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This Newark, New Jersey Deli Has Piled Its Pastrami Sandwiches So High Since 1962 That One Is Plenty
Some sandwiches are lunch, and some sandwiches are a two-day plan. In downtown Newark, one family deli has been stacking pastrami on rye since 1962, and the portions are so big that many people walk out with half of it wrapped for later. The menu boldly calls it the best...
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‘Unhinged Person’: Disturbing Details of Columbia Women’s Basketball Coach’s Suspension Revealed
Strange and shocking details about the suspension of Columbia women’s basketball coach Megan Griffith have emerged, revealing the alleged behavior that led to her being sanctioned by the school. A former player who Griffith coached reportedly filed a complaint in September that alleges abusive behavior going back to 2016,...
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Newark Approves $240 Million Development With 670 Apartments in South Ironbound
The Newark Central Planning Board recently approved the redevelopment of a 116,756-square-foot assemblage at the intersection of Mulberry and Murray streets in the South Ironbound. The project will redevelop nearly an entire block and include an eight-story building with 670 apartments, a parking garage for up to 585 vehicles, and nearly 19,000 square feet of retail space.
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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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A Teenage Rembrandt Estimated at $800 in a New Jersey Auction Sold for $870,000
For decades it sat in a New Jersey family’s home as a dark little picture nobody thought much about. In 2015 a local auction house catalogued it as an anonymous Continental painting and estimated it at a few hundred dollars. It turned out to be one of the earliest known paintings by Rembrandt, made when he was a teenager.