NJ school food pantry gets major donation
A charter school in New Brunswick, NJ is offering the option for parents to pick up there kids and groceries on Wednesdays. NBC New York’s Pat Battle reports
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New York experiencing home health aide shortage: What to know for loved ones
Those with loved ones who need help from a home health aide already know how difficult it can be to find someone. New York is in the midst of a shortage, and now schools are struggling to fill their openings. NBC New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
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Dangerous ‘Blackout Challenge' circulating online leads to NJ students needing medical help
A social media challenge with a dangerous past is resurfacing. This time, some New Jersey middle school students were hurt while doing the so-called “Blackout Challenge,” which involves people holding their breath until passing out. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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East Coast v. West Coast: Which is better?
Have you ever thought of moving across the country? These interviewees have made the move from coast to coast, and weigh in on the benefits and downsides of both locations. NBC New York’s Sophia Aujero reports.
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Hilarie Burton Morgan on return of ‘True Crime' series
Hilarie Burton Morgan talks with Sara Gore on the return of “True Crime: It Couldn’t Happen Here,” and more.
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Science, education & conservation meet at this Westport nature center
Earthplace is where science, education and conservation meet. Director of Nature Education & Conservation Veronica Swain tells Lauren Scala what visitors can experience, from nature walks to programs and exhibits.
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One person killed, three shot by gunmen on scooters in the Bronx
One person is dead in the Bronx and three others were injured after being shot by multiple gunmen riding on scooters Tuesday evening. News 4’s Romney Smith reports.
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Bar meets bakery in Bloomfield, New Jersey
Ladyfingers is both a full bakery and cocktail bar. Pastry chefs and owners Lauren Kavourakis and Samara Cinque tell Ashley Bellman all about the retro pastries and delicious drinks they offer.
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Bob Menendez could pin alleged crimes on wife Nadine: What it means for case
The bombshell development that New Jersey’s senior senator may try to blame his wife for the corruption charges the couple faces came from a court document that had been kept secret until now. But here’s why the senator’s defense team may be choosing to pin it on Nadine Menendez. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.... -
Dozens left homeless after fire in NJ
Dozens of people in Paterson are left homeless after their homes were destroyed by a raging fire. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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Cases of bacterial infections linked to rats are on the rise in NYC: What to know
NBC New York’s Gaby Acevedo reports.
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Record rise in antisemitic incidents across U.S. and NYC area, according to new report
A new report from the Anti-Defamation League finds antisemitism has skyrocketed to record levels across the country, including the tri-state, as antisemitic incidents in New York and New Jersey more than doubled last year. The areas with some of the highest increases: Manhattan and Bergen County. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports. -
Rare Revolutionary War sketch uncovered in NYC apartment
History was uncovered on the Upper East Side, as artwork that was hanging on the walls of a woman’s apartment turned out to be a rare sketch dating back to the Revolutionary War. NBC New York’s Gus Rosendale reports.
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Helicopter noise complaints surge in New York City
It has long been a source of frustration for thousands of New Yorkers, and now helicopter noise complaints have really taken off. City Council is taking a closer look to the problem, considering taking action to make things a little quieter. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
