We’ve crunched the numbers. Now here’s our report card on the Garden State’s Top Towns.
Towns 2 through 10 abound with virtues, from open space to fine schools to mom-and-pop downtowns.
Sharing municipal services can save towns money, so why are aren’t more taking the plunge?
Every two years, New Jersey Monthly ranks the state's public high schools, take a look at our 2008 ranking of 316 New Jersey high schools. You can view the rankings by numerical order, alphabetically, or by county.
Millburn High School grabs the top spot in the 2008 New Jersey Monthly rankings. Here’s why it’s the state’s best public high school.
3/19: Restaurant Plan B, 705 Cookman Ave, Asbury Park, will hold its monthly Shabbat dinner. 8 PM; $25. For reservations call 732-807-4710; BYO.
Let’s face it. This “snowicane” sweeping across New Jersey right now is nothing compared to the disastrous earthquake that hit Haiti in January. Last night, at the Benefit for Haiti Relief at the Chandelier Room in the W Hoboken, I was reminded of this. And that’s a good enough reason for me to brave a little snow.
This weekend’s monsoon washed away many of the planned St. Patrick’s Day parades around the state. Check http://www.saintpatricksdayparade.com/nj/index.htm# for re-scheduled marches and upcoming celebrations.
Starting this afternoon, I will be taking part in Get Fit New Jersey, a rigorous, 24-week fitness program at Life Time Athletic in Florham Park. Naturally, I spent the weekend stuffing my face with as much holiday chocolate and other goodies as possible.