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Bayonne Students Earn Top Finishes at Hudson County Gifted and Talented Competitions

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By Al Sullivan
| Flipboard
Comically small NJ home listed for $500K—as seller tries to capitalize on ‘extremely low inventory’ A tiny house in New Jersey is making some big waves after hitting the market for the very large price of $499,000 in an apparent attempt to …
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'Epic' High School Still Coming to Liberty Science Center, Hudson County Officials Assure

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By Al Sullivan
| TAPinto West Orange Verified
HUDSON COUNTY, NJ - Hudson County officials moved recently to dispel a rumor that the proposed county high school at the Liberty Science Center has been put on hold indefinitely. Hudson County Board of Commissioners Chairman Anthony Romano offered an assurance that the claim was inaccurate, and that the project is still moving ahead. During a public ceremony in 2023 officials said that the project would impact education across the county and beyond.
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Jersey City's La Festa Italiana is Back August 13-17

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By Al Sullivan
| TAPinto Morristown Verified
“People absolutely love this event!” Grillo continued. “They plan days off, vacations, even weddings around these five days. It’s wonderful to still see so much excitement around this century-old event in this ever-changing city.” La Festa Italiana, first taking place in 1902, will once again run along Sixth and Brunswick Streets, bringing live musical performances, food, and a variety of vendors to the neighborhood for five days.
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