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Our Veterans Deserve So Much More
Editorial By Monsignor William J. Linder They have sacrificed greatly for our country and now our veterans sadly find themselves, in the words of one report, “at risk of being lost or forgotten.” The scandal that has engulfed VA hospitals nationwide is shameful and should be an embarrassment to every American. There is no excuse for treating our veterans like second-class citizens, putting them on waiting lists for health care. We now know that many have died waiting ...
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Shining Stars: NCC Early Learning Center Students ‘Move On’
More than 75 students from New Community’s two early learning centers beamed with pride as they donned caps and gowns to mark their graduation. Dubbed as “Moving On” ceremonies, two separate events held by NCC Harmony House and Community ...
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As Newark Mayor Takes Reins, NCC Residents Say Much Work Lies Ahead
All eyes in Newark will be on Ras Baraka as the ...
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NCC Nursing Director Featured By NJAC
New Community Director of Nursing, Veronica Onwunaka, believes that in order for nurses to play a role in advancing the healthcare field, they must be equipped with education. To that end, Onwunaka promotes continuing education as a priority among her staff at the New Community Extended Care Center, a 180-bed skills nursing facility on South Orange Avenue in Newark. A single mother of four teenagers, Onwunaka ...
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In-Depth Article Features NCC Student, Automotive Training Center
Colorlines featured Dorian Moody, a recent student of the New Community Automotive Technician Employment and Training Program, in an in-depth story about the employment challenges facing young black men who graduated high school during the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. New Community is ...
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VIDEO: 3rd Annual Fabulous Me Conference Hosted By Family Service Bureau
More than 250 young women from across New Jersey attended the 3rd Annual Fabulous Me: Celebration of Womanhood Conference. The event was organized by the Family Service Bureau in Newark, an affiliate of New Community, and funded by the New Jersey Juvenile Justice Commission. The conference featured keynote speaker Judge Tiffany Williams, one of the youngest administrative law judges in the state of New Jersey, as well as breakout sessions on topics ranging from college readiness to ...
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