The Battle of Iron Works Hill, fought in the fading days of December 1776, occupies an odd space in the annals of the American Revolution. Overshadowed by Washington’s dramatic crossing of the Delaware and his decisive victory at Trenton, this skirmish in Mount Holly seems, at first glance, to be a minor episode in the […]
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“Traveling is expensive.” How many times have you said that? How many trips have you put off because you think you can’t afford them? The truth is, travel doesn’t have to be expensive—you just need to know the right travel hacks to save money. People all over the world are flying to dream destinations, staying
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In many homes, a warm cup of coffee or tea is how the day begins. Something about boiling the kettle or brewing a fresh pot of coffee makes a day feel like it’s on track. But for many families in South Jersey who are struggling with food insecurity, even these simple items can be out
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The first debate of New Jersey’s 2025 governor’s race gave voters a real chance to see how the six Democratic candidates compare. The debate, held at Rider University and sponsored by the Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics, New Jersey Globe, and On New Jersey, featured local and national politicians. On stage were Jersey City
Since 1978, Atlantic City has been famous for one thing, and one thing only: gambling. The state now boasts a nearly-$6 billion gaming industry across casino gambling, horse racing, and sports betting. So, how does that $6 billion Atlantic City revenue break down? What are the players playing at the AC casinos? Let us take
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A heartbreaking fire in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, left four dogs dead after a backyard shed, which was being used as their shelter, was completely destroyed by flames. The fire happened on the night of February 1 at a home in the 4000 block of Tremont Avenue, near the intersection of Tremont and Bates
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The Boys & Girls Club of Monmouth County is receiving much-deserved recognition for its efforts to support youth’s mental health. Citizens, a national financial group, has named them a 2025 Champion in Action®, recognizing their commitment to expanding mental health and well-being programs for kids and families in Monmouth County, New Jersey. As part of
Spring Lake, New Jersey, is hands-down one of the best places to visit on the Jersey Shore. It’s known for its beautiful beaches, quiet streets, and small-town charm, but there’s so much more to do than that. You can explore historic villages, ride scenic bike trails, visit exciting museums, go fishing, or even spot whales
If you’ve landed on this blog, you’re probably planning something special for Valentine’s Day. Maybe you’ve got a romantic evening in mind for the love of your life, or perhaps you’re just looking for a fun way to celebrate with a close friend, your parents, or even your whole family. After all, there’s the misconception
In a small neighborhood in Delran, New Jersey, a house stands out, not because of its size or decorations, but interestingly, because it’s split right down the middle when it comes to football. Rachel and Keith Gray have been married for years, but on game days, they’re on opposite sides. Rachel is a die-hard Philadelphia
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