Rutgers University Launches Public Course To Train New Farmers In New Jersey
There is a concern in New Jersey about who will be farming the land in the future.
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There is a concern in New Jersey about who will be farming the land in the future.
Mayor Ras Baraka says the curfew could be extended further if residents act responsibly and the COVID infection rate doesn't rise.
The annual Lag BaOmer celebration started as a joyous religious event, where tens of thousands gather at the tomb of a second-century rabbi, but it ended in tragedy.
The time capsule includes tokens, old suspension cables from the George Washington Bridge and remnants of steel from the Twin Towers.
During his address to a joint session of Congress on Wednesday, President Joe Biden called on lawmakers to pass a police reform bill before May 25, which will mark the one-year anniversary of Floyd's murder.
The brothers estimate the trek will take five months and they will be camping out or relying on the kindness of strangers along the way.
A recent survey found nearly one-fifth of adults under 40 in New York believe Jews caused the Holocaust and nearly a third believe it's a myth.
In an effort to vaccinate 70% of it's population, Paterson is addressing COVID vaccine hesitancy amongst its Muslim population.
The bill affects more than 10,000 employees, including baggage handlers, guards, cleaners, and food service workers, at Newark Liberty International Airport.
The move comes after the district went back and forth on the decision, frustrating parents and local leaders.
It's a catastrophe in India, where the number of COVID-19 cases is skyrocketing. There's a shortage of hospital beds, oxygen and medicine.
There will be daily health screenings and cleanings, and rules for face coverings and social distance remain in place.
Keep in mind, many venues have their own rules and you still need to wear a mask indoors.
It encourages pro-athletes to collect their unused hotel toiletries from their travels and donate them to those in need.
During a court appearance Tuesday, 74-year-old Richard Cottingham, also known as the "Torso Killer," pleaded guilty and admitted he kidnapped and raped the girls, then drowned them in a motel room bathtub.