Linden teacher missing since March 9; colleagues to hold event Friday to raise awareness
A teacher in Linden has been missing for over a week, and educators Friday will gather in solidarity to raise awareness about their missing colleague.
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Mar 18, 2021, 2:35 PM
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11h agoA teacher
in Linden has been missing for over a week, and educators Friday will gather in solidarity to raise awareness about their missing
colleague.
Brian Gooney has been missing since March 9.
Family, friends, and fellow teachers will gather at Soehl Middle School
tomorrow around 3 p.m. at an event called "Bring Brian Home."
The event will take place at Tiger Stadium at Cooper Field, located 700
West Curtis St. in Linden.
Gooney is a paraprofessional at the school
and was reported missing to police in Rahway, where he lives.
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