Gov. Called Congressman Putz For Event. The Restaurant Responded.

Point Pleasant NJ

08 December, 2020

4:39 PM

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Share-worthy stories from the New Jersey Patch network to talk about tonight: Gov. Called Congressman 'Putz' For Event. The NJ Restaurant Responded. The New Jersey restaurant said it's received threats after hosting a crowded event amid COVID, and Gov. Murphy called a congressman a "putz" for being there. But here's what else.>>>Read more. Beloved NJ Bridal Shop To Close After 60 Years Amid COVID-19 The coronavirus hit, and they were just sitting around, waiting to reopen the New Jersey bridal shop. Now they're not going to wait anymore. Another MVC Closes After Employee's Positive Coronavirus Test The closure will extend nearly to Christmas, according to the state; those seeking licenses will have to go out of the county. NJ Takes Action Against 'Romance Scams' Targeting LinkedIn Users Emergency action taken to stop an investment scheme targeting users of the professional networking site, authorities said. 2 NJ Doctors Penalized For $2M In Medicare Fraud: Authorities The license of a New Jersey doctor was permanently revoked, while the license of another doctor in a separate incident was suspended. New Jersey Will Spend $190M To Renovate Newark Penn Station NJ Transit trains, the Newark Light Rail, the PATH and Amtrak pass through the station, which also serves as the city's main bus terminal. Also Worth a Look Today Rapper A Boogie Charged With Gun, Marijuana PossessionNJ Transit Train Strikes Pedestrian In Newark; Delays For 2 LinesPiscataway Firefighter Sues Township, Alleging Sexual Harassment Across America Deaths From Coronavirus Taking Place At Almost 2 Per MinuteRestaurant Gives Server $2,000 After Tip On Credit Card DeclinedHouse Votes To Decriminalize Marijuana At Federal Level Patch PM shares a few of the day's must-read items from our New Jersey network. Thank you for reading.