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SEEN HER? Search Launched For Missing Sussex County Teen SEEN HER? Search Launched For Missing Sussex County Teen
Seen HER? Search Launched For Missing Sussex County Teen A search has been launched for a Sussex County high school freshman who has been missing since Wednesday. Adriell Schuster, a 15-year-old freshman at Kittatinny Regional High School in Newton, told her babysitter in Hampton that she would take a late bus home on Wednesday, March 30, but never arrived home, according to several social media posts. Schuster stands 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighs around 120 pounds. She left with a full backpack and may have traveled to Pennsylvania, the posts say. Her phone is turned off. Have you seen Adriell Schuster? Female, 15 years old, 5'3", 120 lb…

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by Valerie Musson
Obituaries
Sussex County Native, Longtime Toms River Resident Jennifer Bower Dies After Cancer Battle, 38 Sussex County Native, Longtime Toms River Resident Jennifer Bower Dies After Cancer Battle, 38
Sussex County Native, Longtime Toms River Resident Jennifer Bower Dies After Cancer Battle, 38 Sussex County native and longtime Toms River resident Jennifer Bower died Dec. 29 after battling cancer. She was 38. Bower was born in Newton, where she attended Marian McKeown Elementary School and Kittatinny Regional High School, her obituary says. Bower also attended Delaware Valley High School in Pennsylvania and graduated from Toms River South High School in 2000, her memorial says. Bower worked as an adjuster at AmTrust Insurance at the time of her death. Outside the office, she was known for her love of sports, live music and animals — especially her three dogs, Nicki, Brighten and …

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by Valerie Musson
Lifestyle
Beloved Sussex County Zumba Instructor, Applebee's Employee Needs New Kidney Beloved Sussex County Zumba Instructor, Applebee's Employee Needs New Kidney
Beloved Sussex County Zumba Instructor, Applebee's Employee Needs New Kidney Victor Cirringione is in dire need of a new kidney -- though you'd never know it. The 22-year-old Sussex County Zumba Fitness instructor is usually a ball of positive energy. Cirringione was born with a progressive and potentially-fatal disease that attacks his kidneys, and friends are hoping they can help. More than $3,600 had been raised as of Friday afternoon on a GoFundMe for Cirringione, who graduated from Kittatinny Regional High School and also works at Applebee's in Newton. "Always smiling, always looking out for everyone else," the page says. "Now it’s our turn to give back to h…

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by Cecilia Levine