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Extreme Heat Forces Emergency Shutdown Of New Jersey High School Graduation Ceremony
Soaring temperatures, including a 107 degree heat index, forced officials in Paterson, New Jersey to cut short a district-wide graduation ceremony after several attendees were sent to the hospital, prompting a citywide state of emergency.
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More than 150 people fell ill in the stifling heat at a high-school graduation ceremony in Paterson, NJ — where the city’s ...
High school graduations at Paterson's Hinchliffe Stadium faced brutal heat, with nearly 150 attendees treated for heat ...
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Paterson Mayor André Sayegh declared a state of emergency due to the high heat and canceled all recreational activities.
The Paterson Police Department has issued an extreme heat warning as temperatures in the area are expected to reach 100 ...
The Paterson Fire Division said about 50 people were treated during the first ceremony at Hinchliffe Stadium, nine of whom ...
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