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NY moves ahead on education. NJ should not be left behind | Opinion Original

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By Wells Winegar, Ashley Smith Verified
| NorthJersey.com Verified
3-minute read Wells Winegar and Ashley Smith Special to the USA TODAY Network June 19, 2026, 4:11 a.m. ET Recently, Gov. Mikie Sherrill highlighted her proposal to double state funding for high impact tutoring, bringing total investment to $15 million and expanding access to nearly 100 additional school districts. The results she cited are impressive. In communities across New Jersey, students receiving targeted tutoring support have demonstrated significant gains in reading and math achievement.
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NY moves ahead on education. NJ should not be left behind | Opinion

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By Wells Winegar, Ashley Smith Verified
| New Jersey Herald Verified
June 19, 2026, 4:11 a.m. ET Recently, Gov. Mikie Sherrill highlighted her proposal to double state funding for high impact tutoring, bringing total investment to $15 million and expanding access to nearly 100 additional school districts. The results she cited are impressive. In communities across New Jersey, students receiving targeted tutoring support have demonstrated significant gains in reading and math achievement.
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Norwalk Wants to Know: Blighted buildings, unpaid fines, and a system that keeps stalling

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By Ashley Smith Verified, David Muccigrosso, Diane Lauricella
| Nancy On Norwalk
NORWALK, Conn. — Residents have been raising concerns about zoning enforcement in Norwalk for years. Illegal businesses operating in plain sight. Blighted buildings with tenants living inside them. A citation process that moves slowly while violations drag on. Readers brought those concerns to NancyOnNorwalk. We took them directly to the city. Here is what we found.
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