Man Dies Due To Severe Burns Suffered In Orange County Park

A 29-year-old Hudson Valley man passed away after sustaining severe burns in an incident at Wickham Woodlands Park in Orange County. The tragic event unfolded last Tuesday at approximately 5:50 p.m., near…

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New Jersey Woman Receives Groundbreaking Pig Kidney and Heart Transplants

On Wednesday, Lisa Pisano, a 54-year-old found new hope through an innovative medical treatment involving a pig’s kidney and a mechanical heart. NYU Langone Health performed a successful transplant surgery, marking the…

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Former Cop Kills, Abducts, Sparks Amber Alert in Washington Incident

West Richland, Washington – An Amber Alert has been issued for 1-year-old Roman Huizar, allegedly taken by his father, Elias Huizar, following the murder of his girlfriend and ex-wife. Elias, a former…

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Yale Protesters Block Jewish Students Sparking Comparison to Nazi Germany

NEW HAVEN, CT—A group of Yale students formed a human chain this Monday, preventing a Jewish student from accessing the university in an alarming act of antisemitism. The incident mirrors historical events…

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Blue State Poised To Use Taxpayer Dollars To Pay Journalists’ Salaries

New York state is poised to hand out millions in taxpayer dollars to local media outlets to help pay for journalists’ salaries. The state will dole out $30 million over a three-year…

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New Jersey Students, Districts Being Burned to the Ground by Murphy S2 Funding

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey’s S2 funding formula, introduced seven years ago, has significantly impacted school districts throughout the state, with varying effects across different regions. As the state transitions into the…

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New York City Cops Attacked by Pro-Hamas Rioters at NYU, Chairs and Bottles Thrown

Police Disperse Pro-Palestinian Protests at NYU and Yale; Schools Heighten Security NEW YORK, NY – Authorities were called to New York University and Yale on Monday to manage pro-Palestinian demonstrations. The response…

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Demolition of New Jersey Nabisco Factory to Resume, Town Officials Report

FAIR LAWN, NJ – After nearly a year since plans were put on hold following public outcry, the demolishment of the closed Nabisco factory in Fair Lawn has once again been confirmed.…

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Evesham Stickball Tournament Now Available for Registration

Evesham Township Police Department and Marlton Recreation Council to Host Stickball Tournament Evesham Township Police Department and Marlton Recreation Council are collaboratively hosting a Stickball Tournament on Saturday from 3:00pm to 7:00pm…

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Jackson Announces Summer Concerts in the Park

JACKSON, NJ – This summer, Jackson residents can grab their lawn chairs and a cooler and bring them down to Johnson Park throughout the summer to enjoy the 2024 Summer Concerts in…

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New Jersey Child Care Commissioner Faces Tough Questions During Budget Hearing

TRENTON, N.J. – Department of Children and Families Commissioner Christine Norbut Beyer found herself unable to provide insights into the workforce needs of child care centers, the decline in community-based centers seeking…

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‘Useful Idiots’: Alan Dershowitz Rips Pro-Hamas Students, Compares Them To ‘Hitler Youth’

Noted attorney Alan Dershowitz blasted pro-Hamas protesters at Ivy League schools Monday, comparing them to “young Hitler Youth.” At least 40 protesters were arrested after blocking intersections around Yale University Monday, while…

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Cornell Walks Back Decision To Remove Standardized Testing Requirement

Cornell University announced Monday that it would be reinstating standardized testing four years after axing the requirement. The university removed the requirement for standardized testing in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. Since…

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Services Planned for Motorcyclist Joshua Craig Jr. Who Died in I-395 Crash

Funeral arrangements have been made for 23-year-old Joshua Craig Jr., the motorcyclist who tragically lost his life in a recent accident on I-395. Craig, a resident of Dumfries, was traveling north on…

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BOB EHRLICH: Here’s Why Biden Is Losing Support Among Twenty-Somethings

Recent polls reflect unexpected (bad) news for the Biden campaign, especially with respect to hugely important voting blocks within the Democratic Party’s base. Many pundits have focused on trend lines among Hispanics…

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Delaware State University Closed After Woman Shot and Killed Early Sunday Morning

DOVER, DE — The Dover Police Department and the Delaware State University Police Department are currently investigating a homicide after an 18-year-old female from Wilmington was fatally shot early Sunday morning. The…

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Police Release Update on Greenbelt Shooting Involving 5 Teens on Skip Day

Three young men have been released from the hospital, while two others remain in stable condition on Saturday afternoon following a mass shooting in Greenbelt. On Friday, April 19, at approximately 2:30…

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Passenger Bus Fire in Baker County, Minor Injuries

BAKER COUNTY, FL — A VR Coach carrying 52 passengers became disabled during a fire this morning while traveling westbound on Interstate-10 near mile marker 332. The incident occurred as the coach…

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Step Back in Time at Brick Township’s Senior Citizen Prom

BRICK, NJ — Mayor Lisa Crate, the Township Council, and the Brick Recreation Department are delighted to invite local seniors to the enchanting Senior Citizen Prom. This special event, tailored for residents…

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Toms River Announces 2024 Summer Children’s Theater Program

Toms River Township is thrilled to present the 2024 Summer Children’s Theater Program, set to take place at the Toms River High School South Auditorium from July 1 through August 9. The…

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Man Dies Due To Severe Burns Suffered In Orange County Park

New Jersey Woman Receives Groundbreaking Pig Kidney and Heart Transplants

Former Cop Kills, Abducts, Sparks Amber Alert in Washington Incident

Yale Protesters Block Jewish Students Sparking Comparison to Nazi Germany

New Jersey Students, Districts Being Burned to the Ground by Murphy S2 Funding

New York City Cops Attacked by Pro-Hamas Rioters at NYU, Chairs and Bottles Thrown

Demolition of New Jersey Nabisco Factory to Resume, Town Officials Report

Evesham Stickball Tournament Now Available for Registration

Jackson Announces Summer Concerts in the Park

New Jersey Child Care Commissioner Faces Tough Questions During Budget Hearing

Services Planned for Motorcyclist Joshua Craig Jr. Who Died in I-395 Crash

Delaware State University Closed After Woman Shot and Killed Early Sunday Morning

Police Release Update on Greenbelt Shooting Involving 5 Teens on Skip Day

Passenger Bus Fire in Baker County, Minor Injuries

Step Back in Time at Brick Township’s Senior Citizen Prom

Toms River Announces 2024 Summer Children’s Theater Program

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