Jersey Living

You'll find a lot of locally made goods and interesting ideas. ...
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Its classes serve more than 5,000 people each year, from ages 8 to 80. ...
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How to have fun across the Garden State without opening your wallet....
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Get a free haircut, grab some furniture and enjoy our state's museums without opening your wallet. ...
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If you love delving into the past, our state has lots to explore, from Revolutionary War battlefields to remote cemeteries and Jersey-centric museums....
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These child-friendly places offer fun and educational opportunities that make entertaining the kiddos (nearly) as simple as a walk in the park....
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The Garden State has a plethora of mood-boosting, vitamin D-supplying activities. From trails to parks, gardens to rivers, nature’s bounty is at hand....
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If you're a reader, music lover, art aficionado or pop culture buff in NJ, here are free places to mix and mingle with like-minded crowds....
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It's used by MLB, minor league and college teams to make every ball ready for play....
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Dog-owner teams from the Garden State have won the obedience championship in eight out of 10 years....
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Richard L. Greene has a massive, 750,000-matchbook collection with thousands of New Jersey match covers....
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The pooches are all rescues looking for their forever homes. ...
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The Jersey Shore star opened Archangel Centers in Tinton Falls and hopes to expand across the country....
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Head down the Shore to enjoy "local summer" away from the crowds of the high season. ...
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The best places and experiences to check off your list....
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Sand, surf and room to roam abound at the Jersey Shore’s most natural wonder....
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A longtime skeptic of New Jersey’s nature-centric nickname, this Montclair author finally explores the state’s untamed woods, waterfalls and wilds....
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Camden Lunchbox is one of Damon Pennington's latest projects aimed at bringing flavors—and hungry folks—to the city's downtown square....
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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....
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The 2018 gold medalist, who had his leg amputated when he was just 10, is heading to the 2022 Games in Beijing with the U.S. National Sled Team....
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