More towns are limiting the use of—or even completely banning—gas-powered blowers, citing health and environmental concerns.
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Fall is all about exploring the Garden State's outdoor pleasures—hiking trails, waterfalls, seasonal festivals, and tasting rooms with scenic views.
These charming destinations make for a fun day trip or weekend getaway.
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And with his new book, Slow Drinks, Danny Childs hopes to open people’s eyes to the edible, tasty plants all around them.
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THINGS TO DO
From Oktoberfest celebrations to family-friendly events, the Garden State has a plethora of fun fall happenings.
This month's hottest happenings in festivals, music, comedy and more.
George Oliphant's home-renovation show filmed five recent episodes in the Garden State, from East Orange to Point Pleasant.
The adaptation features locations like the Jersey Shore and the Great Falls of Paterson, plus Livingston High School, which Coben attended.
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HOME & STYLE
George Oliphant of George to the Rescue fame lives with his wife and kids in a beautiful 1912 home formerly owned by his grandparents.
Cheech & Roo offers repurposed furniture, curious finds and a feel-good experience.