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The British called Princeton University the ‘nursery of rebellion’ — and they weren’t wrong
A new exhibition reveals the campus's radical wartime history, from student tea burnings to Lenape students caught between two worlds.
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2mTeams travel from across the country for Michigan vintage base ball festival
The Portage Vintage Base Ball Festival returned for its fourth year on Saturday, June 27.
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2mTrail Blazers hire assistant coach Mike Williams, start to round out Micah Nori’s staff
The team is hiring Mike Williams as an assistant coach, adding a familiar face less than a week after announcing Nori as its new head coach.
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2mLayoffs to cut more than 200 jobs at 2 N.J. tech and manufacturing companies
The two companies will lay off more than 200 workers at different New Jersey sites by late September 2026.
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2mFatal crash shuts down I-83 in York County
The three-vehicle crash happened around 5:55 a.m. Monday in Newberry Township.
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5m3 democrats vie for Michigan’s 12th District House seat in August primary
During the Aug. 4 Democratic primary election, voters in the 12th U.S. House District will choose among a current member of Congress; a Fortune 500 company’s state government affairs senior manager and a mayor vying for the 2-year term representing parts of Oakland and Wayne counties.