Author: Ken Schlager

New Jersey abounds in great public and semi-private golf courses.

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Searching for our state's notable dead may seem macabre, but these graveyards offer up history, art, serene landscapes and even poetry.

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Take a trek through the Great Swamp, where woodlands, grasslands, brooks and ponds provide a habitat for a wealth of aquatic life, birds and mammals.

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Put on your walking shoes and hike to Hemlock Falls, a 25-foot-high cascade in the heart of the 2,110-acre wooded oasis.

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The centerpiece of the project, a 50-year partnership with the Army Corps of Engineers, will be a series of dunes totaling 25,000 linear feet.

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Sandy walloped the Jersey Shore in October 2012. A decade later, experts say our beaches are more secure—but much of the bayfront remains in peril.

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Amid World War II, NJ's Garden Club dreamed up "a living tribute" to military sons and daughters. Today, there are 39 such sites throughout the state.

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New Jersey has an endless array of spas, but only a handful of traditional Russian banyas.

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