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Margot Polivy, Champion of Women in College Sports, Dies at 85
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Trenton, NJ, Police Under Investigation by Justice Dept.
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Restaurant Review: Hakka Cuisine in Chinatown
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A Palestinian Restaurant Perseveres in War’s Shadow
For three years, Jews and Palestinians have gathered together at Ayat in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. [+]
Yeshiva University’s Men’s Soccer Team Has Something to Prove
The men’s soccer team at Yeshiva University was having a strong season, maybe its best [+]
Moving a Masterpiece to La Guardia Is a High-Wire Act
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How Fred Daibes, a Real Estate Tycoon, Was Implicated in the Menendez Case
Fred Daibes, a New Jersey builder, was accused of defrauding a bank that he had [+]
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