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N.J. football playoff photos: Teaneck at Middletown North, NJSIAA N2G4 semifinal, Nov. 6, 2026

Getting deeper into the N.J. football playoffs

Middletown, NJ · 1d

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Old Bridge, Piscataway and Middletown North Will Host Public Football Section Finals Nov. 13-14

The NJSIAA public-school football bracket is down to 20 sectional championship games, NJ.com reported after the semifinals. Old Bridge, Piscataway and Middletown North are among the top-seeded or higher-seeded teams that will play at home. Games are scheduled for Nov. 13-14, according to NorthJersey.com. Non-public state quarterfinals will be played...

Old Bridge Township, NJ · 18h

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RBC Rallies Late, Falls Short in Quest to Upset No. 1 Team in New Jersey

RED BANK – New Jersey’s top-ranked team received all it could handle from Red Bank Catholic before escaping with a victory to close the regular season. Ty’ire Clark’s 55-yard interception return for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter proved to be the difference as St. Peter’s Prep held off a three-touchdown fourth-quarter rally by the Caseys for a 37-34 win.

Red Bank, NJ · 1d

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Middletown South girls soccer pulls away to beat Freehold Borough in CJG3 quarterfinals

Fourth-seeded Middletown South (10-7-2) defeated fifth-seeded Freehold Borough (9-9) 5-1 in the NJSIAA Central Jersey, Group 3 quarterfinals in Middletown. Lili Iasparro led the fourth-seeded Eagles’ offense with two goals and two assists. Riley Kapler also scored twice and added an assist, while Delaney Finnegan contributed one goal and one assist.

Middletown, NJ · 21h

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OCHS volleyball starts slow but sweeps Holmdel 3-0 in S.J. quarterfinals

OCEAN CITY – It took a set for the Ocean City High School volleyball team to settle down in their sectional quarterfinal against visiting Holmdel Nov. 5, but once the team did, it was over in short order. The Red Raider girls, the top seed the Group II South...

Ocean City, NJ · 2d

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Asbury Park nonprofit receives $10K KearnyBank Foundation grant for financial education

From left: Interfaith Neighbors’ Senior Advisor Paul McEvily and CFO Jeanne Reichardt; KearnyBank Foundation Executive Director Taryn Rockwell; Interfaith Neighbors’ Launch Center Manager Ingera McKinney and CEO Heather Schulze Triarsi. - Kearny Bank. A $10,000 grant from Kearny Bank, through its KearnyBank Foundation, will support a financial education...

Asbury Park, NJ · 2d

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St. John’s University in central Minnesota sues New York school over ‘Johnnies’ nickname

St. John’s University in central Minnesota is suing a New York university of the same name for using its “Johnnies” nickname. The lawsuit filed this week in federal court in Minnesota says the private Catholic university in Collegeville has been calling its students and athletic teams Johnnies since at least 1900.

Queens, NY · 11h

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Roslyn's Marching Bulldogs Finish Second in New York State, Scoring 93.825 in the Syracuse Dome

The Roslyn High School Marching Bulldogs came home from Syracuse this week as the second-place band in their division in New York State. At the New York State Field Band Conference Championship on Sunday, November 1, the band scored 93.825 in the Small School Division 1 class with its show, Confined, and picked up two caption awards along the way, for Music and for High General Effect.

Roslyn, NY · 4d

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TIME names the top colleges in New York

Columbia University and Cornell University ranked among the nation's best colleges in TIME Magazine's Best Colleges rankings, released last month. TIME partnered with data research firm Statista for its inaugural report of America’s Best Colleges of 2026-2027 , which ranked colleges that "excel at student outcomes, learning environment and attractiveness to students," according to the publication. Schools with historically strong STEM programs ranked high on the list, including the top two universities: Stanford University (No. 1), known for its startup culture and connection to Silicon Valley, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (No. 2), a patent powerhouse, according to TIME. New York's highest-ranked university, Columbia University in New York City, is best known for its Core Curriculum and strength in the humanities and social sciences, including its graduate programs in journalism, business, law and international affairs, according to Oriel Admissions. Cornell University in Ithaca is known for its focus on engineering, agriculture and life sciences, as well as hotel administration. Although Cornell, like Columbia, is an Ivy League school, some of its colleges are state-supported contract colleges , which offer lower tuition to New York residents. Other Cornell colleges are endowed and rely on private support, according to the university.

New York · 11d

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Multiagency raids at senior daycare

Details on Tuesday’s coordinated raids in Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island still were trickling out on Wednesday. Federal, state and city law enforcement were seen filing into and out of a center in Flushing before officers and agents began carrying out computers and filing boxes. A U.S. Homeland Security...

New York, NY · 17d

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Federal agents probe multiple NYC adult daycares

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Federal agents were seen conducting investigations and raids across multiple locations in New York City on Tuesday. The FBI, along with other law enforcement agencies, including Homeland Security Investigations, conducted enforcement activity in Queens, Staten Island and Brooklyn in connection with an ongoing federal investigation, a spokesperson for the FBI […]

New York, NY · 19d

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More Than 14,000 NYC Kids Are Learning at Home, and the Reasons Their Parents Chose to Leave Classrooms Go Far Beyond Test Scores

The New York Post's September 9 report on New York City homeschooling cited the latest figures for the 2025–26... The post More Than 14,000 NYC Kids Are Learning at Home, and the Reasons Their Parents Chose to Leave Classrooms Go Far Beyond Test Scores appeared first on parentdiaries.com .

New York, NY · 19d

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College students deciding where to register to vote

New York · 17d

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Federal agents probe multiple NYC adult daycares

New York, NY · 18d

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Students across New York join nationwide ‘AI freeze’ walkout

The protest, organized nationally by a group called "Irreplaceable," drew dozens of SUNY Purchase students from different majors. Organizers are calling for an “AI freeze.”

Bronx, NY · 18d

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Nassau lands 20 schools in U.S. News’ top 100 for New York elementary and middle schools

Greater Roslyn coverage is funded in part by Besito Mexican, recognized among OpenTable’s Top 100 Mexican Restaurants in America and rated “Excellent” by The New York Times. Besito also offers Sunday brunch and outdoor dining in Roslyn. Explore Besito Roslyn →. Syosset, Jericho and Manhasset lead the...

Nassau County, NY · 19d

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Daycare abuse spikes in NYC — and equity-driven ‘reform’ is to blame

For years, New York state and local officials have made it harder to investigate child abuse, and harder to keep abusers on the registry that educational and child-care employers check before they hire. Now it looks like the chickens are coming home to roost: City daycare facilities are seeing skyrocketing cases of child abuse by employees. Anyone wondering how this happened hasn’t been paying attention. When Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a law last year forbidding hotline callers from accepting anonymous reports of child abuse, it sealed the deal on a hands-off stance that was long in the making. The city’s Administration for Children’s Services has made a concerted effort to tamp down calls about child maltreatment, actively discouraging teachers, for instance, from reporting child neglect. When calls are accepted, more and more of them are deemed “low risk,” meaning families are offered services but the cases are never actually investigated. Many such “low risk” cases are nothing of the sort: For instance, a case that ACS chalks up to poverty — such as a teacher’s report that a child showed up to school hungry, having not been fed all weekend — may actually be the result of substance abuse or

New York · 22d

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Blakeman Blasts Hochul Over NY School Rankings, Pitches STEM Overhaul in Bronx

N.Y. State Education Department — Statewide School Policy Headquarters. Bruce Blakeman stood in the Bronx and told voters that New York's public schools are failing despite spending more per student than any other state in the country. The Nassau County executive and Republican gubernatorial nominee said New York students' test scores have declined during Governor Kathy Hochul's five years in office, calling the situation unacceptable and vowing to make science, technology, engineering and math the backbone of the state's curriculum if elected.

New York · 22d

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Scholarship Delays Hit Recently Expanded CUNY Community College Program

A couple hundred CUNY community college students who were due to receive critical state financial aid got an email last week saying their funds would be delayed until further notice, just as officials expanded the affected scholarship program. The scholarship funding is the state component of the CUNY Reconnect Program, which offers opportunities for adult […] The post Scholarship Delays Hit Recently Expanded CUNY Community College Program appeared first on The City Reporter .

New York, NY · 25d

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New York’s Teacher Shortage Needs a Bigger Talent Pool | Opinion

When schools cannot recruit or retain capable educators, children risk losing consistent instruction, argues Katie Warnock.

New York · 10-08