Author: Ken Schlager

Five years after its first star-studded induction ceremony, the New Jersey Hall of Fame is in limbo. Final voting for this year’s class of inductees has yet to take place and the annual induction ceremony, typically held in early June, has been indefinitely delayed.

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The township of Montclair officially renamed a street in tribute to Yogi Berra on Saturday, and as the Yankee great might have put it, even though he could not attend, he was honored to be there.

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If there's one thing that hasn't changed much in the Garden State, it's our, umm...unique approach to politics.

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New Jersey's most famous native son goes from a scruffy singer/songwriter fronting bands on Jersey Shore club scene to a dedicated husband and dad.

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Dirty Work Down the Shore

November 20, 2012

Immense piles of garbage. Mold-remediation trucks. Boarded windows. Police roadblocks. These are the sights that greeted us on Saturday as we drove into the waterfront borough of Highlands on a mission to help with the post-Sandy cleanup.

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How did a professor of architectural history become passionate about high-performance driving? This unique tale tells the story.

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Peter Ames Carlin takes advantage of unprecedented access to Springsteen's family to write the latest book dissecting the rock star's life.

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In a new book that plumbs the depths of the watery deep off the coast of the Garden State, author Herb Segars reveals a wondrous world below the surface.

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The 11 new inductees to the New Jersey Hall of Fame represent a variety of talent—from soup to Superman.

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A successful cartoonist turns to his war experience to produce a unique memoir.

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