Clifford Lidell used to dread the start of his daughter’s soccer season. With each season came a new team name, requiring two ...

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The government’s nuclear power expansion plan is a hollow betrayal of working people that panders to wealthy corporations and ...

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The Shuttle plans to axe its nighttime Cedar Express line and add a new “Gold” daytime route to make the shuttle system more ...

A coalition of San Diego County animal advocates — from veterinarians to foster families — have answered the call to assist pets and other animals that have been affected by the devastating wildfires ...

Cocktail trends come and go just like fashion, and many cocktails were popular during Prohibition. Take a look at drinks that have disappeared from menus.

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From first dates to anniversary celebrations, Charleston locals flock to area bars and restaurants to celebrate their love stories. We talked to several couples around town about the establishments ...

Before it burned, Charlie Springer’s house contained 18,000 vinyl LPs, 12,000 CDs, 10,000 45s, 4,000 cassettes, 600 78s, 150 8-tracks, hundreds of signed musical posters, and about 100 gold records.

This story first appeared in a 16-page commemorative section, “Thank you, New Jersey,” celebrating The Star-Ledger newspaper’s legacy in print. On Sunday, Feb. 2, 2025 The Star-Ledger published its ...

A tour of the archives beneath Schenectady's Museum of Innovation and Science is a journey through America's history with ...