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'Making The Best Of It:' Memorial Day 2020 At Jersey Shore: PM
Also: Homicide suspect may be Jersey-bound/In-person graduations on in NJ/Child Vaccinations Drop In NJ /Churches Sue NJ To Reopen

Share-worthy stories from the New Jersey Patch network to talk about tonight:
Jersey Shore On Memorial Day Weekend: New Vibes, Some Familiarity
Coronavirus concerns brought some visible changes to the Jersey Shore, but it didn't completely prevent the unofficial start of summer. .>>>Read more.
Homicide Suspect May Be Headed For Northeast New Jersey: Report
Find out what's happening in Long Valleyfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The suspect in a pair of Connecticut homicides may have stolen another vehicle in Pennsylvania, authorities reported.
NJ To Allow Live Graduations Starting In July, Gov. Murphy Says
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Gov. Phil Murphy said outdoor ceremonies can be held, but they must comply with social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The need to protect children from serious childhood diseases doesn't disappear during the COVID-19 public health emergency, officials said.
Rutgers joins a growing number of American colleges waiving SAT/ACT test scores, in an unexpected consequence of the coronavirus lockdown.
4 South Jersey Churches Sue State To Reopen
Four churches in South Jersey are suing the state in an attempt to reopen their doors to worshipers.
'Duty-Bound' Police Will Respond To NJ Salon If Owners Reopen
Parsippany Police Chief Andrew Miller said Brick and Mirror Beauty Bar would be in violation of the COVID-19 shutdown.
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