Jersey Celebrities
Breeding a Love for Rescued Animals
December 3, 2015
Not many first-time authors enter Amazon’s top 10 before their book is even published, but then, not many get the… Read the rest
Jersey’s Frank: Sinatra at 100
December 1, 2015
How a strong-willed mom, a few lucky breaks and some (shall we say) influential friends turned a skinny kid from Hoboken into an international legend....
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Where Women Have Their Say: A New Podcast
November 12, 2015
Former 1010 WINS newscaster Sandi Klein interviews dynamite, passionate women on her podcast, "“Conversations With Creative Women.”...
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From Opening Act to Rock Biographer
November 4, 2015
A former rocker himself, Warren Zanes' new book chronicles the life and career of Tom Petty....
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NJ-Bred Poet’s Road to the Pulitzer
November 3, 2015
Poet Gregory Pardlo is the sixth poet with ties to New Jersey to win a Pulitzer Prize in the last 15 years....
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Shine On: Bulbrite in Moonachie
November 2, 2015
The spirit of innovation makes the Choi family a bright light in the lighting business. ...
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The Ultimate Gift: NJ Sharing Network
October 30, 2015
An unexpected trauma has occurred. With recovery ruled out, organ donation becomes a possibility. That's when the Sharing Network steps in....
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Satirist Turns Scholar, Finds Reality is Funnier
October 28, 2015
Josh Friedland—award-winning creator of the wickedly witty Ruth Bourdain tweets—returns with Eatymology, his dictionary of pricelessly preening new food terms....
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An Oak Grows In Jersey
October 26, 2015
Richard Sterban, longtime member of the country quartet the Oak Ridge Boys, is the first New Jersey native inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame....
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Richard Lewis: All Grown Up
October 20, 2015
Veteran comedian Richard Lewis insists he wasn't raised in New Jersey, he was, "lowered in New Jersey."...
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The Case For The Occult
October 13, 2015
Jersey’s paranormal practitioners take their craft seriously, skeptics be damned....
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A Mind for Mayhem: Sons of Anarchy’s Kurt Sutter
October 9, 2015
Kurt Sutter’s new FX series, The Bastard Executioner, packs plenty of gore. But that doesn’t mean he’s not a sensitive guy....
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Why a Cheesecake Crossed the River
October 1, 2015
Junior’s cheesecakes, pride of Brooklyn since 1950, are now baked in Burlington, where a huge plant is expected to crank out 2 million this year, more next year. ...
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Walker in the Rain: Training with Harris Faulkner
September 18, 2015
Spending the afternoon trying to keep up with anchor Harris Faulkner as she trains for the Avon 39 Walk is no walk in the park. Well, actually, it is....
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A Friendly Face: Diego Roldan
September 14, 2015
Diego Roldan volunteers at the Trinitas Regional Medical Center, aiding with an initiative to prevent delirium in patients 65 and older....
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Opportunity Project is a nonprofit that provides services to the brain injured. ...
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Amanda Cooper wanted to share her love of books with other girls, and so partnered with the Moorestown Library to create the Girls Love to Read Program....
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Norberto Rivera, 18, has dedicated much of his time to the Joan Dancy and PALS Foundation, a non-profit that aids ALS patients and their families....
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A former oncology nurse, Monica McLellan now dedicates her time to Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice, volunteering over 1,000 hours in 10 years....
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How Montclair Man Created Colbert’s “Late Show” Set
September 10, 2015
Jim Fenhagen—winner of 20 Emmys for set design—talks about "the biggest, most scrutinized job in my career." ...
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