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New Jersey Monthly Magazine
Jersey Shore

Summer Showers

Few things end an ideal beach day more refreshingly than an outdoor shower. (Photos by Jeffrey Totaro) more

100 Shore Things

If there is anyone out there who hasn’t spent time down the Shore lately, please raise your hand. Okay, you two in the back, this article is just for you. more

Another Beach Bailout?

Why is U.S. funding N.J. sand replenishment? more

A Change for AC Slots

Miss the jingle of coins hitting the tray of a slot machine? Retro slots are back -- in a small part of Atlantic City.

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Who’s Best on the Beach?

Jersey Shore lobbyists start your engines: The annual best beaches survey is about to begin.

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Power Issue: Will and Jack Morey

Give Me Freshwater or Give Me "Bleeeeh"

New Jerseyans seem to be programmed to hit the Parkway and head to the Shore every summer. But when my mom told me on the phone yesterday that that's where she was driving, my reaction was "you're going WHERE?!?" Count me as one Jersey Girl who bucks migration to the taffy, the boardwalk, and the sand.  I'll take the lake any day.

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“Hair” in Asbury’s Carousel House

It’s two revivals in one.

Hair,” the rock musical that revolutionized Broadway 40 years ago, is opening Friday as the first event held inside Asbury Park’s newly refurbished Carousel House, the boardwalk landmark that for decades sat empty and falling apart like much of this Shore town.

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Art on the Boardwalk

Asbury Park was in full summer mode last weekend.

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Weekend Picks: High Summer!

It’s high summer, those hot days in mid-July, halfway between Memorial Day and Labor Day. The Jersey Shore is, of course, full of activity.

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Filmmaker’s Banner Day

First she lived it, then she wrote and produced it. Now Gabrielle Berberich’s Greetings From The Shore arrives on the big screen more

How's the Water?

Grownup Pleasures

Cape May and Long Beach Island cater to those who appreciate fine dining, luxurious quarters, sailing, birding, and good old peace and quiet. more

Stone Harbor

Profiles of surfers, nuns, and four-legged friends from Stone Harbor. more

Secluded Beaches

When the sand becomes an obstacle course of towels, umbrellas, boom boxes and bodies, don't get mad—get away from the maddening crowd at these four little-known (until now) havens. more