AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLocal Politics & Safety: Parents of people with developmental disabilities urged New Jersey lawmakers to require cameras inside state-licensed group homes, saying abuse and neglect have become “almost routine” and that oversight is the only way to protect residents. Education Funding: Cinnaminson voters will decide Tuesday on a $76 million bond referendum—the district’s biggest—aimed at easing overcrowding, upgrading security and HVAC, and adding gyms and a stadium. Flooding Disruption: Ridgewood High School is repairing athletic fields after Ho-Ho-Kus Brook flooding left turf unusable, with officials weighing longer-term flood-control options. Culture & Controversy: Rapper Macklemore was removed from the remaining U.S. dates of Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour after pro-Palestine remarks at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey; Patriots owner Robert Kraft said the decision was tied to concerns about hate speech and antisemitic rhetoric. Public Health/Environment: Chemours, DuPont and Corteva reached a $455 million settlement over PFAS “forever chemicals” claims tied to North Carolina contamination. Crime & Justice: A 14-year-old NJ girl was critically injured in an Indiana crash after a stolen-car chase; the driver was wanted in Maryland on alleged sexual abuse and assault charges.
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