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These N.J. schools are cutting sports and hiking taxes — but lawmakers say they have a fix
Towns in the Pinelands and Highlands regions say land protections have left them unable to raise enough money to fund their schools.
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4m‘Divided the community:’ Ex-cop convicted of attacking immigrant gets 18 months in prison
Donald Kopchak, a former Cleveland police officer who worked on a federal task force, was sentenced to 18 months in prison after a Medina County jury convicted him of attacking an immigrant while off-duty.
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4mN.J. students stood up at school board meeting and changed everything — here’s what happened
The Audubon Board of Education rejected a plan to reassign the high school principal after strong community opposition and a vote of no confidence in the superintendent.
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3mMLB warns Giants players who wrote Bible verses on Pride Night hats
Major League Baseball issued a warning to the San Francisco Giants after some of its players wrote Bible verses on Pride Night-themed caps in a 5-1 loss to the Chicago Cubs on Friday at Oracle Park.
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4mColt Keith’s three homers lead Tigers to series-opening win
The Tigers overcame 18 strikeouts to beat the Astros.
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4mWestlake’s Clague Playhouse announces July 4th weekend schedule celebrating America250
Clague Playhouse usually closes for the season in mid-June, but the community theater will stay open a little longer this year, announcing historical plays and programs to celebrate the 250th anniversary of America’s founding.