AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSevere Weather & Flooding: Thursday’s storms dumped heavy rain across New Jersey, with town-by-town totals showing flooding risk and saturated ground, including 3.38 inches in Linden and 2.51 in Harrison. Public Health: Rutgers researchers say about 65% of young children brought to NJ ERs for suspected poisonings likely didn’t need emergency care if families had called poison control first. Local Government: North Brunswick Township backed away from a proposed 300,000-square-foot warehouse redevelopment at 100 Fidelity Plaza after residents pushed back, with the town saying the plan wouldn’t move forward. Community & Kids Literacy: Linden is expanding Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, mailing free books to children from birth to age five. Courts & Voting: The RNC escalated its fight with NJ election officials over voter-roll records tied to noncitizens, threatening legal action if records aren’t turned over by mid-September. Safety & Infrastructure: A Phillipsburg bridge repair update says emergency work is progressing after long delays, with officials describing ongoing coordination between the railroad and NJDOT. Sports: Seton Hall hosts Illinois State volleyball to open the season, while the Jets’ preseason finale plans reportedly include sitting key starters.
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