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    Brian Farmer, a convicted sex offender, has been charged with additional offenses related to failing to comply with his parole conditions after being accused of murdering a Long Branch woman and her 10-year-old foster daughter. Officials are investigating how Farmer was classified as a moderate risk when he is now facing murder charges. A 13-year-old transgender student has faced challenges adjusting to life as a girl at a school unwilling to recognize her gender identity. According to a 2005 survey, over 20% of students experienced physical harassment at school based on their sexual orientation. LGBT students were twice as likely to not pursue post-secondary education compared to the general student population.

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    Brian Farmer, a convicted sex offender, has been charged with additional offenses related to failing to comply with his parole conditions after being accused of murdering a Long Branch woman and her 10-year-old foster daughter. Officials are investigating how Farmer was classified as a moderate risk when he is now facing murder charges. A 13-year-old transgender student has faced challenges adjusting to life as a girl at a school unwilling to recognize her gender identity. According to a 2005 survey, over 20% of students experienced physical harassment at school based on their sexual orientation. LGBT students were twice as likely to not pursue post-secondary education compared to the general student population.

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    Brian Farmer, a convicted sex offender, has been charged with additional offenses related to failing to comply with his parole conditions after being accused of murdering a Long Branch woman and her 10-year-old foster daughter. Officials are investigating how Farmer was classified as a moderate risk when he is now facing murder charges. A 13-year-old transgender student has faced challenges adjusting to life as a girl at a school unwilling to recognize her gender identity. According to a 2005 survey, over 20% of students experienced physical harassment at school based on their sexual orientation. LGBT students were twice as likely to not pursue post-secondary education compared to the general student population.

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    INDULGE, D1

    SPAS OFFER SERENE


    ESCAPE BEFORE WE SAY
    FAREWELL TO SUMMER
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    FRANKLIN KICKER
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    PROMO HEAD 30 PROMO
    TODAY, A3
    CHRISTIE
    TOUTS
    SHORES
    CLEAN
    WATER,
    BEACHES
    IN ASBURY
    PARK VISIT
    While officials try to explain why a convicted sex offender accused of murdering a
    Long Branch woman and her 10-year-old foster daughter was classified as
    moderate risk for recidivism, law enforcement officials added more charges against
    Brian Farmer. jFarmer now faces charges of failing to avoid alcohol, jfailing to
    refrain from contact with minors j and failing to get permission to change his
    address. Read more on Page A3.
    HOLES IN THE SYSTEM?
    Brian Farmer
    ONLINE
    Scan this QR code to see a video of
    Brian Farmers first court appearance
    on the murder charges.
    IN OUR SCHOOLS
    GENDER
    FIGHT
    For 13-year-old
    Rachel Pepe,
    adjusting to life as
    a girl has been
    complicated by a
    school unwilling to
    recognize her new
    gender. TODAY, A3
    22.1%
    of students experi-
    enced physical ha-
    rassment at school
    based on sexual
    orientation, accord-
    ing to a 2005 Nation-
    al School Climate
    survey.
    COLLEGE NOT
    AN OPTION
    LGBT students were
    twice as likely as the
    general population
    of students to report
    they were not plan-
    ning to pursue post-
    secondary educa-
    tion.
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