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‘The biggest free throw I’ve ever taken’: Rutgers walk-on Max Fradkin scores first points, wins hearts

It wasn’t a highlight reel dunk, a chase-down block or a game-winning three-pointer — it was a free throw in a 37-point blowout that earned the largest crowd pop of the night. Junior guard Max Fradkin has been with the program for three years, appearing in just three...

New Brunswick, NJ · 2d

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Big Ten Tournament: No. 15 Rutgers men's soccer suffers devastating penalties defeat in semifinals against No. 11 Washington

In the most dramatic game of the season, the Rutgers men’s soccer team lost a heartbreaker in a penalty shootout against Washington on Wednesday night. The semifinal matchup had everything you could ask for. The Scarlet Knights (9-6-2, 6-3-1) scored first, but a Zach Ramsey rebound goal off a saved penalty kept the game tied the rest of the way.

New Brunswick, NJ · 1d

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Blue Devils Flip the Script and Finish on Top of Raiders in Sectional Semifinals

Going into the fifth round of penalty kicks, Westfield was leading 4-3. When the Scotch Plains-Fanwood player shot the ball, it was do-or-die; if he made it, the pressure would shift back to Westfield, but if he missed it, his season would end. Westfield junior goalkeeper Dominik Kotowicz waited for the shot and read it perfectly, falling on top of the ball. No goal. Westfield survives penalty kicks and secures a semifinal victory to advance to the state finals.

Westfield, NJ · 1d

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The $78 Million Deficit That Locks Rutgers to a 2-7 Coach

Ncaaf on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Greg Schiano is staying at Rutgers for the 2027 season, a decision that feels wild considering the Scarlet Knights are off to a brutal 2-7 start this season and will […]

New Brunswick, NJ · 2d

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Clinton wrestlers bring experience, fresh talent into 2026 season

Clinton High School’s wrestling team returns several state qualifiers and near qualifiers from last season, all capable of making another run at the state tournament in 2026-27. And that doesn’t count a strong incoming freshman class, according to Head Coach Carl Nielsen, now in his second year at the helm.

Clinton, NJ · 2d

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Teacher Spotlight: Getting to Know Coach Zilinski

Mr. Zilinski, flag football coach at Manville Highschool, talks about what he wants for his team and how he plans his 2027 season to go. He started coaching flag football after a couple of students asked him to put together a team and take the role of head coach. Since then, he has enjoyed watching the girls grow and become better athletes. He talks about his favorite part of coaching: seeing the girls push themselves and improve every day. One of the hardest parts is seeing players get hurt or not reaching their fullest potential.

Manville, NJ · 1d

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Developer Announces Leasing Milestone at Luxury Rental Building in Plainfield New Jersey

LANDMARK announced that CENTURION Sleepy Hollow, a collection of 100 upscale rental residences in Plainfield, NJ, has reached 95% leased. The milestone reflects strong demand for the property’s modern homes, contemporary amenities and boutique atmosphere in the city’s well-established Sleepy Hollow neighborhood. The distinctive four-story building is the...

Plainfield, NJ · 21h

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Kovach signals bid for fifth term as Clinton mayor; Traphagen enters race

Clinton Mayor Janice Kovach, a Democrat who has held the post since 2012, appears ready to seek a fifth term next year, setting up a potentially competitive race against three-term Republican Councilman Ross Traphagen, who is announcing his candidacy today. “Are you ready for another season, Clinton?” Kovach asks in...

Clinton, NJ · 1d

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Morris/Sussex student-athletes on National Signing Day 2026

These are the student-athletes from Morris and Sussex counties who signed National Letters of Intent, or made a formal commitment to continue their careers at NCAA Division I and II programs. Nov. 11 is the first day of the 2026-27 national signing period for all sports except football. The early signing period for football begins on Dec. 2. Our list is based on information provided by athletic directors and coaches, and will be updated as new signings are announced. Chatham Molly Chazen, Colgate field hockey Simone Claps, Lehigh lacrosse Charlie Dunn, Villanova lacrosse Ava Ewing, Brown field hockey Erin Flynn, Bucknell field hockey Quinten Grosso, Quinnipiac lacrosse Nick Lagunowich, Notre Dame lacrosse Georgia Lee, Brown field hockey Avery Loock, Fairfield swimming Roger Rice, Iona golf Delbarton Henry Bisignano, Sacred Heart baseball Ryan DeGeorge, Rutgers wrestling Jesse DeNegri, Johns Hopkins lacrosse John Fodor, Johns Hopkins lacrosse Brandon Fodor, Johns Hopkins lacrosse Curt Friedrich, Penn State baseball Matthew Good, Lehigh lacrosse Myles Jackson, Manhattan golf Gabe Logan, Michigan wrestling Ted Masino, Maryland baseball Kyle McBride, Wake Forest baseball Matt McGinty, Johns Hopkins lacrosse August Moser, Harvard wrestling Finnian O'Loughlin, Alabama baseball Steven Pannullo, Boston College baseball Kane Quenault, Notre Dame lacrosse Brendan

Morris County, NJ · 2d

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Plainfield Council Balks at Rushmore Pool Fees, Citing Affordability Fears

Plainfield City Hall Annex — Approximate Daily-Pass Prepayment Site. A proposal to start charging admission at Plainfield's year-old Rushmore Aquatic Complex collapsed this week when a city council motion to introduce the fee ordinance failed to get a second. The vote, or lack of one, means the pool — which drew roughly 2,800 users this year according to city officials — remains free to enter for now, even as the municipality faces warnings about rising costs elsewhere in its budget.

Plainfield, NJ · 1d

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Rutgers women's basketball erases 17-point deficit against Monmouth for 4th straight win

The Rutgers women's basketball team narrowly beat Monmouth 64-62 on Wednesday night at Jersey Mike's Arena on Livingston campus. The Scarlet Knights (4-0, 0-0) rode a dominant third quarter and some huge late shots to complete a massive comeback against the Hawks (2-1, 0-0) in a clash between two New Jersey schools.

New Brunswick, NJ · 1d

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Pennacchio retirement signals big shift in Morris County GOP politics

Morris County Republicans, already bracing for change on the county and local level after a "Blue Wave" midterm election, are facing another seismic shift in the political landscape, this time from within their own party. State Sen. Joseph Pennacchio, the conservative Republican firebrand who has represented much of Morris County in District 26 since 2001, announced his retirement on Nov. 10, effective at the end of his current term in January 2028. His statement set off a flurry of campaign announcements from other Morris Republicans seeking his Senate seat and other higher offices. “I have entered the seventh decade of my life, and I have been doing this for a long time," Pennacchio told the Daily Record. “After much thought and reflection, I have come to the decision that my service in elected office should draw to an end with the completion of my current term.” Soon after Pennacchio made his announcement, longtime Republican District 26 Assemblyman Jay Webber made his own declaration that he would run for Pennacchio's Senate seat in the 2027 election, when all 40 Senate and 80 Assembly seats are on the ballot. Webber, who has served in the Assembly since 2008, ran for Congress in

Morris County, NJ · 2d

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State officials tour Hillsborough farm that won $100,000 agritourism grant

HILLSBOROUGH, N.J. — State agriculture and tourism officials toured Abma’s Farm in Hillsborough on Monday to highlight a $100,000 state grant the farm received to expand its agritourism and education offerings, the New Jersey Department of Agriculture said. The farm plans to use the money to build a...

Hillsborough Township, NJ · 2d

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Scotch Plains Unveils $49.5M Plan for New Emergency Services Building on Plainfield Avenue

Scotch Plains wants to build a new emergency services headquarters. A revised plan puts the price at up to $49.5 million. Mayor Josh Losardo described the project, which would sit on township-owned land along Plainfield Avenue, in a statement on the township website. Police, fire, and emergency medical crews would...

Scotch Plains, NJ · 2d

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Readington school board pulls ‘Perks’ from middle school library

READINGTON – In an issue that has roiled the school district for much of this year , the Board of Education has voted to remove “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” from the middle school library. The board’s Nov. 10 vote came after an hour of public comment in which only two of more than 20 speakers supported removing the book. After each speaker opposing the removal spoke, the audience packed into the Holland Brook School cafeteria broke into loud and sustained applause. The two speakers who favored removing the book were met with silence. The vote was 4-3, with one abstention from Paulo Lopes, who originally objected to the young adult novel and brought his complaint to the board, triggering the review process. Lopes, who lost his bid for reelection Nov. 3, alleged that a scene in the novel describing sexual assault “fails to show accountability or victim support, potentially misleading readers.” Anna Barton, Pamela Cassidy and Elizabeth Fiore voted against removing the book. David Rizza, Justina Ryan, Linda Rad and Ellen DePinto voted in favor of removal. Richard Pieros was absent. Why the Readington school board removed ‘The Perks of Being a Wallflower’ Board members favoring removal said

Readington Township, NJ · 1d

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Piscataway is playing like its 2018 – the last time they won a title – as Chiefs entertain Irvington Saturday for North 1, Group 5 championship

Piscataway players hold the North 2, Group 5 trophy high after beating Union City, 28-7, at Dominic Ciardi Stadium in Piscataway on November 17, 2018. (Photo credit: Terri Thompson) It’s been a long time since Piscataway football won a sectional title, but there has been good reason for it.

Piscataway Township, NJ · 2d

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Clinton parks draw thousands in October

October was a busy month for events in Clinton’s parks, with a 5K run, trick-or-treating, a chance for children to touch fire trucks, and even Viking-themed athletic competitions all taking place at city of Clinton Parks and Recreation’s parks and the Community Center. Taylor Cullison, Clinton special events...

Clinton, NJ · 2d

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'Keep it a stack' with best topping-filled pizza slices on campus

November 12 is "National Pizza with Everything Except Anchovies Day" — yes, that's a real holiday! — which means it's the perfect opportunity to grab a slice loaded with all of the best toppings in New Brunswick! With so many pizzerias dotted across the College Avenue campus, Rutgers is the perfect place to find new combinations, with no limit on fixings, crust styles or sauces.

New Brunswick, NJ · 18h

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Letter to the Editor: Morris Township Republican Chairman Calls for Change in Morris County Republican Leadership

Note: This letter was sent to all members of the Committee of Morris Township Republican Club. It has been a genuine pleasure working alongside all of you over the past several years as we rebuilt the organization and reputation of the Morris Township Republican Committee. It has not always been easy, but the progress we have made together is something we should all take pride in. More importantly, we have built an organization and a foundation that we hope will continue to serve future generations of Republicans in Morris Township.

Morris County, NJ · 1d

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County College of Morris, Ramapo College announce new transfer agreement guaranteeing admission

RANDOLPH TONWSHIP, N.J. (Morris County) — County College of Morris (CCM) and Ramapo College of New Jersey have established a new transfer agreement that will provide eligible CCM graduates with guaranteed admission to Ramapo to pursue a bachelor’s degree. Under the new 2+2 agreement, students who complete an...

Mahwah, NJ · 2d