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Queen Latifah goes back to Newark to build the homes her city needs
Long before the Oscar nomination, the Emmy and the Grammy, before “Ladies First” turned a teenager into a cultural force, Dana Owens, a.k.a. Queen Latifah, was a Newark kid learning the rhythm of her neighborhood’s corners and stoops. Decades later, she went back to those same blocks, this time carrying blueprints.
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10 unforgettable places to eat in Newark in one night
Whether you’re in town for a concert, catching a flight or just passing through, one night in Newark is enough to eat incredibly well. The city’s food scene is centered on the Ironbound, a lively neighborhood just steps from Newark Penn Station known for its Portuguese, Spanish and Brazilian restaurants. Downtown also offers plenty of comfort food and modern dining. Here are 10 places worth your one night in Newark.
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5 Best Restaurants in Paterson, New Jersey You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Paterson, New Jersey — a city where the Passaic River tumbles over Great Falls and the streets pulse with the music of many tongues, where old textile mills stand beside vibrant bodegas, and the air is alive with the scent of shawarma, empanadas, and fried chicken. Here, the city’s heart beats in the laughter of Dominican families on stoops, the quiet pride of Turkish grocers, the dreams of Palestinian bakers, and the hustle of newcomers drawn by the promise of something better. Paterson is a patchwork — of old-timers and new arrivals, of poets and shopkeepers, of students and dreamers, all weaving their stories into the city’s living fabric.
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The first annual Malcolm X film festival takes over Newark
NEWARK, NJ — The Malcolm X Commemoration Committee (MXCC), partnering with the Community Media Center (CMC) at Rutgers University–Newark’s Express Newark, is launching the first annual Malcolm X Human Rights Film Festival on November 6th and 7th. Individuals can attend the event, held at Express Newark, 54 Halsey Street, with doors opening on Friday at 6pm and Saturday at 12pm.