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Good News In Essex County: Kid Superhero + Teacher’s Good Deed
The world is filled with humor, inspiration and beauty. Here are seven stories to make you smile from Essex County, NJ.

ESSEX COUNTY, NJ — The world can be a scary place. But it’s also filled with humor, inspiration and beauty. Let’s focus on that second part. Take a look at some recent good news stories in Essex County below. (Click the headlines to read).
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Newark Girl Declared 'Superhero' After Rising Above Medical Ordeals
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Surrounded by the likes of Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman, this inspiring 6-year-old is the real superhero, authorities say.
Nutley Man Continues 'Comeback' Story After Devastating Stroke
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A "very close, Brady Bunch-type of family" in Essex County has been hit with enormous medical bills. Here's how to help.
$1M Grants Will Aid Low-Income, First-Gen College Students At NJIT
The U.S. Department of Education awarded three Upward Bound grants worth $1.1 million to the New Jersey Institute of Technology.
$50K Powerball Lottery Ticket Sold At West Orange Supermarket
A supermarket in West Orange sold a Powerball lottery ticket worth $50,000 for the Aug. 31 drawing. See the lucky numbers here.
Millburn Car Show And Rocktoberfest Preview: Details Released
Guests can enjoy live music, martial arts demonstrations, local vendors, and classic cars in Millburn.
North Caldwell Home For Sale Allows Use Of Pond: Photos
You'll be among the few who can kayak or ice skate on this pond if you buy this just-listed home in the Caldwells for $1.5 million.
New Jersey Teacher Plans One More Good Deed Before Moving To Texas
Jaleel Ritchwood-Jordan, who recently appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, has one more good deed planned before he bids the Garden State a bittersweet farewell.

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