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Ready to find restaurants in New Jersey that make a night out feel like a whole adventure?. These 10 wacky spots bring unforgettable themes and fun dining experiences you’ll want to try soon!. 1. Missy’s Main Street Cafe (Rockaway) Tucked right on Main Street in Rockaway, this cozy...
The digital age has come to high school football. Nearly every one of this weekend's 12 playoff games involving South Jersey teams will be streamed live on one of the following websites: YouTube , Hudl , NFHS Network or Big State Sports There is no substitute for watching your favorite high school team play in person but there are other options for people who just can't make it to the game. Good luck South Jersey! Friday Nov. 13 SOUTH JERSEY GROUP 5 CHAMPIONSHIP Toms River North at Washington Township, 6 Watch: Washington Township on NFHS or Big State Sports SOUTH JERSEY GROUP 4 CHAMPIONSHIP Winslow at Shawnee, 6 Watch: Shawnee on HUDL or Big State Sports SOUTH JERSEY GROUP 3 CHAMPIONSHIP Pinelands at Seneca, 7 Watch: Seneca on HUDL SOUTH JERSEY GROUP 2 CHAMPIONSHIP Eastside at West Deptford, 7 Watch: D2 sports on YouTube SOUTH JERSEY GROUP 1 CHAMPIONSHIP Pennsville at Schalick, 6 CENTRAL JERSEY GROUP 5 CHAMPIONSHIP Rancocas Valley at Old Bridge, 6 CENTRAL JERSEY GROUP 4 CHAMPIONSHIP Millville at Atlantic City, 6 Watch: QBC TV on YouTube or Atlantic City on HUDL CENTRAL JERSEY GROUP 3 CHAMPIONSHIP Burlington Township at Camden, 6 Watch: D2 Sports on YouTube CENTRAL
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Can you kill squirrels in New Jersey? Yes, but only in two situations: during the open hunting season for gray squirrels, or when squirrels are damaging your property. Outside those two paths, the state’s baseline rule is that wild mammals cannot be killed, trapped, or pursued. That baseline is written into the state’s wildlife rules, … This article, New Jersey Has a Squirrel Hunting Season, but Damaged Property Lets Owners Control Squirrels Year-Round , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Rat Poison Laws in Arizona: Rules, Restrictions, and Penalties Explained • Rhode Island Rat Poison Laws: What’s Banned, Who’s Exempt, and What Comes Next • Rat Poison Laws in Michigan: What Homeowners and Pest Professionals Must Know
Every month I write the tuition checks. Like most families in Lakewood, we don’t think of it as a choice. It’s what we do, the same way we pay the mortgage and the electric bill. But anyone who has sat at the kitchen table in November with a calculator knows how heavy it gets.
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A lottery player in Morris County won a million dollars playing a scratch-off game last week. “I never thought I would win,” the winner told New Jersey Lottery officials when claiming his prize. “I scratched it off right there and I said, ‘Holy God, I think I won a million dollars!” The winning $20 scratch-off in the $1 Million Premier CA$H Scratch-Off game was purchased on Nov. 6 at the Netcong Valero on Route 46 East in Netcong. The winner is a regular lottery player and has choosen to remain anonymous, which is allowed under New Jersey law. The big payday will be used to pay off the winner's house and purchase a new car. The $1 Million Premier Ca$h game started back on April 29 offering three million-dollar grand prizes along with other prizes ranging from $40 to $10,000. There are still $1 million prizes remaining in the game. Another New Jersey lottery player scored a bigger win last week by hitting the $847 million Powerball jackpot on Nov. 4. That winning ticket was purchased at the Wegmans Food Market on Farm View in Montvale (Bergen County). Check out all of last week's big winners in New Jersey here.
Yes, parts of New Jersey are under a tornado watch and flash flood watch until 7 p.m. today. The watch, issued just before 1 p.m., covers Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Salem, Somerset and Warren counties. Forecasters say the main threats are damaging winds and large hail, with an isolated tornado possible. By Friday, the same storm is expected to strengthen into a nor’easter, pulling in the coldest air of the season and possibly the first wet snowflakes in northwest New Jersey.
New Jerseyeans have plenty of activities to choose from this weekend, with more than 110 events up and down the Garden State. This weekend’s events include a pie tasting contest in Princeton, a coffee festival in Freehold, a women’s expo in Edison, a Diwahli festival in Holmdel and a nature walk in Delanco.
New Jersey utilities are required to complete routine streetlight repairs within three business days of receiving notice. How to report a broken streetlight.
Good barbecue runs on a clock, and in New Jersey that clock often stops well before dinnertime. Pulled pork takes hours of slow smoking, so once the day’s batch is gone, the kitchen can’t just whip up more. That’s why some of the best smokehouses in the Garden...
Every pig, goat, pony, and duck on this tiny farm came here for a second chance. Now they wait by the fences for kids holding bags of carrots and bread. The whole place fits on a small patch of New Jersey land. It opens only on weekend afternoons, which makes it feel like a secret club.
Former Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) on Washington Journal Primetime responds to a Republican New Jersey caller on why he refused to legalize marijuana during his tenure. The caller asks Christie why he is not in favor of legalization despite its benefits in treating certain medical conditions. Christie asks how medical marijuana has helped him, which the caller responds he did not qualify for the state's medical marijuana program that Christie approved. Christie then responds that the caller's conditions may not have been "too serious," and says, "I don't have one regret for not signing a bill to legalize marijuana in New Jersey." He adds, "I don't want people suffering from medical conditions needlessly, but I don't think having a headache every day is a reason for you to have marijuana. I don't think recreational use is correct."
There’s a federal investigation into the New Jersey Education Association’s use of its money to support then-President Sean Spiller’s unsuccessful candidacy for governor in 2025.
Atlantic City beat Northern Burlington 42-13 in a Central Jersey Group IV semifinal in Columbus on Friday night. The loss ended the Greyhounds' season, according to The Trentonian. Atlantic City (7-3) scored on its first five possessions. Quarterback Marvin Burroughs threw for five touchdowns and 285 yards. He set the...
MORRIS COUNTY, N.J. — The New Jersey Department of Health is warning residents about potential measles exposures at several Morris County locations after an out-of-state resident visited New Jersey while infectious. According to health officials, the individual visited locations in Whippany, Morris Plains and Morristown between Nov. 6 and...
A major effort to help veterans facing homelessness is taking shape in South Jersey, where the Tunnel to Towers Foundation is building new housing developments that will offer more than just a place to live. The foundation is constructing New Jersey's first Veterans Village along Route 9 in the Bayville...
State Park Police spotted an emu at Brendan T. Byrne State Forest on Monday, Nov. 9. Officers were searching for the animal and urged visitors to keep a safe distance and report any sightings. As of Thursday evening, the emu was found and returned to its owner. An emu was...
Cold nights in New Jersey call for a table near a real fire and a plate of hearty food. Some of the best spots in the state are old taverns, stone inns, and lodge-style dining rooms that keep the hearth going all season. This list covers six of them, from...
Before the polls opened on Election Day, New Jersey Democrats had already built a 290,408-vote advantage over Republicans. That’s not a projection, a poll, or a calculation based on party registration. Those were actual ballots returned by voters, and while nobody knew precisely how they voted, the numbers gave Democrats an enormous head start before the first Election Day voter walked into a polling place.
Tensions boiled over in New Jersey after a heated council meeting over a proposed ICE detention facility ended with local officials walking out. The November 10 meeting in Roxbury Township quickly descended into chaos as frustrated locals confronted council members over the controversial plans, with some refusing to back down. Now, footage of the confrontation is making the rounds online, and residents aren’t holding back their criticism of how officials handled the situation.
