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Reading Partners in Newark tackles the literacy crisis by recruiting volunteers to help 4,500 students improve reading skills and close gaps.
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Newark’s Code Red Heat Warning Continues As Temperatures Soar
Newark issues Code Red alert as temps top 100°F. Cooling centers, shelters, and pools open citywide to protect residents from dangerous heat.
Steven McCoy: Making Headway As The First Black DeafBlind Journalist
Steven McCoy, the first Black DeafBlind journalist, empowers disabled voices through storytelling, advocacy, and his nonprofit Spoken Heroes.
New Jersey Highlights Environmental Stakes Of 2025 Gubernatorial Election
NJ advocates push for bold climate action at Newark event ahead of 2025 governor’s race, highlighting clean energy and environmental justice.
NJ Sued For Endangering Newark With New Gas Plant Approval
Newark residents sue over a proposed gas plant in Ironbound, citing health risks, pollution, and environmental injustice.
Built From The Closet Up: How Off The Hanger Became A Newark Staple
Off the Hanger founder Lynette Lashawn blends fashion, empowerment, and Newark pride through her reimagined style lounge and community work.
Brick City Jam Fest Returns With Four Days Of Culture, Music, And Community Power
Brick City Jam Fest returns July 17–20 with 4 days of music, art, dance, and community events celebrating Newark’s creatives and culture.
Newark Black Film Festival Returns To Celebrate Black Filmmakers And Actors
The Newark Black Film Festival returns July 16–20 with screenings, panels, and guests like Sheryl Lee Ralph and director Michael Schultz.
AfroBeat Fest Brings Music, Culture, And Community To Military Park
AfroBeat Fest filled Newark’s Military Park with vibrant music, food, art, and culture from the African diaspora.
Republicans Push For Business Sanction On ‘Sanctuary Cities’
A GOP-led bill could force the SBA to shut its Newark office, impacting small businesses across NJ due to sanctuary city policies.
Newark’s Code Red Heat Warning Continues As Temperatures Soar
Newark issues Code Red alert as temps top 100°F. Cooling centers, shelters, and pools open citywide to protect residents from dangerous heat.
Steven McCoy: Making Headway As The First Black DeafBlind Journalist
Steven McCoy, the first Black DeafBlind journalist, empowers disabled voices through storytelling, advocacy, and his nonprofit Spoken Heroes.
New Jersey Highlights Environmental Stakes Of 2025 Gubernatorial Election
NJ advocates push for bold climate action at Newark event ahead of 2025 governor’s race, highlighting clean energy and environmental justice.
NJ Sued For Endangering Newark With New Gas Plant Approval
Newark residents sue over a proposed gas plant in Ironbound, citing health risks, pollution, and environmental injustice.
Built From The Closet Up: How Off The Hanger Became A Newark Staple
Off the Hanger founder Lynette Lashawn blends fashion, empowerment, and Newark pride through her reimagined style lounge and community work.
Brick City Jam Fest Returns With Four Days Of Culture, Music, And Community Power
Brick City Jam Fest returns July 17–20 with 4 days of music, art, dance, and community events celebrating Newark’s creatives and culture.
Newark Black Film Festival Returns To Celebrate Black Filmmakers And Actors
The Newark Black Film Festival returns July 16–20 with screenings, panels, and guests like Sheryl Lee Ralph and director Michael Schultz.
AfroBeat Fest Brings Music, Culture, And Community To Military Park
AfroBeat Fest filled Newark’s Military Park with vibrant music, food, art, and culture from the African diaspora.
Republicans Push For Business Sanction On ‘Sanctuary Cities’
A GOP-led bill could force the SBA to shut its Newark office, impacting small businesses across NJ due to sanctuary city policies.