Author: Gary Phillips

The popular game is releasing a Jersey Shore–centric board—but not before gathering suggestions from local establishments and residents.

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A highly immersive center in the East Rutherford complex will become the first permanent home for the New Jersey Hall of Fame since its 2008 inception.

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New Jersey native J.R. Smith used to be an NBA sharpshooter. Now he spends his time golfing—and in the classroom—at North Carolina A&T.

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Guests can traverse the Watchung Reservation—a verdant, 2,000-acre preserve in Union County—on horseback while learning about local wildlife.

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Alternate Ending Beer Co. in Aberdeen boasts film references and movie nights alongside classic bar fare and an extensive tap list.

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The Maine-based nonprofit is performing, and hosting a clinic, at Richard J. Codey Ice Arena on October 1.

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Icons like Stevie Nicks and Green Day headlined this year's Sea Hear Now, but the Asbury Park festival let local bands shine as well.

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After leaving Yogi Berra Stadium, the New Jersey Jackals are bringing pro baseball back to Hinchliffe Stadium, a former Negro Leagues park.

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New Jersey resident Nate Burleson spent 11 years in the NFL. Now he’s enjoying a meteoric broadcasting career that’s transcended sports.

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Opinion: Springsteen’s 2002 album feels like a fuller reflection on September 11 and its aftermath than the annual services we’ve become accustomed to.

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