Tag: New Jersey
‘American Idol’ Showcases Three New Jersey Contestants
Three tremendously talented New Jersey residents made it as far as Hollywood Night on the ABC singing competition “American Idol,” but only two will be moving forward.
The Makings of a Jersey Bagel
The holiday season evokes a familiar feeling of homecoming for many of us. A mass pilgrimage back to the places we call home to celebrate. When I was in college, coming home for the holidays meant indulging in my favorite Jersey delicacies that just aren’t the same in Upstate New York, even though it isn’t that far away.
Lloyd Garrison’s Artistic Mission: Preserving NJ’s Revolutionary History
From battlefield to brushstroke, the countdown to America 250 has begun. While the county’s official kickoff began last week, one local artist has spent decades memorializing America’s history through his art.
New Jersey Diners: A Culinary Classic
There might not be anything more quintessentially New Jersey than sitting down in a diner. And chances are you won’t have to go far to find one, with nearly 600 across the state.
New Jersey Oysters – Are They Really That Good?
With over 140 miles of coastline, New Jersey has no shortage of access to the ocean, so it’s no surprise that fresh seafood is one of our state’s strengths.
NJ ‘Beach Ready’ Despite Storm Warnings and Budget Uncertainty, Officials Say
ASBURY PARK – Wide beaches and healthy dunes will be welcoming visitors and the Two River community as the summer tourism season begins. Officials have announced the Jersey Shore is “beach ready” due to a mild winter and minimal storms.
Towns Look to Get ‘Film Ready’ Through State Certification
MONMOUTH COUNTY – Spotting a film star or production crew in your town or a neighbor’s backyard may no longer be an unusual sight. From Steven Spielberg to Robert DeNiro, Adam Sandler to Timothée Chalamet, celebrities are all around the Two River area as filming has gained momentum in New Jersey.
NJ Pandemic-Era Outdoor Dining Now Permanent
NEW JERSEY – Temporary outdoor dining established during the pandemic is sticking around as Gov. Phil Murphy signed into law a bill making the practice a permanent option for restaurants and certain alcoholic beverage retailers and manufacturers in the state.
New Jersey Mourns Death of Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver
Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver died Tuesday, Aug. 1. The 71-year-old was admitted to Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston on Monday for an undisclosed medical issue.
Fill ‘er Up: New Jersey Last Full Service Holdout
New Jersey may soon be the final full-service automobile fueling sanctuary.
