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Is local media coverage drying up? Three lawmakers think so. They're demanding that WWOR, licensed in NJ, provide NJ news. Right now, it has none.

Restaurant owner says she needed to take action to protect her community with vax mandate

Welcome to Montclair, where a large swath of The New York Times is working from home and the local paper’s advisory board resembles “the Pulitzer committee,” as one resident put it. Amid such suburban splendor, will they ever want to commute back to the newsroom?

Jacob Hoyle and Curtis McDowald of the USA in their pink masks, protesting teammate Alen Hadzic. (Getty) Hadzic did not actually compete; he was a team alternate. The USA lost to Japan to place ninth in the event but made a strong statement on the world stage denouncing violence against women. Three women had accused Hadzic of sexual assault. He was suspended by the US Centre for SafeSport on June 2 but the ban was overturned, allowing him to go to the Olympics. Yet USA Fencing was against his inclusion and he was not welcome with his teammates. Hadzic was treated as a virtual outcast despite...

Athletes from NJ competing in Tokyo Olympic Games 2021 After the pandemic sidelined world-class athletes in 2020, at least 18 Olympic contenders with New Jersey roots have qualified for the Tokyo Olympic games. Some are returning after an appearance in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 2016 — while others find themselves in their first Olympics. Here's the roundup of contenders as grouped by sport, with the opening ceremony set for July 23. Track & field (Sydney McLaughlin and Dalilah Muhammad in the Women's 400 Meters Hurdles on June 27 in Eugene, Oregon. Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images) (Somerse...