My latest story on the Education beat. NJ is seeking to add diversity to the cosmetology curriculum.
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I love the spelling bee … almost as much as football! Best wishes to all!

Join NABJ-Philadelphia for this important discussion at our June 5 membership meeting The Philadelphia Inquirer. Please RSVP to [email protected]. Hope to see you there!

My story today from South Jersey! I started covering Judge Kugler when he became a magistrate in 1992 and more recently during the trials of former Bordentown Township Police Chief Frank Nucera. He always treated the media fairly. He will be missed.
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Let a grateful nation never forget. Today we honor the fallen. #memorialday2024

Happy birthday blessings to my favorite entertainer superstar and Alpha Kappa Alpha sister Patti LaBelle! 🩷💚🩷

We need a strong OPRA law, now more than ever. #journalistsmatter

Way to go! Union strong!

Some views never get old! Took the scenic home from Philadelphia and stopped at the Camden waterfront. Peace be still.

Proud to wear many hats as a VP of the The NewsGuild of Greater Philadelphia and VP of NJ SPJ. Fighting at every turn for journalists! Today union members stood In solidarity against layoffs at The Philadelphia Inquirer. We are not okay! #journalistsmatter #unionstrong

Wishing my colleague all the best in the next chapter. The The Philadelphia Inquirer has lost an outstanding journalist! Go be great Heather! I’ll be cheering!

Last student who helped integrate the University of North Carolina's undergraduate body has died apnews.com/article/obitua…

Here’s my explainer on the Wasim Muhammad verdict. Some were confused by the verdict. Lots of false reports that the defendants were exonerated. Jury will decide next whether to impose punitive damages.
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My story on yesterday’s verdict in case you missed it! A lot of moving parts.
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A spokesman for Governor Phil Murphy on Camden School board Prez Wasim Muhammad:
“ … the appalling and heinous nature of these allegations casts doubt on Mr. Muhammad’s ability to effectively serve the Camden City School District. The Governor believes he should immediately resign.”

Wasim Muhammad comments on his future plans on the Camden school board.

Camden school board says he feels vindicated “to a degree” by verdict in civil sex abuse trial.

A mixed verdict in the Wasim Muhammad case. The jury rejected claims of sexual abuse and battery. But found that Muhammad inflicted emotional distress. Camden BOE found liable and grossly negligent on some counts and cleared on others. Jury awarded $1.6 million to the plaintiff.

The jury deliberated for about 5 1/2 hours over two days in the Wasim Muhammad case. It heard 2 weeks of testimony. The jury is four men and two women.

There’s a verdict in the Wasim Muhammad trial. Lawyers are assembling.