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The mammogram that made all the difference: A Staten Island survivor’s message to women
A routine mammogram revealed breast cancer in a 55-year-old West Brighton woman. Now a survivor, she is urging other women not to put off the screening she credits with saving her life.
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4mAlex Golesh questions Auburn’s maturity in preseason camp: ‘I don’t know that we’re there’
With two weeks until the Aflac Kickoff Game against Baylor, Alex Golesh emphasizes situational football execution as the Tigers work to become a cohesive unit.
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5mThis school district spends $2,630+ per kid on sports and clubs — the most in N.J.
More sports teams, club advisors and activities mean higher costs. See the 25 New Jersey school districts spending the most.
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3mRutgers football names starting QB for 2026 season
Rutgers has named a starting quarterback for the 2026 season.
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7m3-year college degrees are becoming more popular, but critics aren’t sold
Critics worry that they’ll narrow what students learn too much, confuse employers, limit graduate school options and create headaches in fields that require state licenses.
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3mSee N.J. cops chase suspect trying to escape after crash kills 2 (VIDEO)
A fatal accident in Atlantic County launched a state investigation into the police chase that led up to it.