Southern Scene
The Lost State of South Jersey
April 14, 2010
The state of South Jersey? It’s one of the many almost-states Michael J. Trinklein writes about in his new book, Lost States: True Stories of Texlahoma, Transylvania and Other States that Never Made It....
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Class in Cape May
April 7, 2010
Looking for a spring play fling? Check out Class by NJ native Charles Evered, premiering in Cape May on May 15....
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Diving Into Shore Dining
April 1, 2010
The owners of a star on the Philadelphia dining scene hope to make a splash down the Shore. They’re opening the Diving Horse, a BYO, in Avalon this summer. ...
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Mysteries Down the Shore
March 24, 2010
Between phantom knitters in West Cape May and a possible new pirate ghost ship in Wildwood, mysterious things are afoot down the Shore. ...
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Connecting Potential Interns with Jobs
March 18, 2010
There will be plenty of businesses around the state looking for interns this summer. And plenty of interns looking for jobs. But how will they connect? Rutgers University-Camden is hoping to bridge the gap with an online seminar. ...
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A High-Altitude Spring Blast
March 15, 2010
With the last blast of winter behind us (we hope), Rowan University is throwing a blast of its own to welcome spring. ...
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A Piece of Wildwood on the Gulf of Mexico
March 8, 2010
It figures that I escape to St. Pete Beach, Florida, for a vacation, and the Jersey Shore follows me. The restaurant at my beachfront motel? Wildwood BBQ & Burger....
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Free Meals Coming to Cape May County
March 2, 2010
Cape May County may be a resort area, but it’s also home to numerous residents who have been affected by the recession. A new meal center is opening in May to help feed the Shore poor....
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Sad Days at the Shore
February 25, 2010
The Jersey Shore endurance sport community has lost two leaders this year: Matt McCulley and George Boscarino....
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Shake off the Snow with a Flower Show
February 16, 2010
It doesn’t look like the white stuff is going away any time soon, so if you need a dose of spring early, check out the best of South Jersey’s gardens at the Philadelphia International Flower Show from February 28 to March 7....
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Cupcake Smackdown
February 9, 2010
Put your baking skills to the test at Iron Cupcake, a baking challenge that will raise money for earthquake relief in Haiti....
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Smooth Sailing During the Storm
February 8, 2010
Despite blizzard conditions that crippled much of South Jersey, one train kept running through the storm....
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An Ace of a Tennis Event
February 5, 2010
Can a major tennis event help pull Atlantic City out of its economic doldrums? We’ll find out on April 10, when tennis pros from yesterday and today convene at Boardwalk Hall for the first Caesars Tennis Classic....
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Tequila Time
January 27, 2010
Here’s a tradition to toast. This weekend, Los Amigos, a Mexican/southwestern restaurant in the Camden County town of Berlin, is hosting its annual Tequila Dinner....
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Fire & Ice in Mount Holly
January 22, 2010
What better way to celebrate winter than with chili and ice sculpting?...
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A Recycle Site to Bank On
January 20, 2010
If you’re on a green bent for the New Year, sign up for RecycleBank.com. You’ll earn rewards and discounts to South Jersey merchants, and you’ll keep a lot of junk out of landfills at the same time....
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AC Has Heart for Valentine’s Day
January 12, 2010
Already dreading Valentine’s Day? No need to sit at home with a tub of rocky road. HeartAC has something for everyone, whether you have a Valentine or not....
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Un-sidewalk Sidewalk Sale
January 5, 2010
If you haven’t completely gorged on post-holiday sales, head to Haddonfield for an untraditional sidewalk sale....
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Snow Day
December 22, 2009
Two feet of snow? Not entirely amusing....
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Don’t Chuck It, Re-Store It
December 16, 2009
My mother is in the middle of a home renovation. But instead of chucking the old stuff, we loaded up her truck and headed to the Re-Store in Pennsauken....
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