Remembering 12-years-old Ashlyn Marie Ferriero who was killed by an NJ Transit train engineer Avenel Station wall is adorned with makeshift memorial to girl BY KATHY CHANG Staff Writer BY KATHY CHANG Staff Writer KATHY CHANG The rain the night before soaked the makeshift memorial of candles, flowers, stuffed animals, and balloons for 12-year-old Ashlyn Marie Ferriero that surround the entrance of the stairwell to the platform of the Avenel Train Station on Avenel Street. Ferriero, a seventh-grader at Avenel Middle School, was struck and killed by a North Jersey Coast Line NJ Transit train as it passed through Avenel on June 19. WOODBRIDGE – A 12-year-old Avenel girl, who was just three weeks shy of her 13th birthday, was struck and killed by a North Jersey Coast Line NJ Transit train as it passed through Avenel last week. NJ Transit authorities said Ashlyn Marie Ferriero, who was a seventh-grader at Avenel Middle School, was “playing on the tracks” with four or f...
The Faces Of NJ Transit/Community Coach Victims Who Were Killed In The Hands Of Their Deadly Bus Driver and Train Engineer Families and friends around the world remember their loved ones who have died in the hands of NJ Transit/Community Coach dangerous bus drivers and train engineer killing epidemic. We at Justice for NJ Transit and Coach Victim Blog acknowledge those who have been killed in vain by the worst bus company in the nation. Since Governor Phil Murphy, Lt. Deputy Governor Sheila Oliver, US Senator Bob Mendez, NJ Transit, and Coach USA bus companies do not care to do so. The individuals mentioned above-their profile states they are for Social Justice. Yet, they did not pass any bill to show that they take these killing seriously. Instead, they ignore the families cry out who are looking for justice. Not allow the murder of their loved ones to get a slap on the wrest. NJ Transit and Coach USA are breading killers like the Military, and the political figures support this ...
Remember 3 Boys Killed By NJ Transit Train 55 YEARS AGO, 3 KHS BOYS KILLED BY TRAIN AT ELM ST. DEPOT 8 September 2020 Story By Kevin A. Canessa Jr. | Editor & Broadcaster There’s now a full generation of Kearny residents who never knew our town once had train service connecting Kearny to Hoboken and beyond. And it is very likely there are few who remain who remember that that rail service — Erie Lackawanna back in the day, it eventually evolved into NJ Transit — was responsible for one of the greatest tragedies the town ever saw. It was a crisp Wednesday morning, Sept. 8, 1965. The new year at Kearny High School was about to kick off. No doubt, there was a freshness in the air that day — a day for new beginnings, for fresh starts everyone. All students were on an equal playing field. Everyone was to begin the school year with a tabula rasa — a fresh slate — with so much opportunity lying ahead. But for three young Kearny men — two would-be juniors and one w...
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