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More Creepy Clown Sightings In NJ, And They're Getting Creepier: Patch PM
Also: Man's bikini choice leads to arrest / Halloween zombie attraction draws controversy / 107-year-old New Jersey business to close.

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More Creepy Clown Sightings In NJ, And They're Getting Creepier
Seriously, what is up with these creepy clowns? Latest suspicious clown sightings in New Jersey include creepy characters riding in a hearse, as well as possible sightings near schools. >>>Read more on Patch.
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Man Wore 'Clear, Plastic Wrap' Bikini On N.J. Beach, Cops Say
- A Beach Haven police detective recently charged a man with lewdness after he was accused of lounging on a public beach wearing a homemade "clear plastic wrap" bikini for two days.
Controversy Swirls Around Marlboro Zombie Attraction Featuring Local Mental Hospital
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- In C. Casola Farms' Marlboro Zombie Breakout, participants ride around the farm in the back of military-style vehicles, shooting at zombies who have taken over the farm with paintball guns. The controversial part? Where the zombies came from.
Century-Old Business To Close In Somerset County
- After 107 years, Efinger Sporting Goods in Bound Brook is closing its doors for good.
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