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Should your neighborhood have data centers? These 2 N.J. towns will let voters decide.
Ballot questions will give residents a rare say in the escalating debate over AI data centers in New Jersey.
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2mN.J. weather: Latest Halloween forecast calls for chilly breeze, frost alerts in 5 counties
Temperatures will be a bit cooler than they have been during recent days, hovering in the mid- to upper 50s in most areas of the state during the afternoon on Saturday.
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5mThat ’70s vibe: Retro Grand Rapids eatery serves up nostalgia, Spam optional
The Commons blends retro decor with nostalgic dishes, evolving its menu and interior over time to reflect the experiences its neighborhood community craved.
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2mFreshman’s 2 TDs lead No. 8 seed to shocking upset over No. 1 in N.J. football playoffs
The low-seed's stingy defense came through against to earn an upset
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6mHe’s accused of stalking N.J. teen before 2 girls died. Will insanity defense work?
A legal expert says Battiloro's pre-crash behavior will be central to how both sides argue the mental health defenses.
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29m2026: Your guide to the crowded Nov. 3 election ballot in Kent, Ottawa and Muskegon counties
Voters will decide federal, state and local races Tuesday, including governor and U.S. Senate, city commissions and school boards, plus state and local ballot proposals.