Author: Sharon Waters
How New Jersey Ballet’s Artistic Director Is Raising the Bar
October 30, 2023
After retiring from the New York City Ballet, Maria Kowroski leapt into this new role.
Seen in: Arts & Entertainment
Tackling Medicine: What It’s Like to Be a Doctor for the Jets or Giants
September 10, 2023
The physicians for the New York teams talk about the pressures and passions of the job.
Seen in: News
With the April 27 opening of Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret, middle-aged women are planning visits to the Judy Blume Service Area and heading by the car load to movie theaters.
Seen in: Arts & Entertainment
How NJ Medical Schools Are Striving to Increase Student Diversity
November 11, 2022
New Jersey's hospitals and medical offices don't reflect our state's diverse population.
Seen in: News
For these lawyers, nurses, firefighters and office workers, lifeguarding gigs offer an escape from the daily grind.
Seen in: Jersey Shore, Shore & Travel
When the New Brunswick Homes Came Tumbling Down
August 17, 2021
Former residents reflect on the demolition of the public-housing towers on Route 18, twenty years later.
Seen in: Jersey Living
How Ruthi Byrne Keeps Jersey Connected
February 11, 2021
Amid the pandemic, Byrne is still networking, dropping F-bombs and handing out mementos of her husband, the late governor.
Seen in: Jersey Living
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.
Seen in: Jersey Living
Strange Bedfellows: How Mixed-Politics Marriages Survive
January 10, 2020
These four New Jersey couples come from opposite sides of the political aisle. Their differences help keep them together.
Seen in: Jersey Living, Politics & Public Affairs
The Suburbs are Wild About Turkeys
November 14, 2017
They peck at cars. They crash through windows. They poop on lawns. What’s not to like?
Seen in: Animals