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Woman dragged to her death after N.J. driver mistook her for garbage bag: Officials
A woman was dragged to her death by a car in New Jersey after the driver thought she was a bag of garbage, according to the prosecutor's office. Police in Newark were called just before 7 p.m. Friday to the parking lot of the Extra Supermarket on Lyons Avenue in the Weequahic neighborhood after getting reports of a woman under a vehicle.
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Rowan Football Crushes William Paterson, Sets TD Record
Nunes Bukula IV became the program’s all-time leader in touchdowns with two on the day in #24 Rowan’s 51-6 win at William Paterson in a New Jersey Athletic Conference matchup on Saturday. Bukula IV ran for 60 yards on 10 carries and added five catches for 20 yards...
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Kearny HS sophomores turn history into gratitude
Sophomore students in U.S. History 1 classes at Kearny High School are turning classroom lessons on historical military service into a tangible act of gratitude. Spearheaded by social studies teacher Trisha Hoehe-Grosch, approximately 100 students are participating in a specialized writing initiative to honor United States veterans, active-duty troops and wounded warriors.
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Joshua Henry Can Fill a Broadway Theater But Cherishes the Intimacy of His Montclair Barbershop
Before his powerhouse phrasing of a Ragtime verse was going viral; before he was belting Whitney Houston at the Met Gala; before learning, roughly 15 hours later, that he’d earned his fourth Tony nomination (culminating, weeks later, in his first win); before Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda was singing his praises for the TIME100 Next list; before Montclair Film began making a documentary about this whirlwind year of his life, Joshua Henry was a music-mad kid in Miami who fell asleep each night to hymns or R&B on his family’s cassettes, who salvaged his dad’s dusty guitar from the garage, and who assembled a slew of cover bands with his older brother.