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A group of Black leaders today announced the launch of a new $10 million fund to build an anti-racist America with 31 Black leaders across 15 states and Washington, D.C. receiving funding for their work on voting rights, COVID recovery, criminal justice
FOX News: Democrats do not have the “moral courage” to call out Black Lives Matter (BLM) protesters harassing diners, Turning Point USA spokesperson Rob Smith said on Tuesday. — Joshua Nelson
The BeachWalk at Sea Bright – nestled between the Navesink River and the Atlantic Ocean in Sea Bright, NJ – will be rebranded to a one-of-a-kind independent hotel in partnership with Life Hospitality, marking the tech-enabled operator’s entrance to the New Jersey
NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#haymarketmedia–Melissa Boone, JD, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, an innovative leader in human resources and an effective agent of change across multiple industries, is joining the Haymarket Media Inc. Board of Directors, effective August 1. “Melissa will bring a strong voice and a
An exhibit called Structure that features a series of photographs is now on display through April 4, at Overlook Auxiliary Gallery inside the Overlook Hospital in Summit, N.J. The Structure exhibit, curated by Ray Yaros, consists of 68 photographs made by 19
The “fine and varied” artwork of the late Leslie Vought Kuenne is now on display at Olivia Rainbow Gallery in Princeton, through Feb. 6. In memory of the late Kuenne, D&R Greenway’s Olivia Rainbow Gallery maintains the art space in perpetuity, honoring
A new arts and culture organization is marking its inception with an opening reception downtown Fort Lee Nov. 8., debuting a pop-up show entitled “2019 All Media Exhibition.’’ The company of artists are known as Fort Lee Art Group (FLAG) who have
Embracing resilience and triumphing over tragedy, the Trenton community supported the return of Art All Night festival in the City this past weekend. With beefed up law enforcement following last year’s tragic incident, the 24-hour Artworks event was scheduled to start at