Hospital Fires 124 For Vaccine Refusal: Central Jersey Today

Princeton NJ

19 October, 2021

4:38 PM

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Hello, Central Jersey readers. Here are a few stories you might not want to miss today: NJ Hospital Fires 124 For Refusing COVID Vaccine: RWJ Barnabas, the second-largest hospital system in the state of New Jersey, has confirmed it fired 118 employees who refused to get the coronavirus vaccine, in addition to the six supervisors it already fired for refusing the vaccine earlier this summer.2 Mercer County Towns To Build Joint Police Station, Court Facility: Two Mercer County towns have entered into an agreement to build a joint police station and court facility. Robbinsville and Hightstown will build a new 26,000 square foot shared facility that will house a police station and court in a historic shared service agreement for the next 50 years.Driver Drunk In Crash That Killed South Brunswick Man: Prosecutor: A Marlboro man was charged with drunk driving and vehicular homicide in connection with a crash that killed a South Brunswick resident.Woodbridge Political Ad Appears To Be Missing 'Paid For' Language: A man running for Woodbridge school board filed a complaint last Friday with the Middlesex County Prosecutor's office and the New Jersey Attorney General, alleging that a political ad for the council team endorsed by Woodbridge Mayor John McCormac is missing the required "paid for" language. Click here to subscribe to your local Patch.