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Sun May 11 2025

99 years after she died, this is my Mother's Day gift for my grandma

For Mother's Day, NorthJersey.com columnist Mike Kelly updated the tombstone of his grandmother, Mary A. Kelly, to reflect the burial of her son, Patrick Edward Kelly, and her siblings. The updated stone is seen April 28, 2025 at Holy Name Cemetery in Jersey City, N.J.

Mike Kelly recalls his grandmother, who died in childbirth in 1926, and describes the Mother's Day gift he's giving her this year.

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Wilderstein Historic Site in Rhinebeck on July 14, 2020.

Mother's Day things to do: Try these 2025 options in mid-Hudson Valley

Celebrate Mother's Day with a family brunch, take a stroll through a garden, sip tea at a historic site or try a candle-making class. Here's the list.

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Highland's Quinn Ahrenholtz is covered by Cornwall's Nora Hogan during their game on May 9, 2025.

Highland dominates Cornwall, further fueling lacrosse title hopes

With an impressive win over Cornwall, a defending Section 9 champ, Highland fuels the belief that it, too, is a legit girls lacrosse title contender.

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Passengers ride a Metro-North Hudson Line train into Manhattan during the morning rush hour Jan. 27, 2025.

Metro-North accepting ferry and train tickets in case of NJ Transit strike

Metro-North Railroad customers with NY tickets for the Pascack, Port Jervis lines can ride the Harlem, Hudson lines for free starting Monday, May 12.

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Dawn Marino disappeared on May 16, 1981. Her remains were found in 1987.

Police renew search for killer of Warwick woman who went missing in 1981

New York State Police are making a new effort to solve one of the region's long-standing cold cases: the murder of Dawn Marino.

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