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3 Reasons Why New Jersey Is the Best Place to Raise a Family

Growing up in the Garden State is truly a one-of-a-kind experience. The best place to raise a family is New Jersey—from cradle to college!

by Raymond Goldfield
on Mar 4
A family on the beach, seen from behind. A mother and father are standing facing the beach as they playfully lift their young daughter up by her arms.
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6 Exciting Towns in New Jersey Everyone Will Be Talking About This Year

by Charlie Boyle
on Jan 2
It's nighttime as we're positioned over a brightly lit town with a wide and mostly empty bridge moving over a river.
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People Live Their Whole Lives in New Jersey and Somehow Miss These 5 Places

by Melissa Mahoney
on Dec 19
aerial of the blue hole within the pine barrens in new jersey
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3 Iconic Places in New Jersey That Look Way Cooler on Instagram

by Trent Jonas
on Dec 8
A sunny daytime view of the Atlantic City coastline, looking past the top of a white Ferris wheel toward the sandy beach, ocean waves, and the skyline of resorts along the famous boardwalk.
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The One Thing to Do in New Jersey Before the End of the Year

by Raymond Goldfield
on Dec 6
An elaborate Christmas lights display surrounding a suburban house, with a massive Jack Skellington figurine at the side.

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4 Places in New Jersey Locals Hope Tourists Never Discover

These undiscovered gems in New Jersey don't see the large crowds that may otherwise chase away those seeking a peaceful experience—and that's precisely why locals love them.

by Melissa Mahoney
on Nov 9
exterior of a barn-lie structure at mill brook village a historic site in new jersey
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5 New Jersey Tourist Spots I Tried to Hate (But Ended Up Loving)

There are a lot of must-see attractions in New Jersey. Some of them might be mistaken for tourist traps, but these five are worth the visit even if you're a local.

by Raymond Goldfield
on Oct 22
The Nitro roller coaster, a blue train on a yellow track, coasting over a hill.
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History

New Jersey’s Most Famous Urban Legend: A Haunting Tale for Curious Travelers

Here's everything you need to know about the mysterious Jersey Devil, plus how to explore its home in the Pine Barrens.

by Nicole Bocianski Harris
on Sep 17
Aerial Photograph of the New Jersey Pine Barrens and Mullica River
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7 History-Making Women From New Jersey You Should Know About

These seven groundbreaking women from New Jersey made their mark on history through activism, creativity, and resilience. Their contributions continue to shape the world.

by Jasmine Vieau
on Feb 11
A vintage book titled "The Portable Dorothy Parker" sits on a stone surface with a single red rose.
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History

The Story of This Abandoned Place in New Jersey Is Truly Fascinating

Do you find abandoned places fascinating? If so, check out the fascinating history of Harrisville, a ghost town in the New Jersey Pine Barrens.

by Kim Falchek
on Oct 22
Deteriorating remains of a building in the abandoned town of Harrisville in Bass River, New Jersey.
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This Is The Most New Jersey Sound You’ll Ever Hear, And We Can’t Stop Listening To It

by Raymond Goldfield
on Mar 27
A colorful arcade building with "ARCade" signage, surrounded by wooden boardwalk and game booths.
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History

Crossing This 200-Year-Old Bridge In New Jersey Is Like Walking Through History

by Raymond Goldfield
on Feb 21
A stone bridge with multiple arches spans over a calm waterway, with a red building and trees in the background.
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History

Few People Know The Real Reason Behind New Jersey Becoming The Diner Capital Of The World

by Raymond Goldfield
on Feb 15
Black and white image of the Summit Diner, featuring a classic diner exterior with large windows and a sign.
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Need to Know

The Northern Lights Might Be Visible From New Jersey This Year

by Raymond Goldfield
on Jan 30
A stunning view of the Northern Lights illuminating a snowy landscape with trees and a faint glow in the distance.
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History

Most People Didn’t Know That Condensed Soups Were Invented Right Here In New Jersey

by Raymond Goldfield
on Jan 23
Exterior view of the Campbell's Soup Company building, featuring a large red sign and a cloudy sky.