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Freed Delaney Hall hunger striker reunites with family, says he was forced to work in detention
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New Jersey voter registration review finds additional errors
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NJ Transit riders face five weeks of rail disruptions
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Man who waged Delaney Hall hunger strike released from ICE custody
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Rising costs threaten seniors’ homes
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Governor Mikie Sherrill sits down with NJ PBS News with Rob Nelson
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Sustain SJ sues Vineland over DataOne approval, challenging stormwater plans and planning board authority
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NJ tax collections surge, but officials urge caution amid big upswing
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A $500 million lease for one Newark school? State board says yes
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NJ’s hottest congressional race not short on cash
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‘Forever chemicals’ found in surface water statewide, report holds
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New ordinance in Newark to protect tenants from broker fees
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By the numbers: Black bear hunting season underway
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Op-Ed: Teaching consent is not enough
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Everlasting: Life and Legacy of Medgar Evers
Everlasting honors Medgar Evers’ legacy, offering a moving portrait of his civil rights fight.
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NJ PBS News with Rob Nelson
New Jersey news, stories and perspectives that connect you to the state you call home.
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The Gettysburg Book: A Father, Son and the Killer Angels
Michael Shaara’s influential Civil War novel and battle with personal demons are explored.
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The School of Greatness with Lewis Howes
Interviews with the most influential minds and leaders of today.
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P. Allen Smith’s A Sense of Place
P. Allen Smith returns with a heartfelt journey through his gardens, food, art, and home.
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Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Television
Transform home cooking with the editors of Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Magazine.
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Les Stroud's Survivorman
Les Stroud survives alone in harsh wilderness, showing real survival skills with no crew around him.
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The Story of Us: Behind The Scenes With American Revolution Reenactors
An intimate portrait of the people who keep alive the story of our founding as a nation.
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The hair of the woolly dog was used in traditional weaving in the Pacific Northwest.
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America's Home Cooking: Easy Recipes for Thrifty Cooking
Guest cooks present recipes that are easy on the cook and the pocketbook.
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Kenny Rogers Farewell Concert Celebration: All In for the Gambler
Celebrate Kenny Rogers’ farewell to Nashville with Dolly Parton and other special guests.
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Who's the We?
A pastor bikes from the U.S. to the Mexico border to examine immigration, fear and belonging.
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The World Is My Country
A song and dance man desperate to stop a war pulls off an act of political theater in the 1940s.
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Hope for the Guadalupe
Hope for the Guadalupe a Ben Masters film explores the effects of Texas floods on a river.
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Centered: Joe Lieberman
A profile of Senator Joe Lieberman, showcasing his partisan leadership over decades.
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From That Small Island: The Story of the Irish
The fascinating history of an island people who have truly left their mark on the world.
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Betrayed: Surviving an American Concentration Camp
The story of the unjust incarceration of Japanese Americans and the loss of civil rights.
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Creating Common Wealth
Using creative approaches to strengthen the bonds between neighbors.
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This is [Not] Who We Are
"The happiest place in America is Boulder, Colorado" -- said no Black person ever.
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The Cultural Heart of Zen: Core Kyoto Special
Discover how Zen transforms Kyoto’s gardens, art, and cuisine into a living philosophy.
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The Desert Speaks
Host David Yetman takes viewers on unforgettable, bold explorations of desert landscapes.
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Grown Up Dad
Grown Up Dad explores what it means to be a good dad today.
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The West is Burning
Examine the state of forests in the western US, and the catastrophic fires plaguing them.
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Sally: A Solo Play
Sandra Seaton's one-woman drama surrounding Sally Hemings' fight to secure her children's freedom.
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