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Steve Adubato Bids a Very Jersey Goodbye to NJM Column
September 6, 2024
A fond farewell to a decade-plus of contemplation on New Jersey politics, sports, neighborhoods and more....
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Is Bergen Catholic NJ’s Best High School Football Program?
September 3, 2024
Bergen Catholic High School’s intense commitment to football has created a powerhouse program that shows no signs of slowing down....
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NJ Is Facing a Fractured Higher-Education System That’s Taxing Educators and Students
August 31, 2024
There's growing concern among college administrators, elected officials and students, who say change can’t come fast enough to the state’s higher-education landscape....
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Montclair Mourns Loss of Beloved 250-Year-Old Olmsted Oak
August 30, 2024
Anderson Park has lost its enormous, iconic tree, whose shady arms created a popular spot for concerts, classes and picnics....
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The pair were riding bikes in Salem County’s Oldmans Township on Thursday evening when they were tragically hit by a car....
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Despite scant funding, retired accountant Jose German-Gomez manages several prolific vegetable gardens for the food insecure....
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Bergen teen Trevor Ostfeld teamed up with 13-year-old Iryna Chernak to share the impacts of war on children and families in an age-appropriate way....
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With nearly 10,000 farms and a renewed interest in the industry, the Garden State is ripe for innovation and change....
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Bundy and her family traded California for a quiet Hunterdon County farm, where they are wholeheartedly championing a Jersey way of life....
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Farmers Against Hunger takes volunteers to farms across the state to glean leftover crops before donating them....
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Free Rides on NJ Transit Coming for One Week This Summer
August 15, 2024
Buses, trains and light-rail lines will have fares waived as a thank-you for a rough ride this summer....
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Legendary NJ Political Journalist Michael Aron Dies at 78
August 14, 2024
Aron worked as the chief political correspondent for New Jersey's public television news organizations for more than 40 years. ...
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Forget Napa Valley! NJ Wines Are Better Than You Think
August 13, 2024
In the last 10 years, New Jersey wines have improved so dramatically that they're now being compared to California vintages....
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A sophisticated Mykonos retreat charms with American sensibilities and a nod to the owners' Alpine hometown....
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All of the New Jersey Olympians Who Won Medals in Paris
August 8, 2024
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, Morgan Pearson and Scottie Scheffler are among this summer's winners....
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Whether you are in need or want to volunteer, consider these organizations....
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The awe-inspiring BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham in Robbinsville took more than a dozen years and cost close to $100 million to build....
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The Wall Street Journal reporter graduated from Princeton High School....
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A dramatic showdown between civil rights activists and Democratic party leaders paved the way for the passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act....
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An immigrant herself who speaks four languages, attorney Gintare Grigaite is part problem-solver, confessor and cheerleader....
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