A New Jersey woman was preyed upon by a fast-growing extremist group that claims its members are sovereign Moors, not bound by U.S. laws. Source: New York Times
Posts published in “Newark (NJ)”
She Bought Her Dream Home. Then a ‘Sovereign Citizen’ Changed the Locks.
A New Jersey woman was preyed upon by a fast-growing extremist group that claims its members are sovereign Moors, not bound by U.S. laws. Source: New York Times
'Hallelujah Moment': How Newark Overcame Its Lead Crisis
Lead pipes had tainted Newark’s drinking water. Now it is close to replacing nearly all those lines. Source: New York Times
With Mass Vaccination Sites Winding Down, It’s All About the ‘Ground Game’
The shift away from high-volume centers is an acknowledgment of the harder road ahead: a highly targeted push, akin to get-out-the-vote efforts, to persuade the reluctant to get shots. Source: New York Times
‘We Always Rise.’ A Black-Owned Bookstore in Newark Navigates the Pandemic
Source of Knowledge has been a Newark mainstay for decades. It survived the past year thanks to the generosity of its customers and an owner who provides more than just books. Source: New York Times
Woman Survives Days Trapped in Van After Snowstorm
The woman, 77, said she had fallen asleep in the vehicle, where she was living, then spent most of the week waiting for help. Source: New York Times
‘One Property at a Time’: A City Tries to Revive Without Gentrifying
Neighborhoods in Newark are beginning to see a flurry of redevelopment, a decade after the city’s downtown gained vogue. Source: New York Times
19% Positivity Rate as Outbreak Accelerates in N.J.’s Largest City
After nearly one in five residents who were tested over three days last week were found to have the coronavirus, Newark announced a set of strict new rules. Source: New York Times
N.J’s Largest City Shuts Down Again as Virus Cases Surge
Newark required nonessential businesses to close indoor operations beginning at 8 p.m. on Tuesday. Salons may open by appointment only. Source: New York Times
How a City Once Consumed by Civil Unrest Has Kept Protests Peaceful
Newark, New Jersey’s largest city, made no arrests and reported only minimal property damage during a weekend march. Source: New York Times
