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A pound cake can still be warm when it lands in your shopping bag. That alone should tell you what kind of place this is. The pretzels get twisted by hand and brushed with butter right in front of the counter. The line for them can stretch long, and nobody seems to mind.
There is a particular kind of burger place where the grill is practically part of the dining room, the menu has barely changed in decades, and nobody seems terribly concerned with whether the plate will look good in a photograph. New Jersey has more than its share of them. Some...
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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.
Six open charcoal hearths glow in the middle of one giant dining room, and the cooks work right out in plain view. Suits of armor, shields, and swords watch over the whole scene. On Thanksgiving, that castle-style hall serves roasted turkey to anyone who shows up hungry. I love that...
Sixteen local elections in New Jersey remain too close to call, with two races tied, four separated by a single vote, and hundreds of mail-in and provisional ballots still awaiting processing as election officials work toward certifying the November 3 general election results. The closest contests include a mayoral election,...
The sighting comes after a wet and windy day across Long Island, with more rain and wind expected throughout the evening.
From Jazz Age glamour to hip-hop holiday cheer, the New Jersey events this weekend have something for every taste. The Count Basie Center for the Arts celebrates 100 years with a Roaring '20s Centennial Celebration Finale in Red Bank. Comedian Crystal Marie Denha brings her quick wit to Uncle Vinnie's Comedy Club. The Hip Hop Nutcracker remixes a holiday classic at State Theatre New Jersey. CoComelon, Jesse Cook, Air Supply, a painting class, A Drag Queen Christmas, Greensky Bluegrass, and Motionless In White keep the momentum going through the week.
One steakhouse in New Jersey still builds your Caesar salad right beside the table. Then it does the same thing with Steak Diane and Bananas Foster, like dinner and a show rolled into one. That retro move is only one flavor of what I found while digging into this list....
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.
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...
It's the first one of its kind in the Garden State
Journalist Mary Ann Koruth of The Record examines an ongoing lawsuit challenging New Jersey's school segregation and the state's strict residency laws. As the case awaits an appellate court ruling, Koruth details the history behind municipal district boundaries and explores what potential remedies could mean for students and communities.
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.
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.
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...
Official: Ship Strikes Bridge Between N.J., Pa.
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...