Author: Jill P. Capuzzo
Olga’s Diner Reviewed: Hits & Misses at Marlton Reincarnation
February 26, 2021
The new Olga’s, about a half-mile north of the previous location, offers familiar comforts alongside dishes with room for improvement.
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When a Palmyra Cop Broke the Mold
September 28, 2020
In 1959, Payton I. Flournoy Sr. was named the first Black police chief in Burlington County, and one of the first in the nation. At a recent Black Lives Matter rally—in a park named after him—his daughter shared part of his story.
Seen in: Historic Jersey, Jersey Living
Volunteers who participated in last year's cleanups retrieved close to 500,000 items, including a car bumper, a toilet and a $6,000 diamond engagement ring.
Seen in: Coronavirus, Jersey Living
Stories of sacrifice, service and resilience.
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Covid-19 Chronicles from the Jersey Shore
May 19, 2020
Recent tales of caring, sharing and innovation.
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10 Millennials to Watch
February 27, 2020
A new generation has begun to step up and embrace leadership roles in government, education, social activism and business.
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The 30 Best New Restaurants
January 20, 2020
These rookie standouts bring variety and vivacity to a statewide scene that hits for power and average.
Seen in: Eat & Drink
Standouts at the Haddonfield bistro include chicken-liver mousse, skate wing meuniere and the entire dessert menu.
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The Simple Joys of the South Jersey Pumpkin Show
October 1, 2019
The popular event draws up to 8,000 visitors annually.
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Oceancrat Reviewed: A Jersey Spotlight on Seafood Boils
September 10, 2019
The Mount Laurel restaurant's specialty? Fresh shellfish served with sauces and sides.
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