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How New Jersey Became A Crucible For American Jazz Innovation

The state of New Jersey was an early American catalyst for jazz from 1925 to the 1950s, particularly Newark. Being so close to New York City, Newark had a degree of hipness, treating patrons to the best in jazz at its then many clubs including the Key Club, Six Steps Down, Club Harold, Sparky J’s […]

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Changing Paths empowers Newark youth impacted by incarceration with mentorship, literacy programs, and community support for lasting change.

Newark Launches Festival Coalition To Boost Year-Round Cultural Tourism

Newark launched Festivals United Newark (FUN) on Juneteenth with a $1.5M grant, uniting seven festivals to promote the city.

Delaney Hall Latest Flashpoint For Trump Immigration Agenda

Tensions grow as Democrats clash with Trump over ICE sites like Newark’s Delaney Hall, following protests, arrests, and calls for oversight.

Legislators Call On Congress To Fund Newark Airport Fixes

NJ lawmakers urge Congress to fund emergency fixes at Newark Airport amid severe delays and staff shortages.

After Protests, Future Remains Unclear For ICE Detention Center In Newark

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Alvin Ailey Pre-Panel
Alvin Ailey Honors Legacy of Judith Jamison During Newark Performances