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My Hero Was A N.Y. Met. He's Dying In A New Jersey Apartment, People Say: Patch PM
Also: Amber Alert Canceled In N.J. / Swastikas Painted At N.J. Playground / 'Batman' Stamp Linked To Heroin Overdose Spike

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My Hero Was A N.Y. Met. He's Dying In A New Jersey Apartment, People Say.
Once upon a time, wherever Dwight Gooden was, you had to look. Friends now wonder if he's doing drugs again. Now when you look, you worry. Here is life-long Mets fan Tom Davis' take.>>> Read more on Patch.
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Find out what's happening in Middletownfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
- A 3-year-old girl who was abducted Friday morning has been found, and an Amber Alert has been canceled in New Jersey, police said.
Swastikas Spray-Painted At Ocean County Playground: Report
- Anti-Semitic graffiti spray-painted on the equipment also included the phrase "Hail Hitler," according to the report.
Middletown Woman Charged with Teen's Fatal Hit-and-Run Due Back in Court Sept. 6
- Toni Marletta has until Sept. 6 to decide if she wants to take a plea deal, the most lenient the prosecutor says he will offer.
Heroin with "Batman" Stamp Supposedly Linked to Camden's Overdose Spike
- The Narcotics Analysis Unit of the New Jersey issued an alert for people to beware of the "Batman" narcotic brand.
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