What’s the best way to buy in bulk? Can it help you save money, or will you just end up with too much stuff and food that goes bad before you can use it? We’ve all seen those giant packs of paper towels and family-sized jars of peanut butter at warehouse stores—but is buying big […]
When the temperature drops and the days get shorter, letting exercise slide is easy. The couch is calling, the blankets are cozy, and Netflix has conveniently just dropped a new series. But before you settle into full hibernation mode, consider this—staying active in the winter is not only possible, but it can actually be more
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It’s hard to imagine New Jersey as anything but one unified state today. However, for nearly three decades, from 1674 to 1702, it was actually split into two separate regions: East Jersey and West Jersey. They had different governments, ways of life, and even approaches to land ownership. The divide happened because of disputes, changing
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Community Asset Preservation Corporation (CAPC) is helping to rebuild neighborhoods by turning empty and abandoned houses into safe, affordable homes. As a nonprofit real estate developer and part of New Jersey Community Capital, CAPC has bought and fixed more than 2,130 homes since 2009. CAPC collaborates with local organizations and small businesses to create housing
Kenyatta Stewart, a Paterson native and Newark’s Corporation Counsel, is running for one of the two Assembly seats in New Jersey’s 35th Legislative District. His official campaign announcement is expected next Thursday as he prepares for the June 2025 Democratic primary. Stewart has built strong political connections throughout Paterson and the district. He is close
South Jersey’s business scene is going through a lot of changes right now. Some well-known stores are shutting their doors, while others are just getting started. And for foodies, there’s even something exciting to look forward to. Here’s a full update on what’s happening with local businesses this week. Joann Fabrics is Closing Several Stores
Casa Taco is returning to Sea Isle City, and people are excited. After a fire tore through Fish Alley in August 2024, taking down two restaurants—including the beloved Casa Taco—there was uncertainty about whether it would reopen. Now, six months later, it’s official: Casa Taco is returning for summer 2025, this time in a prime
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Are you thinking about going camping but not sure where to go? With so many choices, the big question is: What kind of camping trip do you want? Do you like being surrounded by trees and hiking all day, or would you rather spend your time fishing, swimming, and kayaking on a peaceful lake? Are
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When it comes to rating the best pizza in South Jersey, the truth is—it’s almost impossible to pick just one winner; you’re that spoiled for choice. You’ll find places that stick to tradition, serving up classic, old-school pies that remind you why you fell in love with pizza in the first place. Others get creative
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New Jersey is improving its cities and environment through tree-planting programs led by the New Jersey Tree Foundation and the New Jersey Forest Service. These programs focus on adding trees, removing concrete, and involving local communities to create lasting change. In South Jersey, the Urban Airshed Reforestation Program (UARP) planted 198 trees with the help
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