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Picture Emerges Of One Caneiro Brother Thriving, Another In Pain
Also: 20-Year-Old From NJ Dies After Crash That Hospitalized 8 / Snow Expected In Parts Of NJ / Bus Crash Victim's Long Road To Recovery

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Picture Emerges Of One Caneiro Brother Thriving, Another In Pain
Since the Colts Neck quadruple homicide, a picture has emerged of two brothers who grew up extremely close. Ultimately, one became very successful, while the other is accused of killing the other's family.>>>Read more.
20-Year-Old From NJ Dies After Crash That Hospitalized 8: Prosecutor
Find out what's happening in Little Silver-Oceanportfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
A New Jersey college math major, one of the designated drivers in the crash, died from his injuries on Tuesday after he and seven others were involved in the head-on two-car collision, prosecutors said.
Find out what's happening in Little Silver-Oceanportfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Snow is expected in New Jersey, but it won't fall in the typical spots. Expect a possible troublesome commute, depending on where you are.
Sofia Evelich, 12, always has a smile on her face and is thankful to be alive, her mother said.
Morris County Man Threatened Religious Institution With Bomb: Feds
The man is accused of calling in a bomb threat to a local religious institution, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito said.
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