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Three-Ring Charity

By New Jersey Monthly | April 11, 2011
A veteran teacher from Lawrenceville founds an all-day circus workshop called Juggling Life....
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Meet the Kalmyks

By New Jersey Monthly | March 14, 2011
A tiny Jersey ethnic group traces its roots to Mongolia and Genghis Khan. ...
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The Invincible Man?

By New Jersey Monthly |
Chris Christie and the GOP are on a roll, but unseating Bob Menendez will be a tall order. ...
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Classic Glass

By New Jersey Monthly |
An artist from South Jersey became a pioneer with an international reputation in glass flameworking....
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Seeds of Hope 2012

By New Jersey Monthly | February 18, 2011
Please help us find the most dedicated volunteers in the state—those special people who give of themselves and their time. We're looking for the people who make a difference, from the fundraisers to the in-the-trenches volunteers....
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Pedal Pushers

By New Jersey Monthly | February 15, 2011
Arlene and Ashley Novack drive their Porsches very, very fast. If you’re nice, they’ll show you how. ...
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Hudson County Hardball

By New Jersey Monthly |
How informant Solomon Dwek brought down rising Hoboken political star Peter Cammarano....
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I’m Not Done Yet’

By New Jersey Monthly |
Hubert Sumlin, the progenitor of a sound that has roots in the Mississippi Delta, will play at Centenary College as part of a two day blues festival. ...
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Tall Order

By New Jersey Monthly |
Anne Donovan, a Basketball Hall of Fame inductee with two gold metals, returns to New Jersey and attempts to revitalize Seton Hall University's women's basketball team....
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Brothers in the ‘Hood

By New Jersey Monthly | January 17, 2011
Paul and Eric Silverman turn the old bones of Jersey City into vibrant new neighborhoods. ...
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Blues No More

By New Jersey Monthly |
Bettye LaVette might be the the greatest R&B singer you've never heard of. The West Orange resident talks about the ups and downs of the music world. ...
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Editor Andrew Rosenthal: Balancing Opinions

By New Jersey Monthly | December 13, 2010
The New York Times’s editorial page editor has no lack of opinions....
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New Issues to Tackle

By New Jersey Monthly |
New Jersey's newest addition to the national politics scene is former Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Jon Runyan. The player-tuned-Congressman talks about the similarities between professional sports and the political process....
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Good Neighbor Policy

By New Jersey Monthly | November 15, 2010
Canadian Bob Clarke was known as Bobby when he arrived as a rookie with the Philadelphia Flyers in 1969. Now the team's senior vice president calls Haddonfield home....
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Warming Up To Hoboken

By New Jersey Monthly |
Zach Parise, a native Minnesotan, didn't know much about New Jersey when he moved here, but he quickly learned you need to learn quickly....
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No Getting Away From NJ

By New Jersey Monthly |
Hollywood legend Jack Nicholson attempts to elucidate the definitive quality of New Jersey....
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Not Far From Everything Nearby

By New Jersey Monthly |
Yogi Berra, a veritable New Jersey institution, has seen it all in this state—and he's ready to tell about it....
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A Compact, Complicated Place

By New Jersey Monthly |
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Junot Diaz frequently returns to the vivid New Jersey landscapes of his youth to inform his art. ...
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The Happy Agitator

By New Jersey Monthly |
Publishing giant Steve Forbes grew up in Far Hills, and now lives in Bedminster—New Jersey is in his blood. ...
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Vice President Joe Biden's wife Jill spent fond hours at her grandparents' home in Hammonton, and used to summer at the Jersey Shore....
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