Dec 10, 2020
'Just a few pieces of plywood and some pine boards. It’s nothing. But it means so much to people that don’t have them,' Justin Foley said.
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'Just a few pieces of plywood and some pine boards. It’s nothing. But it means so much to people that don’t have them,' Justin Foley said.
Love these stories.
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Cranford illuminated the tree in its Gazebo Plaza as part of the ceremony.
Nearly a year after his father died from the coronavirus, Peter Dario is opening a plant shop in his father's memory.
The tubes can be transformed into candy chutes to deliver Halloween treats from a distance.
Candy chutes, so 2020
People all across the Garden State are helping each other in big ways and small.
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Cole Crosby ran from the High Point Monument to the Cape May Lighthouse, totaling 197 miles.
I ran the NYC Marathon, virtually, a few months ago and thought I was Superman. Turns out I’m just Clark Kent without glasses. Here’s to you, Cole! (via @njdotcom)
The educator used 3-D printing technology in a project that created more than 12,000 items of personal protective equipment.
A 19 feet by 28 feet glass mural of the late Newark-born singer will be featured on the facade of the luxury apartment building in Newark.