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Five Places to Dine Today to Help Project Graduation
Warren Patch
Feb 07Graduates of Watchung Hills Regional enjoy a big send-off: the annual all-night Project Graduation event that follows the school's commencement exercises. The idea is to provide an alcohol-free and drug-free party to celebrate safely, and recent years'... »
Bronx Hospital Mistakenly Bills Patients For Millions
WCBSTV Local Business
Jan 16Patients at a New York City hospital are getting billed for tens of millions of dollars because of a computer error. »
Hospital Mistakenly Bills Patients For Millions
HuffPost New York
Jan 16NEW YORK — Patients at a New York City hospital are getting billed for tens of millions of dollars because of a computer error. Unemployed... »
Fuel Spill Contained; Several Animals Found Dead
Gloucester Township Patch
Jan 13The local diesel fuel spill befouling Blackwood and Grenloch lakes is significant, one state official said, but contained. Initial cleanup efforts continued through Friday and will likely last about a week. An estimated 26,000 gallons of diesel fuel le... »
In East Hampton – learn how to prevent ice dams, save energy
East Hampton Today
Dec 30For every Home Energy Solutions (HES) visit completed, Neighbor to Neighbor contractors will make a $25 donation in the name of the homeowners to a participating local non-profit organization on their behalf. »
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Latest Blog Posts in Detail
Counterfeit in Chinatown
The Brooklyn Ink
Jan 18Chinatown has become equated with the sale of counterfeit goods. But knockoff Prada and Kate Spade purses are “not the authentic Chinatown” and it is the local community that is bearing the brunt of these illegal activities. »
Cracker Barrel Founder Dies: The founder of roadside comfort food...
Eater National
Jan 16The founder of roadside comfort food chain Cracker Barrel has moved on to that great rest stop in the sky. Dan Evins founded the first Cracker Barrel Old Country Store in Lebanon, Tennessee in 1969 using family recipes, modeling the... »
Rabih Mroué at COIL Festival: Making Sense of a Mysterious Disappearance in Lebanon
NYTimes.com Arts Beat
Jan 09"Looking for a Missing Employee," based on a true story about the troubling disappearance of a Lebanese government official, is the long overdue and too-brief American debut of the actor and director Rabih Mroué. »
Letter to My Christian Friends
Save Jersey
Dec 13Shalom and Merry Christmas, I want to wish my Christian friends a happy and healthy Christmas. While I personally will not be celebrating the birth of Jesus I will engage in activities common to many gatherings that weekend – singing classic songs arou... »
The Brooklyn Ink Reviews: Every Man In This Village Is A Liar
The Brooklyn Ink
Dec 01Stack was 25 years old when she was sent to cover Afghanistan for the Los Angeles Times. Before that she was a national correspondent in Houston for the paper, and had no foreign or war reporting experience. [...] »
