New Jersey’s Young Voices Join the 2025 Governor’s Contest

Elementary school kids are contributing to the 2025 New Jersey gubernatorial race in a surprising and impactful way. Statewide, fourth-graders and older youngsters are voting in a mock election to determine the major-party nominees. These young “voters” are not registered electorates, but their participation offers a new viewpoint on civic education and democratic participation. The…

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Obama Rallies Support for Mikie Sherrill in Newark, Urges New Jersey Voters to Reject Trump-Backed Ciattarelli

Obama visited New Jersey this weekend to help Democratic governor candidate Mikie Sherrill in one of the state’s closest races. Obama told a roaring crowd at Essex County College in Newark that Sherrill is a strong, principled leader who can lead the state through tough times. He also accused her Republican opponent, Jack Ciattarelli, of…

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Jersey Shore’s Townsend Inlet Bridge Set for $4.9 Million Fender Upgrade

Cape May County lawmakers unanimously approved a $4.9 million safety barrier under the Sea Isle City-Avalon Townsend Inlet Bridge. This would make water safer and lengthen a decades-old bridge’s life. After multiple fatal boat accidents, the complaint questions New Jersey’s barrier islands’ deteriorating infrastructure. Townsend Inlet Bridge was built under the New Deal in the…

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Adult Daycare Center Fuels Commercial Property Sale in Leonia for $15 Million

Before launching next year, a 67,000-square-foot asset in Bergen County was entirely leased to a new adult daycare operator, attracting new investment. Leonia’s 2 Christie Heights Street property is listed for $15 million. The deal involves Lily Life’s new facility, which will fill the entire building. Listing agents say Lily Life is fully reserved and…

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Former New Jersey educator faces a legal challenge after allegations of mocking a student with

A former New Jersey teacher accused of insulting a disabled student faces legal action. The third-grader’s mother criticized a November 2022 Lindbergh Elementary School program. The lawsuit claims the former instructor videotaped the girl on her phone and made her shout “4QK,” a disparaging slur. Lawsuit defendants include former teacher, Palisades Park School District, principal,…

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Search Underway After Woman Jumps from Bridge into Delaware River

Rescuers are scouring the Delaware River after a 25-year-old woman jumped from the Tacony–Palmyra Bridge between New Jersey and Philadelphia. Officials saw a person in the lake after 5:30 p.m. Saturday. Authorities suspect the woman leaped from the bridge’s center. Coast Guard despatched Philadelphia boat crew and Atlantic City MH-65 Dolphin helicopter unit. Marines from…

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John Schneider Delivers Emotional Message After Blue Jays’ Heartbreaking World Series Loss to Dodgers

John Schneider praised his buddies to his sad and emotional Toronto Blue Jays team Thursday night. The Dodgers defeated the Blue Jays 5–4 in World Series Game 7. Schneider congratulated the players despite losing. The Mercer County manager’s team’s “first meeting of next season” Even though it hurt, he said their path was worth it….

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New – Jersey’s Unexpected Rise as America’s Shark Coast

Though famed for boardwalks, summer crowds, and seaside attractiveness, New Jersey has quietly become a center of shark research in America. The Garden State’s shoreline has created a powerful narrative that links early-20th-century attacks, scientific advancements, and popular culture to New Jersey as a “shark state.” It started tragically. A string of Jersey Shore shark…

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