Author: Ken Schlager
Amid World War II, NJ's Garden Club dreamed up "a living tribute" to military sons and daughters. Today, there are 39 such sites throughout the state.
Seen in: History, News, Shore & Travel
New Jersey has an endless array of spas, but only a handful of traditional Russian banyas.
Seen in: Home Design, Things to Do
Several New Jersey racetracks offer high-speed driving experiences.
Seen in: Things to Do
Fondly recalling YMCA weekends of yore.
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Ridgewood author Elena Gorokhova's debut novel, "A Train to Moscow," traces the life of an actress seeking refuge in fictional characters.
Seen in: Arts & Entertainment, Books, Jersey Living
John Marshall ‘Sort of Saved the Country,’ Author of New Book Says
September 3, 2021
Haddonfield’s Robert Strauss examines the lawyer, politician and fourth chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Seen in: Arts & Entertainment, Books, Jersey Living
Explore 10 of the state's oldest and most charming places to live or visit.
Seen in: Jersey Living
Farewell from New Jersey Monthly’s Longtime Editor
September 1, 2021
Ken Schlager racked up 13 years, 160 issues and countless Garden State adventures.
Seen in: Jersey Living
NJ Hall of Fame Announces 2021 Class of Honorees
July 16, 2021
The 13th annual induction ceremony will be conducted virtually this October.
Seen in: Jersey Living
Margate to Mark Lucy the Elephant’s 140th Birthday
July 13, 2021
The all-day celebration will also serve as a fundraiser for her continued preservation.
Seen in: Jersey Shore