The Stone Pony, Asbury Park's resilient residence of rock, celebrates its 40th birthday.

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Autumn goes clickety-clack on Jersey’s scenic railroads.

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Seminal NJ rockers the Smithereens are getting ready to release their first new album of original material in 12 years--Smithereens 2011. They've made one of the songs, Sorry, available for listening free. Click below for the link...

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In the shrinking world of jazz radio, WBGO is not just a survivor but a national leader.

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For 145 years, a shuttle train called the Dinky has served Princeton’s intelligentsia. Now it might be headed for the last roundhouse.

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What does a three-term U.S. poet laureate have to say about growing up in New Jersey?

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Blair Academy has a pretty good wrestling team. How good? About 29 straight National Prep Championships good. Find out how one of the best programs in the nation handles all that success.

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Judith Bokman founded the Standardbred Retirement Foundation to save retired harness racing horses from the slaughterhouse.

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More than a century ago, when they roamed the forests of the Garden State, wolf packs would howl, proclaiming their sovereignty. Those bone-chilling yowls are yesteryear’s soundtrack—except at the Lakota Wolf Preserve in Columbia, Warren County.

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Vini “Mad Dog” Lopez, the E Street Band’s first drummer, lives for the music he and Bruce made in their Boardwalk days.

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