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Newark’s annual citywide garden tour opened farms and green spaces to residents for a week, while highlighting the year-round work to expand fresh food access and keep community gardens rooted in their neighborhoods.
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As the K-8 school celebrates its 49th year, Dawn Treader is expanding programs, supporting families and building on a nearly five-decade presence in Paterson.
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As children head back to class, school districts throughout New Jersey continue to lay off staff and cut jobs over rising costs and tightening budgets.