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Good News In Essex County: Monks + Knicks + Devils + Food
New Jersey is filled with humor, inspiration and kindness. Here are seven stories to make you smile from Essex County.

ESSEX COUNTY, NJ — Essex County can be a stressful place to live. But it’s also filled with humor, inspiration and kindness. Let’s focus on that second part. Take a look at some recent good news stories in Essex County below (click the headlines to read).
NJ Buddhist Monks Will Host International Peace Convention
New Jersey residents of all faiths and backgrounds can "seek inner peace amid the strife of the modern world" at this upcoming free event.
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EMT Who Saved Life At Knicks Parade Earns Praise From NJ Congresswoman
A New Jersey woman climbed a subway tower during the crowded parade and saved a man's life.
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Kids In Essex County Hospital Get Visit From Pro Hockey Players [PHOTOS]
Several New Jersey Devils players and draft picks visited a local hospital – joining one child to ring the bell on a final cancer treatment.
NJ Educator's Inspiring Lessons About Diversity Earn Proclamation From Township
"We all thank you for all of your efforts to build bridges rather than tear them down."
NJ College Helps Entrepreneur Grow Her Dream: From Military Service To Business Success
For Victoria Funn, the experience was more than a business strategy. It was about joining other entrepreneurs facing similar challenges.
Essex County Woman Named 'Community Hero' For Her Work With Organ Donation
Janice Campbell became heavily involved with NJ Sharing Network after her daughter passed away and became an organ donor.
Essex County Food Pantry Shines After Supermarket-Style Makeover
"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."
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