What You Missed In Shore Sports On Dec. 20, 2014

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Sat, 12/20/2014 - 8:15pm

A look at the scores and stories from the night that was in Shore Conference sports.

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Hurricane Franklin raises risk for rip currents along Jersey Shore
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NJ has tough gun laws, but local spending to boost school security has surged
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Rutgers launches disability studies minor to explore world of oft-ignored community
Rutgers University–New Brunswick introduced the disability studies program to promote understanding of the role disability plays in society. More
NJ Red Cross volunteers drive to Florida to aid Hurricane Idalia relief efforts
John Delaney and Lynn Paul will join a fleet of Red Cross volunteers to distribute food and necessities to Floridians affected by Hurricane Idalia. More

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