An emergency food giveaway event will take place in Irvington on Nov. 13. Other events were held at three nearby county parks.
St. Patrick’s Pro-Cathedral has a special place in the heart of the community, the archdiocese says.
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The Ironbound Community Corporation will hold its annual gala, which honors local leaders and celebrates the Newark community.
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The program was produced by Lincoln Park Coast Cultural District with Great Oaks Legacy Charter High School and Newark School of the Arts.
If there’s anyone who knows the life-changing potential of an organ donation, it’s Newark resident Denise Peoples.
Hands-on garden festivals engage more than 2,000 students in celebrating healthy food, outdoor learning, and community connection.
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“Books on the Ground isn’t just about reading – it’s about being seen, being inspired, and realizing that your story is not finished.”
“When we come together, we shine brighter.”
A list of the “Most Beautiful Hidden Cemeteries” in the nation includes a burial spot in Newark.
The program aims to prepare “diverse environmental champions” for service on public boards and commissions across the state.
It’s “sew far, sew good” at a new job training program for incarcerated women at a state prison in New Jersey.
The origin of libation to the Ancestors tradition comes from ancient Kemet (Egypt).
Attendees will also have access to job placement opportunities, housing assistance and veteran assistance.
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It was proof that a hug is more powerful than a gunshot, advocates say.
The event featured activities and support services for guests, such as health screenings, harm reduction supplies, food and games.
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PETA will be bringing its “I Scream” truck to New Jersey’s largest city this weekend to hand out free frozen treats.
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka said his administration has invested nearly $400 million into the city's water and sewer infrastructure.
The free, family-friendly festival will include vendor markets, live performances, local businesses, food and activities.
The annual event uses the power of music to inspire peace. It includes performances from national and local headliners.
A piece of U.S. history has been preserved: a sign that hung at Newark Airport on that ill-fated day.
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Another round of vibrant celebration, delicious food and lively music returned to the streets of Newark last weekend.
The annual celebration uplifts non-violence and forges friendships. Past events have attracted some of the biggest names in show business.
“Few human interactions are more basic or essential than feeding each other.”
The Gotham FC standouts took time to sign autographs, speak with fans and pose for photos.
The program allows non-violent drug offenders the chance to avoid prison time if they successfully complete rehabilitation and recovery.
“The annual Latin Festival is one of Newark’s most special and joyous events.”
A teacher from Newark continues his push to educate his students – and other educators – about the importance of teaching Black history.
A popular festival will be returning to Newark this weekend with a special mission: to shine a light on domestic violence prevention.
Children are invited to wear their favorite superhero costumes to the event.