92.7 WOBM News Flash Briefing: February 27 9AM92.7 WOBM News Flash Briefing: February 27 9AMVin EbenauVin EbenauPublished: February 27, 2018Jackson Township Police (Jackson PD Facebook page)Share on FacebookShare on TwitterA student at Christa McAuliffe Middle School in Jackson is facing disciplinary action after a teacher found him in possession of a weapon during roll call Monday morning, according to school officials.Lubrano's Pizzeria in Manchester is closed until structural repairs can be made after a township woman crashed into the restaurant Monday.Congenital heart disease means someone is born with any number of heart defects that do sometimes feature a hole that needs to be filled.The deadline is rapidly approaching to become a temporary employee of the state during the busy season at New Jersey's parks, forests, recreation areas and historic sites.More From WOBM:
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