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New Jersey Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver dies at 71 while Gov. Murphy is in Italy - Vimarsana News

New Jersey Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver dies at 71 while Gov. Murphy is in Italy

New Jersey Lieutenant Governor Sheila Oliver, the first Black woman in the state’s history to hold statewide office, has died. She was 71. Oliver’s family announced her death Tuesday, one day after she was hospitalized while acting as governor with Phil Murphy on vacation. Her cause of death was not revealed. “It is with incredible sadness and a heavy heart that we announce the passing of the ...

Source: yahoo.com
The Philip Roth Festival Was Wild - Vimarsana News

The Philip Roth Festival Was Wild

I went in search of answers about the diminishing importance of The Great Writer. I found bad bagels, incredible stories, and a new appreciation for people who never make history.

Slain NJ councilwoman remembered, investigation continues - Vimarsana News

Slain NJ councilwoman remembered, investigation continues

A week after Eunice Dwumfour of Sayreville was shot in front of her home while she sat in her SUV News 12 New Jersey obtained video in which multiple shots can be heard being fired

Source: nj1015.com
Devils' Youth Foundation Takes Aim at Newark High School Absenteeism - Vimarsana News

Devils' Youth Foundation Takes Aim at Newark High School Absenteeism

The team will reward good attendance with tickets to games and concerts

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Maurice J. Bessman, beloved professor of biochemistry and researcher at Johns Hopkins University, dies - Vimarsana News

Maurice J. Bessman, beloved professor of biochemistry and researcher at Johns Hopkins University, dies

Maurice J. Bessman, a beloved professor of biochemistry and a researcher at the Johns Hopkins University who began his career there in 1958 and was still working at his death, died of pneumonia Nov. 12. He was 93.