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Totowa's Eighth Turkey Trot Returns Nov. 22 With Turkey Drive for Paterson Shelter
Totowa’s Thanksgiving-week running tradition returns on Nov. 22, as the borough’s Mayor and Council and Board of Recreation host the eighth annual Turkey Trot starting at 10 a.m. on Campus Road. The morning offers both a USATF-certified 5K and a family-friendly one-mile fun run, drawing runners, walkers and families out for a cause before the holiday.
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Greenville graduate Tripp Davis inducted into NJIT Athletics Hall of Fame
GREENVILLE — From the pitching mound at Greenville High School to professional baseball, Tripp Davis built a career that has earned him a place in the New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics Hall of Fame. Davis, a 2009 Greenville graduate and son of Mark and Gretchen Davis, was inducted...
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Newark Museum Hands Enslaved Potter's 1852 Jug Back to His Descendants, Then Buys It Back
The Newark Museum of Art has handed ownership of an 1852 stoneware jug back to the descendants of the enslaved potter who made it, then turned around and bought the piece back so it could stay in the museum's permanent collection. The jug, signed by David Drake and crafted from stoneware measuring 36.8 centimeters by 27.9 centimeters, had been part of the museum's holdings since 2022, when it was acquired to help teach visitors about the history of enslavement and enslaved labor.
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Proposed $10.3B Port Authority budget includes major upgrades for Newark Liberty Airport
The agency says it features funding for a new AirTrain, which will replace the old system with one designed to “meet increasing passenger demand and enhance customer experience for airport visitors and employees.”
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Gotham FC disappointed by not ‘ideal’ semifinal venue change — but find possible silver lining
Gotham defender Tierna Davidson was “really excited” to hear Sunday’s semifinal match against the Kansas City Current was officially sold out. She had no doubt Gotham fans would show up in droves to support the team, regardless of where they played. But even amid the anticipation for Sunday — Gotham’s biggest game of the season — there was some degree of disappointment. Earlier this week, the match was moved to Icahn Stadium on Randall’s Island because of subpar field conditions at Gotham’s usual home, Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, N.J. Ann-Katrin Berger warms up before Gotham FC’s NWSL quarterfinal on Nov. 8 in Harrison, N.J. The team’s semifinal was relocated due to field conditions. Getty Images Sunday’s venue seats just 5,000 spectators — less than half of Gotham’s average attendance this season. Gotham FC’s rivalry — and history — with KC Current gives this NWSL semifinal extra juice “Obviously, it’s not the ideal scenario,” goalie Ann-Katrin Berger told The Post this week. “We would have loved to have more supporters around to help us, especially because we put ourselves in that position.” Gotham, looking to win their third title in four years , earned home-field advantage through the semifinals —