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The top karaoke song in New Jersey is from a Garden State artist
The Mercer County Library System is partnering with Maker’s Place, a nonprofit diaper bank and resource center, for its annual diaper drive to support low-income families in Trenton. Community members can drop off diaper donations at any Mercer County Library System branch through Nov. 30. Diapers in sizes 4...
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A jury has awarded Sheilah Coley, the first Black police director of Trenton, New Jersey, $4.7 million in a wrongful termination lawsuit alleging racial and gender discrimination and retaliation. Coley was awarded $714,000 in back pay, $2 million for emotional distress and $2 million in punitive damages, bringing the total verdict to $4,714,000. The verdict...
A good pupusa announces itself before the first bite. The edges come off the griddle with a little crispness, the center stays soft and steamy, and somewhere inside, cheese is doing its best to escape. Add a forkful of tart curtido and a spoonful of tomato salsa, and suddenly ordering...
Shark teeth from the age of dinosaurs are hiding in a few New Jersey streams, and you don’t need a ticket to go looking. I can’t get over that. A kitchen strainer and some patience might be the only gear standing between you and a real piece of prehistory.
U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 Best Middle Schools rankings are out, and New Jersey’s top 20 runs from city schools in Jersey City, Newark, and Paterson to small Shore boroughs like Avon, Spring Lake, and Little Silver, showing the true expanse of New Jersey’s robust education system.
Gov. Mikie Sherrill signing EO No. 28 to launch the "New Jersey Means Business" Economic Development Strategy. - courtesy Tim Larsen/Office of the Governor via Flickr. Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced Nov. 10 the “New Jersey Means Business” Economic Development Strategy, a statewide initiative centered on making the state more attractive for business investment, job growth, and innovation.
Venture into Lilla Vanilla Cake Shop and you'll find a sweet collection of cupcakes, French Macaroons and jumbo cookies.
Rebecca Bennett turned a five-point Republican victory in New Jersey’s 7th congressional district into a 16-point Democratic win, ousting Rep. Tom Kean, Jr. (R-Westfield), carrying all six county portions of the district, and flipping 47 municipalities that backed Kean two years ago. Bennett, a former Navy helicopter pilot making...
Picture a high school football field covered, end zone to end zone, in thousands of bright...
Veterans Day is Wednesday, Nov. 11. Speeders Car Wash honors veterans, active military and first responders with a free wash Nov. 9-11 at 26 NJ locations.
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Pheasant hunting season in New Jersey 2026-27 opened on Saturday, November 7, 2026, and it runs through February 15, 2027. That is a long window, but it has a gap in the middle that catches hunters off guard. The season closes December 7 to 12 and again on December 16 for the deer firearm season. … This article, Nov. 7 to Feb. 15: New Jersey Pheasant Season Dates and Rules for 2026-27 , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Woodcock Hunting Season in Florida: 2026-27 Dates, Limits, and Legal Rules • Woodcock Hunting Season in Vermont: 2026 Dates, Limits, and Rules • Can You Hunt Pheasants in Virginia? What the 2026-27 Season Rules Say
Four states have lined up bigger property tax breaks for older homeowners, and each one works differently. New Jersey’s Stay NJ program pays up to $6,500 beginning in February 2027 to people who applied by Nov. 2. Florida voters approved a homestead exemption of $150,000 on non-school taxes that starts Jan. 1, 2027, Massachusetts’s draft... The post Senior homeowners in New Jersey, Florida, Massachusetts and Louisiana are in line for bigger property tax breaks, from Stay NJ payments of up to $6,500 starting February 2027 to Louisiana exemptions of up to $30,000 where local voters approve them appeared first on The Financial Wire .
A small New Jersey town lost about $26 million after officials were given fraudulent instructions for a wire transfer connected to an affordable housing land purchase. The money disappeared Sept. 28, according to the Cranbury Township official statement. The money was supposed to pay for property tied to Cranbury Township's...
A 51-year-old Bucks County man already charged with arson is now facing gun and drug charges. Police seized 20 guns, ammunition, a bulletproof vest and more than a pound of meth from his residence.
Chili crisp, cheese, and honey on one pizza. Yeah, I’m definitely looking twice at that combo, and it’s one of the most unusual creations on the menu. The spot behind it landed on Food & Wine’s list of the nine hottest new pizzerias in the country. It was the only New Jersey pick on that list.