Mary Alice Williams relishes her role as the face of NJTV, the state’s 5-year-old public-TV network.

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A fascination with wiggly creatures led William Campbell to a cure for one of mankind’s worst diseases—and earned him a Nobel Prize.

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The Rutgers Agricultural Research and Extension Center will release the first batch of seeds for the new Rutgers tomato this month.

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Paulette Brown, the first woman of color to lead the nation’s lawyers, has an ambitious agenda for diversity and judicial fairness—but just one year to get the job done.

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The ultra-creative Smith group helped revitalize Asbury Park with a daring take on dining. Burlington City is their new canvas.

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Dedicated New Jersey health care professionals bring their medical skills to needy nations each year. The challenges–and rewards–are literally worlds apart from anything they experience at home.

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Perennial kid Vin Scelsa spent 47 years turning radio listeners on to his passions. So why does retirement sound so good?

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Two Jersey doctors blaze a new trail by offering primary care tailored to LGBT patients.

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Although private donations are on the rise, New Jersey’s nonprofits have yet to recover from recession-driven government cuts in support.

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Increased understanding of autism has vastly improved services for youths on the spectrum. But what happens when those kids turn 21?

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