When I was growing up in New York City my family would regularly make the haul out to Newark, New Jersey, where there was an actual Portuguese neighborhood, a real enclave of good restaurants, but until Alfama, I never found anything up to snuff in the city.
Mr Kozlowski grew up in a tough, inner-city Polish and Italian neighbourhood in Newark, New Jersey.
Healthpia America, based in Newark, New Jersey, plans to launch the phone in America in January.
DC, the rate is 2, 600, while in Newark, New Jersey, it reaches a staggering 3, 840.
The event roster for the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, is fairly diverse.
Newark, New Jersey, broke its previous record of 98, set in 1966, when it hit 99 degrees.
In 1963, LeRoi Jones, a twenty-eight-year-old poet from Newark, New Jersey, sat down and wrote a play.
He's healthy, and Soares now works as an office manager for a wine distributor in Newark, New Jersey.
But what do you do if you have a mere 275, 000 people roughly the population of Newark, New Jersey?
Mayor Cory Booker ( Newark, New Jersey) recently and bravely spoke his mind on the vilification of private equity.
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Indeed, on June 28th a gay priest was named as a candidate for the see of Newark, New Jersey.
When Dennis Jimenez went to the Newark, New Jersey, airport to pick Sierra up, she didn't show, he said.
The artist appeared Monday before U.S. Magistrate Judge Madeline Cox Arleo in federal court in Newark, New Jersey, for sentencing.
Blizzard warnings are in effect for much of the coastal section of the north-eastern US, from Newark, New Jersey to southern Maine.
In December, a United Airlines 787 traveling from Houston to Newark, New Jersey, was diverted to New Orleans because of mechanical problems.
Registration showed that the red 2001 Mitsubishi Gallant Jarrah drove that night was owned by Garden State Car Rental at Newark, New Jersey, International Airport.
Newark, New Jersey, added population for the first time since 1950.
NEWARK, New Jersey (CNN) -- In the next few weeks, and perhaps months, Kiwi Airlines patrons will see fewer takeoffs and more planes hanging around on the ground.
Wilde got his first shot at performing as a DJ at his father's restaurant outside Newark, New Jersey, nearly a decade ago, and he hasn't looked back since.
There are direct and non-stop flights to the island from Miami, Florida, Charlotte, North Carolina, and Newark, New Jersey, as well as direct service from Venezuela and the Netherlands.
Indeed, Christie's political standing reportedly helped convince Cory Booker, the popular mayor of Newark, New Jersey's most populous city, to abandon his plans of running for governor in 2013.
Instead in March he had his companies that had relationships with Credit Suisse file for bankruptcy protection in Newark, New Jersey and a similar proceeding in the British Virgin Islands.
Susan Witt, the co-founder of BerkShares, has been consulting with officials from Newark, New Jersey, and nonprofit groups in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Alaska on how to start local currencies.
We know that Carranza is an illegal immigrant from Peru and the alleged ringleader in a brutal attack in Newark, New Jersey, on August 4 that killed three African-American college students.
But Flight 93 -- which departed Newark, New Jersey, en route to San Francisco, California, and turned around over Cleveland, Ohio, to head back toward the east -- never reached its target, which remains unknown.
For hours on end, we would watch takeoffs and landings from his office, and while he pointed out technical specifications of the aircraft, I fantasized about one day visiting places far, far away from Newark, New Jersey.
Three other Dreamliners have experienced electrical problems or had their electrical systems checked for potential issues in recent weeks, while in December 2012, a Dreamliner operated by United Airlines and flying from Houston, Texas, to Newark, New Jersey, experienced mechanical issues and was diverted to New Orleans.
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