say false reports of gunfire set off the mad scramble … and, cops say the whole incident actually just came from kids causing a disturbance.
Jennifer joined “The Real Housewives of New Jersey” back in 2018 — and she’s appeared in every season of the program since.
Jennifer updated her followers via her Instagram story after posting the original clip … letting people know she and the family decided to stay in for the evening.
Probably a wise call after ending up in a scary situation.
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