Progress stirs up painful memories and raises questions about who gets to tell Hoboken's stories, including the ten deadly, suspicious fires of the 1970s and '80s.

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In an evolving city, even the Benedictine monks have changed with the times.

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A plague of invasive plants, animals and creepy-crawly things is crowding out Jersey's natural species. Despite efforts, the exotic invaders keep coming.

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A frustrated homeowner takes her beef about unwanted vegetation to Trenton.

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Meet the Orthodox Jew who pulls the political strings in the predominantly Latino city of Passaic.

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In Newark’s Muslim community, the revelation of New York City’s secret spying campaign has opened painful new wounds and aggravated old racial rifts.

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After 30 years of talk and legal wrangling, a mountain of contaminated goo is about to be hauled up from the bottom of the Passaic River.

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Gateway has replaced ARC as Jersey’s best hope to ease train travel to Manhattan. But will Amtrak’s plan ever get rolling?

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Researchers at Stevens Institute of Technology have developed and built a system that tracks underwater threats to public safety.

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Improved communications systems help New Jersey react better when disaster strikes.

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