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Following two operations in six months, Donald Cooper returned to racing in tough competitions....
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CBS News’ Michelle Miller Details Her Search to Belong

By New Jersey Monthly | March 15, 2023
Michelle Miller's new memoir explores how her mixed-race heritage shaped her experience and informs her perspective. ...
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In Garbage in the Garden State, Jordan P. Howell traces NJ's decades-long efforts to regulate and dispose of waste....
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Since 2005, Ag Choice in Andover has been been quietly converting table scraps from supermarkets and food-distribution centers all over the region....
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Murphy's executive order changing our state bird to the middle finger was an April Fools' joke. But he was right to say our symbols should reflect NJ culture....
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Harvesting honey is just one reward of this low-maintenance hobby....
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For Carole Hopson and Angel Hughes, the sky is the limit....
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Pony Power Therapies offers customized therapeutic horseback riding, horse-assisted learning and a sensory garden program....
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New Venture Helps Female Afghan Refugees in NJ Earn a Living

By New Jersey Monthly | February 23, 2023
Two Jersey women set up the Bibi Collective in Jersey City for seven refugees, who can now embroider and sell handcrafted bags, clothing and pillows....
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New Jersey Monthly’s Book of Records

By New Jersey Monthly | February 21, 2023
The Garden State's biggest, boldest and one-of-a-kind feats and wonders...
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The Garden State gets the credit for creating some of America's iconic pastimes and products. ...
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At 11, Marley Dias led a viral collection of books featuring Black girls as the protagonists. She's now a Harvard freshman—and the drive is still going strong....
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Telina Cuppari of Kenilworth has filled her home with more than 800 pizza collectibles. ...
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Adubato: Governor Murphy Needs to Own His Mistakes

By New Jersey Monthly | February 17, 2023
In his 2023 state address, Murphy failed to acknowledge cost of living, how the state handled Covid-19, the steep loss of small businesses and more....
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Feeling powerless from afar when Russia invaded Ukraine last year, a Ridgewood resident and his friend, a Ukrainian native, jumped into action....
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Mary Treat, a naturalist who lived and worked in South Jersey, also corresponded with Charles Darwin, who praised her findings. ...
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Quadeer Porter escaped poverty and went to college. Through Brothers Building a Better Nation, he’s helping others do the same....
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NJ Baby Cuddlers Have the Sweetest Volunteer Job Around

By New Jersey Monthly | February 9, 2023
Patient cuddlers ease the burden for parents and nurses by comforting babies who are hospitalized for an extended period of time....
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The Real Housewives of New Jersey star filed a police report saying the vehicle had been snatched from the driveway of her Montville mansion....
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Inside the Unique Rehab Center Saving NJ Birds

By New Jersey Monthly | February 3, 2023
At the Raptor Trust in Millington, Chris Soucy carries on his late parents’ legacy of running the state's preeminent wild-bird rehabilitation center....
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