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Love Of Collecting, Family, Community On Display At Trading Card Shows In Union County
"Collecting provides tremendous life lessons," said show founder Steve Conti.

"Collecting provides tremendous life lessons," said show founder Steve Conti.

The Joliet City Council will vote at Tuesday night's on the proposed 2026 city budget, being presented by finance director Kevin Sing.
Patrick St. John turned himself in to Cook County Sheriff's detectives following an investigation into a domestic battery incident.
After a serious car crash left her with multiple injuries, a 17-year-old teamed up with her mom to open Hot Pilates Huntington.
The annual tour of some of Ocean City's oldest homes gives a glimpse into the rich local history of the island that some may be unaware of.
Cup of Joe By Cemeno's is located right inside the entrance to Inwood Recreation Center at 3000 West Jefferson Street.
The SCC faces time restraints with getting hundreds of people through public testimony for the power line project hearing.
The students said they hope to raise $3,000 to support Jamaica with a dance party fundraiser.
Sushi Beauu opened to the public on Thursday and is being run by Keisuke Kasagi, a Hokkaido-born, New York–based hospitality veteran.
If the city disciplined and supervised Carlos Baker after 11 misconduct complaints, CPD Ofcr. Krystal Rivera may still be alive: lawsuit.
East Neck Nursing & Rehab will host a holiday fundraiser to support the Berry family as their 17-month-old son undergoes cancer treatment.
The village's usual utility vehicle broke after the most recent snow event, so a new, larger vehicle will replace it.
Bernardsville husband and wife Giovanni and Theresa Giornalista opened Cafe Rustica in 1998, serving up authentic Italian cuisine.
They say never meet your heroes, but the "Lego Masters" champions who kicked off the "Holiday Bricktacular" were simply excited to see us.
Mauve is located in Shorewood along Route 52 near River Road next door to Happy Place Cafe and the Will County Brewing Company.
New liquor laws make it possible to taste wine at a mall kiosk and buy bottles at BYO eateries. Here's how 1 winery is expanding its reach.
The board is also interviewing candidates for superintendent.
Millbury Selectman Nicholas Lazzaro is running against Rep. Paul Frost.
The incident took place two years ago. The accused firefighter was suspended without pay, but remained employed with the town – until now.
Michael Lampitelli, 61, a former Middle Island resident, worked his way up from dishwasher to co-owner of the popular restaurant.
The career educators and administrators were elected to their new roles, announced this week.
Mike Patel, the Joliet hotel entrepreneur, is responsible for one of Joliet's greatest redevelopment failures in recent history, Barrett's.
Understated local memorials inspired by the beloved "Beloved" author pay tribute to the memory of slaves.
First Selectman Jon Zagrodzky spoke to the RTM this week about Great Island and what lies ahead for the 60-plus acre property.
A civil engineer working for the property owner confirmed the former Starbucks will be demolished and a new bank will be built in its place.
The honor was bestowed by the Connecticut Association of Schools.
Although the Joliet Technology Center was yanked off the past two agendas for the Joliet planning board, it's really happening now.
Four arrests come amid a widening investigation involving two missing men, weapons charges, and a child’s death tied to the IE-based group.
She says hiring local talent is a priority to continue shining the light on Union County.
"This ring has been in the family for 100 years — and is the last gift she received from her father," daughter says. See photo of ring here.
Two people from out of state – both with terminal cancer – challenged New Jersey’s law. They died before the case could play out in court.
Residents and visitors can expect a month full of community cheer and seasonal magic.
The group is required to drop their latest challenge.
Founder, CEO, and Former D1 collegiate cheerleader said healthy foods should be accessible to people.
Staff Sgt. Louis F. Cardin, stationed at Camp Pendleton, was a graduate of Chaparral High School. He died in Iraq in March of 2016.
A photographer residing in Marin County shares his journeys throughout the world and the amazing moments he has captured.
The founder started her company to create games that help women and girls find their place in the male-dominated gaming industry.
Even though no financial schedule or info is available, the SAU 8 school district has booked a hearing on bonding for the Rundlett project.
The proposal underwent several modifications since it was first announced in 2024, including during the most recent P&Z meeting on Dec. 9.
The footwear store is gearing up to open in Somerset County.