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After 50 years of success, N.J. developer decided ‘it was time to pay back the community.’ Here’s how.
Miles Berger is remaking the historic Firemen's Insurance Company building in downtown Newark into a 195-unit, 100% affordable residential tower
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3mNew Red Sox shortstop will debut Friday night vs. Yankees (lineups)
On the day he was recalled from Triple-A Worcester to take Marcelo Mayer’s roster spot, Tsung-Che Cheng will slot right into the shortstop position for the Red Sox.
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2mCraig Breslow still believes Red Sox can make meaningful run this season
The Red Sox are 33-46, last in the American League East and are five games back of a Wild Card spot going into Friday’s game against the New York Yankees.
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3mAfter 50 years, Portland’s iconic steakhouse-strip club might close sooner than planned
The landmark, one of the city’s weirder destinations, has been listed for sale since December.
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3mSuspect charged in 2022 Birmingham shooting that killed Midfield High School senior
Kamarian Morris was killed five months before he was set to graduate from high school.
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4mRookie central: Cooper Ingle ninth rookie to make big-league debut for Guardians in 2026
Cooper Ingle, who can catch and play the outfield, come to Cleveland after hitting .284 (56 for 176) with 12 homers and 41 RBI at Triple-A Columbus.