Spotted on the Newark calendar: Virtual Open House at Berkeley College
And check out Virtual Open House at Berkeley College on the Newark Patch calendar
Coming up on the Newark Patch calendar: Tremendous Office Furniture Soft Seating Warehouse Liquidation Sale
Coming up on the Newark Patch calendar: Virtual Open House at Berkeley College
Also check out Virtual Open House/Transfer Event at Berkeley College on the Newark Patch calendar
Coming up: Virtual Open House/Transfer Event at Berkeley College on the Newark Patch calendar
“Families in this ward are in need of open space and recreation facilities.”
The city’s mayor commended lifeguards and emergency responders for their “training and professionalism.”
The event brought community members together under the theme of “United In Celebrating Resilience.”
“When there is a need, people always come together.”
When the final whistle blew at MetLife Stadium, the world celebrated an unforgettable FIFA World Cup.
The People’s Organization For Progress held a public reading of “What To The Slave Is The Fourth Of July?”
The free celebration is open to the public. The event helps to foster connections between police and the community they serve.
People with mental health conditions, substance use disorders or chronic medical needs will be among those prioritized in the new program.
Born in the Dominican Republic and raised in the U.S., Ricardo Francis was known for his hardworking ethics and love of family.
An upcoming event in Newark will help people with low-level criminal offenses learn how to clear their records.
Integrity House will hold its annual event on Aug. 20.
"The goal of free food access isn't just to hand out groceries, but to create a place where people feel welcome, seen and empowered."
The pain caused by violent crime can divide a city – but it can also unite it.
“Together, we will remember their names, celebrate their lives and stand united against violence,” organizers said.
The celebration is part of a yearlong series that also highlights women's history and Italian, Jewish, Latino, African American heritage.
The Summer Youth Program is open to students in grades 1–8 and includes activities in STEAM, literacy, math, coding and the arts.
New Jersey is filled with humor, inspiration and kindness. Here are seven stories to make you smile from Essex County.
SEU students earn national recognition after advancing through one of physician assistant education’s premier competitions
“It breaks my heart that our neighbors have to choose between buying vegetables for their kids or keeping a roof over their heads.”
A Newark police officer who died in the line of duty had a stand-in that brought the crowd to tears: his bereaved mother.
Tony Award-winning actress and Grammy-nominated singer Melba Moore offered some inspirational words to local students.
How does PSE&G prepare before a hurricane?
SEU's growing partnerships with local schools help students earn college credits early and prepare for future success.
Bringing world-class entertainment, arts education and community engagement to audiences across New Jersey.
The New Jersey Institute of Technology and the Newark Water Coalition will co-host the June 4 event.
A four-event series in Essex County will explore segregation and movements for reparations in New Jersey.
Real Estate and Property Promotion in Newark and Northern New Jersey
Customers are improving energy use at home and at work through smart upgrades, rebates, and efficiency programs from PSE&G
The $5,000 city grants help to fuel grassroots projects that make Newark’s neighborhoods cleaner, greener and more resilient.
To date, The Flow Initiative has advanced 8 menstrual health bills, educated more than 40,000 students, and more to address period poverty
These young people in Newark were given a chance to tell the city how to spend $50,000. Here's what they chose.
Dr. James McIntosh of CEMOTAP (the Committee to Eliminate Media Offensive to African People) spoke at REFAL Headquarters in Newark, Nj.
A young leader from Newark was honored with a prestigious award for her community service.
The recognition reflects SEU’s more than 125-year commitment to preparing women to lead, innovate, and make a lasting impact.
This marks a milestone for the local business that has become known for its elevated retail experience and commitment to cannabis education
From a Brand Partner: Fairways at Cranford offers peaceful golf course views & easy access to shops, events, and energy of downtown Cranford
SEU helps high school students earn college credits early through flexible, accessible Dual Enrollment and Pre-Collegiate programs
When winter weather rolls in, staying active gets tougher, for people and their dogs.
Saint Elizabeth University renews its founding promise to care for every member of its community.
The Dogtopia Foundation supports veterans with service dogs—while Dogtopia’s daycare services bring joy to pups and pet parents alike.
Did you know that Mediation is a faster and more cost-efficient alternative to resolve your Real Estate Disputes?