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Lawrence Taylor Released From NJ Hospital: Attorney Lawrence Taylor Released From NJ Hospital: Attorney
Lawrence Taylor Released From NJ Hospital: Attorney Giants legend Lawrence Taylor has been discharged from a New Jersey hospital after battling a stomach issue, his attorney announced Tuesday, May 5. The 67-year-old former NFL MVP had been hospitalized since Monday, April 20 and is planning to return home to Florida, his attorney, Mark Eiglarsh said. “He is deeply grateful to the entire medical staff for their exceptional care and unwavering support,” Eiglarsh said in a statement. "He is grateful to now be on the road to recovery and hopes to be back on the golf course soon. Mr. Taylor would also like to sincerely thank everyone for the…

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$1.69M Glass-Wrapped Scandinavian Retreat With Pool Hits Market In Philly Suburbs $1.69M Glass-Wrapped Scandinavian Retreat With Pool Hits Market In Philly Suburbs
$1.69M Glass-Wrapped Scandinavian Retreat With Pool Hits Market In Philly Suburbs A glass-filled, Scandinavian-inspired retreat in Bucks County is gaining viral attention after being featured by the popular Zillow Gone Wild account. The contemporary home at 2905 Ash Mill Road in Doylestown is listed for $1,695,000, offering four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and more than 3,300 square feet of living space on three private acres, according to the listing. Zillow Gone Wild highlighted the property in a recent post, calling it a “near perfect” mid-century modern-style home with Scandinavian design influences — a rare combination that quickly caught attention online. Set down …

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17 Schools Set To Close As $3B Philadelphia Facilities Plan Passes After Chaotic Vote 17 Schools Set To Close As $3B Philadelphia Facilities Plan Passes After Chaotic Vote
17 Schools Set To Close As $3B Philadelphia Facilities Plan Passes After Chaotic Vote A controversial plan to close 17 Philadelphia schools and reshape the district passed after a tense and chaotic meeting on Thursday, April 30, as community outrage forced multiple interruptions before the final vote. The Philadelphia Board of Education approved the $3 billion facilities master plan following hours of protests, two recesses, and a shift to a virtual format, resulting in the measure passing just after 6 p.m., according to officials and reports. The proposal had been delayed the previous week to allow for more public input, but tensions escalated as students, parents, teacher…

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From First To Worst: Phillies Fire Rob Thomson As Team Hits MLB’s Worst Record From First To Worst: Phillies Fire Rob Thomson As Team Hits MLB’s Worst Record
From First To Worst: Phillies Fire Rob Thomson As Team Hits MLB’s Worst Record A disastrous start to the season has led to a major shakeup in Philadelphia. The Phillies have fired manager Rob Thomson after a 9-19 start, the team announced on Tuesday, April 28. Bench coach Don Mattingly has been named interim manager through the end of the 2026 season, according to the announcement. The Phillies are tied with the New York Mets for the worst record in baseball just one month into the season. After an 8-8 start, the team dropped 10 straight games before snapping the streak in Atlanta over the weekend. Thomson, one of the winningest managers in franchise history, leaves…

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Lawrence Taylor Remains Hospitalized In NJ With Stomach Issue: Attorney Lawrence Taylor Remains Hospitalized In NJ With Stomach Issue: Attorney
Lawrence Taylor Remains Hospitalized In NJ With Stomach Issue: Attorney Giants legend Lawrence Taylor remains hospitalized in New Jersey with a stomach issue, his attorney said in a statement, Monday, April 27. Taylor, who won two Super Bowls with Big Blue, has been hospitalized since Monday, April 20, Mark Eiglarsh, his attorney, told The Athletic. Taylor's condition does not appear to be life threatening and he is showing signs of improvement, Eiglarsh said. It is unknown how long Taylor will be in the hospital for, Eiglarsh said. Taylor played 13 seasons for the Giants and was named MVP in 1986. The linebacker made 10 Pro Bowls and was named Defensive …

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Former Star RB Accuses Ex-Jets Coach Of Cocaine Use Former Star RB Accuses Ex-Jets Coach Of Cocaine Use
Former Star RB Accuses Ex-Jets Coach Of Cocaine Use Former Jets running back Le'Veon Bell claimed he saw ex-Jets coach Adam Gase using cocaine at the team's practice facility in Florham Park. Bell who often clashed Gase during his brief tenure with Gang Green, discussed his issues with the coach on "#Respectfully: The Justin LaBoy Show," ripping his playcalling and calling him "the worst coach ever." "He shouldn't even coach Little League bro," Bell said. "Adam Gase terrible bro." The running back said he heard stories about Gase's behavior in the office and then made a snorting gesture toward his nose. He then said he personally witnessed …

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Former Pan Am Pilot Reaches New Heights as a Poet at 93 with "Never Too Late" Former Pan Am Pilot Reaches New Heights as a Poet at 93 with "Never Too Late"
Former Pan Am Pilot Reaches New Heights as a Poet at 93 with "Never Too Late" Roy Everett Butler's debut poetry collection, published by Spines, explores aging, aviation history, and the quiet beauty of everyday life. At 93 years young, former Marine Corps aviator and Pan American World Airways pilot Roy Everett Butler has embarked on a remarkable new journey. Published by Spines, Butler’s debut book, “Never Too Late,” is a heartfelt collection of over 300 poems and reflections. Written entirely in his nineties, the anthology proves that creativity, curiosity, and personal discovery have no expiration date. Click here to purchase Never Too Late on Amazon or Barnes &a…

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Giants Legend Lawrence Taylor Hospitalized In NJ After Medical Emergency: Report Giants Legend Lawrence Taylor Hospitalized In NJ After Medical Emergency: Report
Giants Legend Lawrence Taylor Hospitalized In NJ After Medical Emergency: Report New York Giants all-time great Lawrence Taylor was hospitalized in New Jersey Friday, April 24, after a medical emergency, according to TMZ Sports. The outlet did not say where in the Garden State the Hall of Famer was hospitalized but said the 67-year-old arrived at the emergency room and was transferred to a different section of the facility. While Taylor remains hospitalized, sources told TMZ Sports that what he is dealing with doesn't appear to be too serious. Taylor played 13 seasons for Big Blue, winning two Super Bowls and being named MVP in 1986. He made 10 Pro Bowls and was named …

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NJ Resident Goes For 27th Win In A Row On 'Jeopardy!' NJ Resident Goes For 27th Win In A Row On 'Jeopardy!'
NJ Resident Goes For 27th Win In A Row On 'Jeopardy!' Could an economic researcher from Somerville, Mass. be the one to slay the Jeopardy dragon? Caroline Coughlin is competing on "Jeopardy!" airing Monday, April 20 and she has a daunting opponent: Jamie Ding, a Lawrenceville, NJ resident, who has won 26 games in a row, ranking 5th all time. Ding has won $732,000, ranking 6th all time. His 26-game winning streak is a record for New Jersey residents. A foodie, Ding and his sister run an Instagram account devoted to General Tso's chicken. View this post on Instagram Ding graduated Princeton U…

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25 In A Row! NJ 'Jeopardy!' Contestant Continues Record Breaking Run 25 In A Row! NJ 'Jeopardy!' Contestant Continues Record Breaking Run
25 In A Row! NJ 'Jeopardy!' Contestant Continues Record Breaking Run Jamie Ding, a Lawrenceville resident, is one of the all-time greatest players in "Jeopardy!" history. Ding won his 25th game in a row on Thursday, April 16. Ding's winning streak ranks 5th all-time and he has the longest winning streak for a New Jersey resident. He's won $702,000, which also ranks 5th all-time. Like most of his wins, Ding's 25th win in a row was done in dominant fashion. The self-described bureaucrat and law student entered "Final Jeopardy!" with nearly 4 times as much money as the second place contestant, getting 30 clues correct and winning $35,000. And that wasn't even …

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Sherrill: FIFA Should Pay For World Cup Transportation To MetLife Stadium Sherrill: FIFA Should Pay For World Cup Transportation To MetLife Stadium
Sherrill: FIFA Should Pay For World Cup Transportation To MetLife Stadium Gov. Mikie Sherrill believes New Jerseyians should not have to pick up for the tab for transporting people to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Instead, she wants FIFA, the event organizer, to pay their fair share. "We inherited an agreement where FIFA is providing $0 for transportation to the World Cup," Sherrill said. "And while NJ TRANSIT is stuck with a $48 million bill to safely get fans to and from games, FIFA is making $11 billion. I’m not going to stick New Jersey commuters with that tab for years to come." Sherill was responding to recent reporting, including by Daily Voice, that …

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Luxury Princeton Apartment Complex Sells For $115.7M In Major Deal Luxury Princeton Apartment Complex Sells For $115.7M In Major Deal
Luxury Princeton Apartment Complex Sells For $115.7M In Major Deal A newly built luxury apartment community near Princeton has sold for more than $115 million in a major real estate deal, officials said. One Hundred Forge, a 300-unit multifamily property in Hopewell Valley, was sold for $115.75 million to an unnamed buyer with a national portfolio, according to SAGE Real Estate Advisors. SAGE, based in Livingston, represented Woodmont Properties, the original developer and seller, and procured the buyer, officials said. Leasing for the Class A property began in 2024 and the complex reached full occupancy by mid-2025, according to SAGE. Located on 23 …

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