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See You Later, Alligator
As I grieve the loss of my mom, I’m learning to ask for help, maybe for the first time.
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The Remarkable Humanity of Maggie Doyne
Confronted with startling inequality thousands of miles from home, one New Jersey teen couldn’t turn away. Maggie Doyne, now 35, co-leads a non-profit in Nepal that provides a home
for nearly 50 children, a school for more than 450 students, and a community center dedicated to empowering women and girls.
Kate Mulligan is Making Classical Music More Accessible
With a, melodious singing voice that can fill any auditorium,
Kate Mulligan built her career around music. Now, as the first-ever executive director of the Capital Philharmonic, she plans to make
classical music more accessible to the community of Trenton.
Battle-Tested: NJ Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli
With decades in health care under her belt, Judith Persichilli is leading New Jersey through the COVID-19 pandemic with a steady, calm demeanor and dogged determination.
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Sandy Borowsky is Steering Starr Tours Through the Pandemic
As vice president of the family-owned charter and bus tour company, Sandy Borowsky had to drive the business through COVID-19, when the tourism world was turned on its head.
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The Courage and Creativity of Bentrice Jusu
Public service and self-expression don’t often go hand in hand. But Trenton artist and firefighter Bentrice Jusu believes she can do anything, and she wears the hats to prove it.
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A Friendship Tested by Racial Biases in Book and Real Life
In their novel, We Are Not Like Them, set in Philadelphia, Christine Pride and Jo Piazza tell the story of an interracial friendship tested by a police shooting that hits too close to home. In real life, the arduous writing process of such a challenging topic brought their own friendship to the brink.
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How Can We Help Kids Survive the Pandemic? Make ‘Em Laugh
During this frightening time for the world and especially uncertain times for kids, laughter is the best medicine.
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