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Burned Letters, Car Fire and Peter Fallon Top Stories

Also, a favorite retail store marks a milestone and Yale honors a Watchung Hills counselor.

If the check was in the mail this month, there's a possibility it didn't get through—at least that was destroyed Sept. 11 when a US Postal Service truck caught on fire after hitting another truck on the New Jersey Turnpike. 

Other top stories this week include:

Car Bursts Into Flames After Hitting Deer on I-78

Noontime traffic on I78 got backed up after this incident near the Hillcrest Road exits. Fortunately, no one in the vehicle was injured.

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Peter Fallon Withdraws from High School Board Race

Fallon has been a strong presence on local school boards for a dozen years, but decided to drop out of the three-way race for his seat with Diane Belcuore and current Warren Township Board of Education President Gregory Przybylski. 

Pharmacy Celebrates 50 Years in Business

Oct. 1 marked 50 years of helping local customers for Edgewood Pharmacy's Tom Castronovo—but you can't tell that by the way he still cheerfully greets his customers.

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Yale Honors Watchung Hills Regional Guidance Counselor

The Ivy League school honors teachers and counselors each year for helping the school's students—and this year, Frances Hernandez was presented with a desk set commemorating the honor.   


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