Photo: Via AP. When the clock strikes 12:01 a.m. in New Jersey on Tuesday, same-sex couples will be able to marry for the first time. At that moment, Lambertville residents Beth Asaro, a city councilwoman, and Joanne Schailey, a registered nurse, will become the first legally married gay couple in the state. This comes after a judge ruled last month that New Jersey must allow same-sex marriage by October 21. Schailey and Asaro, who have been partners for 27 years, also made a commitment at the L...
Photo: Via AP. When the clock strikes 12:01 a.m. in New Jersey on Tuesday, same-sex couples will be able to marry for the first time. At that moment, Lambertville residents Beth Asaro, a city councilwoman, and Joanne Schailey, a registered nurse, will become the first legally married gay couple in the state. This comes after a judge ruled last month that New Jersey must allow same-sex marriage by October 21. Schailey and Asaro, who have been partners for 27 years, also made a commitment at the L...
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