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Newark Community Market

On September 10th, 2026, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka celebrated the opening of five new community grocery stores as part of a program designed to help communities that lack proper access to affordable and high quality produce and essentials.

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Newark Activists To March Against Police Brutality, Ice Enforcement On October 22

People’s Organization for Progress will lead a downtown Newark demonstration as part of the National Day of Action Against Police Brutality.

House of Hearts Network Foundation to Host Men’s Mental Health Mixer

The House of Hearts Network Foundation is postponing its Men’s Mental Health Networking Mixer, originally scheduled for Oct. 21 in Elizabeth. The event will bring men together to discuss mental wellness, leadership, personal development and community support. A new date will be announced.

Newark Beth Israel’s Beth Greenhouse Marks 10 Years, 50,000 Pounds Of Fresh Produce

The hospital's hydroponic greenhouse has supplied 50,000 pounds of fresh produce while promoting nutrition, wellness and access to healthy food.

McIver Requests Full Hearing Of Delaney Hall Case, Extending Appeal
Camden Walk of Fame Honors Two Black Women Who Helped Shape the City
New Ordinance In Newark To Protect Tenants From Broker Fees

A newly approved ordinance in Mayor Baraka's “Keeping Newark Affordable” legislation will prevent owners and agents from charging tenants looking to rent brokers fees.

The Power Of Public Art On Display In Camden

Artists and community organizations are using murals, galleries and public spaces to challenge the narratives imposed on Camden and affirm the beauty and humanity of its residents.

NJ Public School Cellphone Ban Raises Concerns and Positive Results
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