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Midland Park, N.J.: A 'Forever Town' Where You 'Buy a House and Stay' - Vimarsana News

Midland Park, N.J.: A 'Forever Town' Where You 'Buy a House and Stay'

The Bergen County borough has an unhurried pace and a multigenerational flavor, because many who were raised there never want to leave.

This Holocaust survivor and longtime Mets fan threw out the first pitch at Thursday's game | Families & Lifestyles - Vimarsana News

This Holocaust survivor and longtime Mets fan threw out the first pitch at Thursday's game | Families & Lifestyles

(New York Jewish Week) — As a child, Holocaust survivor Leo Ullman attended baseball games at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn with his aunt, who believed it would help him become

Surveillance pics released of suspects in Brooklyn deli shooting - Vimarsana News

Surveillance pics released of suspects in Brooklyn deli shooting

Cops initially believed both victims were innocent bystanders but later determined the male victim was targeted.

NASCAR is trying to appeal to Black fans: White fans' response to Bubba Wallace is a problem - Vimarsana News

NASCAR is trying to appeal to Black fans: White fans' response to Bubba Wallace is a problem

NASCAR should be thrilled that Bubba Wallace, the lone Black driver in the Cup Series, is doing well this season, 15th in points, three Top 5s.

One of the two remaining Negro League stadiums still standing is brought back to life - Vimarsana News

One of the two remaining Negro League stadiums still standing is brought back to life

After almost three decades of neglect and dodging the wrecking ball, Hinchcliffe Stadium, one of only two remaining Negro League stadiums still standing has a second life. Erected in 1932 the stadium in Paterson, N.J., was home to the New York Black Yankees and the Black Cubans (1930s through 1945), but the stadium sat dormant, abandoned since 1997.