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Blind N.J. Woman Runs Boston Marathon: Patch PM
Also: Car flips, sending 7 to hospital / N.J. woman suing Wells Fargo / Man admits kidnapping cab driver in Bergen County.

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Blind NJ Woman Runs Boston Marathon
Stephanie Zundel, 22, is the daughter of a veteran Edison police officer and has been blind since age 3. But that doesn't slow her down. >>>Click here to read more.
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Woman Fired, Refused To Support N.J. Bank's Statewide Fraud Scheme: Lawsuit
A New Jersey woman is suing Wells Fargo, saying she was fired for refusing to participate in schemes that possibly impacted thousands of the state's residents, according to a lawsuit.
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A Bergen County man admitted to slicing the cabbie's throat with a knife and then leaving him by the side of the road. The cabbie survived.
N.J. Man and His Parents Ran Insurance Fraud Scheme, AG Says
They sold fraudulent life insurance policies, collecting as much as $4 million in commissions from the insurance companies, according to the New Jersey Attorney General.
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