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N.J. school ethics law has become a gag order. It’s time to change it. -- Opinion
With over 100 ethics complaints filed in 2025, the state's broadly interpreted ethics law is forcing elected officials to self-censor rather than communicate with the families they serve.
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4m‘¡Música, maestro!’ Mexican dance program marks 20th anniversary with spring recital (36 photos)
The free community performance showcased danza folklórica from different regions of Mexico, with participants traveling from throughout the five boroughs and New Jersey.
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3mAlabama baseball is going back to College World Series, and one unforgettable swing made it happen
Jason Torres' seventh-inning grand slam Sunday lifted Alabama past St. John's, and the Crimson Tide heads to its first College World Series since 1999.
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5mAt this Huntsville restaurant, $10 can still get you tasty, satisfying food
Dependable, fast and tasty Asian fare can still be had for less than the price of a pack of American Spirit cigs, kids.
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2mWhat Middleburg Heights’ $49.7M budget proposal for 2027 means for residents
Middleburg Heights City Council considers a 2027 alternative tax budget with $49.7 million in projected spending and a $10.8 million unencumbered balance despite a $400,000 revenue shortfall.
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3mChaotic scene before fatal shooting on Syracuse’s North Side captured on camera
The defense attorney said there is a potential justification defense for the killing.