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Our state's wilderness has an attraction that defies the easy lure of technology....
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Inclusive and Accessible Playgrounds in New Jersey
November 4, 2024
Kids of all ages and abilities can enjoy these Garden State play areas....
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NJ Nonprofit’s Unique Approach Is Revolutionizing Occupational Therapy for Special-Needs Kids
November 1, 2024
Intensive Therapeutics in West Caldwell is a "central repository" of physical, occupational, speech and movement therapies—plus so much more....
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I’ve stopped sweating the small stuff, stopped doing things I don’t want to do, and work hard not thinking too far ahead. Our motto: “Nothing but fun.”...
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"Our democracy is at its best when young people are involved,” says Davis, who continues the legacy of civil rights workers at the Andrew Goodman Foundation....
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New Jersey’s Top Doctors of 2024
October 29, 2024
Our Jersey Choice list of the state’s best practitioners, as chosen by their peers....
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Several dozen therapy dogs work in New Jersey hospitals every day....
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I came to this stable with a purpose: to tap the emotional-healing potential of horses, 15 months after having been brutally assaulted by a stranger....
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The event, which includes an Ayurvedic lunch, sound-bowl session and meditation, will take place at Loopwell, a wellness "social club."...
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Elevated overpasses and tunnels allow turtles, snakes, frogs, raccoons, foxes and more to reach their destinations unharmed....
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Biologists from the Stone Harbor-based Wetlands Institute crafted a robust program to protect diamondback terrapins and their eggs....
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The upcoming election puts our Jersey-born president’s unique distinction in jeopardy....
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‘Pastries With the Dead’: How Cemeteries Became a Source of Solace for This NJ Writer
October 1, 2024
Katie Calautti, who chronicles her cemetery trips on Instagram and Substack, says she's tapping into the "death-positivity movement."...
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Women in their 40s are getting breast cancer in higher numbers, but new mammography guidelines and genetic testing could reverse the trend.
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Table to Table has served millions of meals using food that would otherwise have been wasted. Its easy-to-use app allows for super-flexible volunteer opportunities....
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Why Hackensack Is the Most Name-Dropped NJ City in Music, Movies and TV
September 29, 2024
The "city in the shadow of the city" is referenced in Billy Joel lyrics, Superman and so much more.
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NJ’s State Apiarist on the Importance of Beekeeping
September 23, 2024
Meghan McConnell educates the public about the honeybee, New Jersey's state insect....
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Eggplant deserves to be our state vegetable—any way you slice, sauté or fry it....
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So You Wanna Start Farming? This Rutgers Program Can Help
September 20, 2024
A popular training program at Rutgers University is bringing a host of enthusiastic recruits, and new creative energy, to Garden State agriculture....
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A new biopic and a book about former president Reagan fail to mention his gaffe about "Born in the U.S.A" on a campaign stop in New Jersey....
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