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New Jersey Monthly Magazine
Camden

A Soup Kitchen That Turns Out Chefs

Camden's venerable Cathedral Kitchen has been producing some accomplished chefs. more

Getting Fit at Rutgers-Camden

Can a new fitness center kick-start Rutgers-Camden’s push for more on-campus residents?

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Faeries and Wizards in a Garden, Oh My!

Looking for something to do with the kids this weekend? Check out the Faeries and Wizards Family Festival at the Camden Children’s Garden.

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Great Places to Work: Campbell Soup Company

The world has long known about the Campbell Kids, those Chunky Soup-guzzling icons of this household-name company. Each day, though, several dozen real-life Campbell kids can be seen cavorting at the company’s main campus. more

The Boat & the Brew

Visiting Battleship New Jersey is always a fun time. But if you’re into good craft beers, it’s a must-do on Saturday when it plays host to the thirteenth-annual Garden State Beer Festival.

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Dog Days for Camden Riversharks

Does your pup shag tennis balls like a pro? Think fetch is an earth-bound version of heaven? Then he or she might be the perfect companion to see the Camden Riversharks on June 27 at Campbell’s Field.

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Best of NJ: Places

We traveled far and wide to pinpoint the following fun destinations from A (aquarium) to Z (zoo). more

Industrial Strength

Despite the real estate slump—or perhaps because of it—factory-to-residential conversions are on the rise statewide. more

A Rising Food Network Star

The Next Food Network Star winner Aaron McCargo Jr. of Camden whisks into the limelight. more

High School Tennis: Three Aces

Thanks to motivated students and hard work, tennis success comes easy for these three South Jersey coaches. more

The Ties That Bind

Across New Jersey this week, the music of rock, punk, and pop helped us roll back the clock while our teenage sons and daughters celebrated their coming of age.

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Day Trip: Camden

Continued growth and a commitment to change are restoring the city—one block at a time. more

Pride of Place

To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the American Institute of Architects, the organization’s New Jersey chapter has selected the 150 best buildings and places in the state. Here are a few of the most notable, from a Gothic basilica to a funky old burger joint. more

Critical Condition

The Good the Bad and the Ugly

What's it Worth... Life in New Jersey more

Shore Lore: The Sandman Cometh

52 Things Every New Jerseyan Must Know

A Tell of Terror at Home

Big Bang of Biotech

Going Greek

Mane of the Hour

Top fashion models and designers rely on Frank Rizzieri of Moorestown to banish bad-hair days. more

Crime Hits a Brick Barrier

This has been a banner year for Brick Township. more

Thrills of a century

Camden's "Funny Chick"

Walt's Playhouse

All the world’s a stage—a pub more so. For this playwright, turning his grandparents’ place into a theater was just a logical leap. more

Joe Piscopo Get's Serious

The funny man reaches out to at-risk Jersey kids with his Positive Impact Foundation more

A Heartfelt Wake-Up Call

Charter Member

Gloria Bonilla-Santiago more

Cellular Service

Coriell Institute for Medical Research more