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How Andy Kim Emerged as a Ray of Hope for NJ Democrats
January 17, 2025
After a rough and chaotic year for his party, Kim became the first Korean American in history elected to the U.S. Senate....
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Assessing the new electoral landscape after a surprising surge in Trump support....
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How New Jersey Is Reimagining Its Suburban Office Parks
January 8, 2025
As the need for corporate campuses wanes, many office parks are being redeveloped into housing units, warehouses and open spaces....
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What Hosting the 2026 World Cup Means for New Jersey
January 7, 2025
The World Cup will descend on MetLife Stadium in summer 2026. Our state is already preparing for thousands of fans—plus an estimated $2 billion boost....
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A special gift from my beloved Nanny has been a constant companion that represents much more than just the passing of days....
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Is the 2026 World Cup Next for Chatham’s John Tolkin?
December 9, 2024
The 22-year-old rising soccer star could be one of 26 players to represent the U.S. on home soil....
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NJ Cancer-Support Group Offers Free Holistic Healing for Women
December 7, 2024
WINGS programs range from meditation and dance to Reiki and Tibetan singing bowls....
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Lackawanna Station's formerly defunct mall has been transformed into a festive shopping extravaganza. (And come spring, it will get another makeover.)...
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Developers Bet on Newark, East Orange and Orange for Renters Priced Out of NYC and Hudson River Waterfront
December 1, 2024
After decades of being stigmatized and shut out of redevelopment trends, the corridor along the train line in eastern Essex County is seeing a surge in luxury-apartment construction....
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Newark Nonprofit Makes Holidays Happier for the City’s Neediest
November 25, 2024
Providing meals, baby items, coats and Christmas joy, Franciscan Charities aims to be "a place where someone cares."...
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Last Call: Is the Office Holiday Party a Relic of the Past?
November 19, 2024
Alcohol-infused company blowouts are increasingly rare following the #MeToo movement and the rise of remote work, cell phones and social media....
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See the stunning results of our annual search for local photographers' best images....
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Newark Celebrates Opening of Hashtoria Cannabis Dispensary
November 16, 2024
Co-founders Raekwon of Wu-Tang Clan and radio personality Charlamagne tha God were among those who attended the day-long festivities....
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Our state's wilderness has an attraction that defies the easy lure of technology....
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Inclusive and Accessible Playgrounds in New Jersey
November 4, 2024
Kids of all ages and abilities can enjoy these Garden State play areas....
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NJ Nonprofit’s Unique Approach Is Revolutionizing Occupational Therapy for Special-Needs Kids
November 1, 2024
Intensive Therapeutics in West Caldwell is a "central repository" of physical, occupational, speech and movement therapies—plus so much more....
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I’ve stopped sweating the small stuff, stopped doing things I don’t want to do, and work hard not thinking too far ahead. Our motto: “Nothing but fun.”...
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"Our democracy is at its best when young people are involved,” says Davis, who continues the legacy of civil rights workers at the Andrew Goodman Foundation....
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New Jersey’s Top Doctors of 2024
October 29, 2024
Our Jersey Choice list of the state’s best practitioners, as chosen by their peers....
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Several dozen therapy dogs work in New Jersey hospitals every day....
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