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Playing Ping-Pong May Help Parkinson’s Sufferers
September 23, 2022
How PingPongParkinson, a nonprofit founded by musician Nenad Bach, is benefiting New Jerseyans with the disease at its River Edge location....
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Reopened Investigation Into Deaths of GOP Insider and His Wife Captivates New Jersey
September 21, 2022
What secrets might ooze out as investigators take another look at the 2014 deaths of John and Joyce Sheridan?...
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How Higher Education Has Changed Forever
September 19, 2022
NJ schools can never go back to the way things were before the pandemic. ...
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Student scientist Sonia Michaluk discovered her passion at a young age while volunteering at Ridgeview Conservancy, a Princeton nonprofit....
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NJ Jackals Heading to Paterson, Sparking Pro Baseball’s Return to Hinchliffe Stadium
September 14, 2022
After leaving Yogi Berra Stadium, the New Jersey Jackals are bringing pro baseball back to Hinchliffe Stadium, a former Negro Leagues park....
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Jersey Native Joe Flacco to Start Jets’ Opener vs. Former Team
September 7, 2022
Veteran quarterback Joe Flacco, who is from Audubon, will operate the Jets' offense while Zach Wilson's knee heals....
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The Red Bank native proves the Garden State is not just a quick stop. He's back to launch a film house and reboot his cult-classic film....
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As we head into the 2022–2023 academic year, many districts are embracing innovations in learning and mental health....
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Highlights range from Centenary University’s brand-new Master’s in Happiness Studies to Lodi High School’s biomedical lab that mimics a real hospital....
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A conversation with Angelica Allen-McMillan on educating students in challenging times....
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Small private colleges and universities in New Jersey—and around the nation—are facing reduced resources and other challenges in a changing landscape....
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The ninth leader of New Jersey Institute of Technology talks about enduring racism, prioritizing inclusion and adapting to the digital revolution....
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Saint Peter’s, a tiny commuter university in Jersey City, shocked the basketball world in March. The school has continued to benefit far beyond the court....
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10-Day NJ Sales Tax Holiday Coming for School Supplies
August 25, 2022
School supplies, ranging from pencils to computers, will be tax-free for 10 days in New Jersey, starting Saturday, August 27....
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Trenton-Based TerraCycle Turns Trash to Treasure
August 22, 2022
The global company collects and recycles millions of pounds of hard-to-recycle garbage, like dirty diapers....
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Paterson hopes the Jackals will make Hinchliffe Stadium their new home after the minor league baseball team announced it is leaving Yogi Berra Stadium....
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Eli Manning Joins NJ/NY Gotham FC Ownership Group
August 10, 2022
A two-time Super Bowl winner with the Giants, Eli Manning joins a high-profile group of Gotham FC minority stakeholders....
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Manalapan Father Cimbs Mt. Everest on Behalf of His Son
August 9, 2022
Jim Raffone founded JAR of Hope to raise funds and awareness for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a disease from which his 13-year-old son, James, suffers.
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Is Atlantic City Finally On a Roll?
August 5, 2022
Developers in this iconic Shore town are hoping, once more, to hit the jackpot....
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New Jersey Outdoor Dining Extended to 2024
August 4, 2022
Governor Phil Murphy signed a law that allows restaurants and other establishments to continue outdoor dining until November 2024....
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