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World AIDS Day is a time to take stock, three decades on

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This weekend marked World AIDS Day and many AIDS-affected people observed the occasion.

This weekend marked World AIDS Day, and some of those involved in the care of people who are HIV-positive observed the occasion Monday.

12/02/2019

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McCarrick among clerics named in new clergy-abuse lawsuits

McCarrick among clerics named in new clergy-abuse lawsuits

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Clip: 12/2/2019 | 3m 58s | A lawsuit alleges that John Bellacchio was assaulted by former Cardinal McCarrick. (3m 58s)

New report examines response to opioid and crack epidemics

New report examines response to opioid and crack epidemics

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Clip: 12/2/2019 | 4m 35s | Michael Hill sat down with Asbury Park Press reporters Shannon Mullen and Austin Bogues. (4m 35s)

NJ battles Mother Nature in first snowstorm of the season

NJ battles Mother Nature in first snowstorm of the season

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Clip: 12/2/2019 | 2m 49s | Murphy is working to avoid a repeat of last year's inaugural snowstorm debacle. (2m 49s)

Snowstorm helps boost Cyber Monday sales

Snowstorm helps boost Cyber Monday sales

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Clip: 12/2/2019 | 2m 44s | Rhonda Schaffler brings you the day's business stories. (2m 44s)

Winter's first whack now winding down

Winter's first whack now winding down

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Clip: 12/2/2019 | 2m 18s | NJ's coastal storm is slowly deepening, and slowly sliding east away from the state. (2m 18s)

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