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Good News In Essex County: New Lungs + Sister Grads + Baseball Card
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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9/11 Responder From Bloomfield Celebrates Life-Saving Transplant
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Tony Moyet of Bloomfield had a special reason to celebrate Independence Day this year: the anniversary of his double lung transplant.
15-Year-Old Earns College Degree Alongside Sister In Essex County
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The ambitious teen said her experience with homeschooling helped her to prepare for online classes at Essex County College.
Rare Baseball Card Found In Millburn As Part Of 'Card Breaks' Trend
A client of Millburn's Vintage Breaks may get 5 figures for his one-of-a-kind baseball card featuring NJ native Mike Trout of the LA Angels.
These Newark Teachers Also Make A Difference As Community Leaders
Four outstanding educators in Essex County are among those who successfully combine the best of both worlds, an advocacy group says.
Livingston School Board Member Fights Cancer, Plays Piano, Can't Vote
Now that a NJ law mandates student representatives on school boards, Livingston swore in a teen with many talents at their meeting Tuesday.
Belleville Cops Use Pizza, Slurpees To Reach Out To Local Youth
It's about building relationships, one slice at a time.
Inspiring Teen From West Orange Earns Spot In Scholar Society
Anya Dillard got her start in social justice and community service when she was just 5-years-old. She's come a long way since then.

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