Made in Jersey: Five Inventions That Changed The World
Made in Jersey: Five Inventions That Changed The World By: William Tompson NJ Realtors® Director of Technology New Jersey has more to offer the world than just beaches and boardwalks—although, for the record, we invented the boardwalk too. The Garden State has played a key role in shaping how we live, work, and conduct business. […]
Only in NJ
Only in NJ By: Dina Cheney From the iconic Atlantic City boardwalk to neon-lit diners, full-service gas stations, and those famously quirky jughandles, the Garden State is anything but ordinary. Where else can you find Victorian seaside charm, deep fried boardwalk indulgence, and a street festival on any given weekend? If you need a reminder […]
NJ Arts Take Center Stage
NJ Arts Take Center Stage By: Michele Lerner Communities Connected by Culture and Amenities Mention New Jersey to people from out-of-state and they’ll smile with fond memories of a beach vacation in Ocean City or an antiquing weekend in Cape May. But locals know every community throughout the state has its own culture— whether it’s […]
Town Spotlight: Little Falls
Town Spotlight: Little Falls By: Erin McFeeters With a history dating back to 1711, Little Falls is a small community with rich ties to Passaic County’s industrial roots. The town was even named after the waterfall that once streamed down from the dam in front of the Beattie Carpet Mill and powered the town’s industries. […]
Lights, Camera, Garden State: What’s Next For Film in Jersey
Lights, Camera, Garden State: What’s Next For Film in Jersey? By: Julia Ventrone Despite being on the opposite coast from the capital of film, New Jersey has plenty of filming locations that have made their mark. From award-winning television to popular cult classics, you can visit and relive some of your favorite scenes at these […]
The Food Lover’s Guide to Jersey
The Food Lover’s Guide to Jersey By: Dina Cheney Acclaimed New Jersey chef, Robbie Felice, spent years cooking around the world. But he couldn’t shake a craving for the breakfast sandwiches he’d grown up eating during his childhood here. It was those sandwiches (plus a longing to live near friends and family) that led him […]
Let’s Grab a Pint
Let’s Grab a Pint By: Erin McFeeters If you’re a hoppy beverage lover from out of state, you might be taken aback when you visit a Garden State brewery. Before Gov. Murphy made changes to liquor laws in the state in 2024, you’d walk into a brewery greeted by the owners insisting on taking […]
Picturesque Passaic County
Picturesque Passaic County By: Erin McFeeters Bordering New York in North Jersey, Passaic County is instantly recognizable by its hourglass shape—and even more so by its rich legacy of innovation, deep-rooted heritage, and stunning natural landscapes. Vibrant downtown communities like Little Falls and West Milford characterize Passaic County, while state and national parks provide exploration […]
Uniquely Jersey Eats: What Newcomers Need to Know
Uniquely Jersey Eats: What Newcomers Need to Know By: Lauren Melville New to the Garden State? Get caught up to speed on quintessential New Jersey food. Whether your food is farm fresh or hot out of the oven, you’ll never go hungry. Here are four foods that are uniquely New Jersey. What’s Your Go-to Bagel […]
County Feature: Cultivated in Camden County
Cultivated in Camden County BY: ERIN McFEETERS Home to the Campbell’s Soup Company, where the process of condensing soup was born, Camden County sits along the Delaware River in the Southern New Jersey Region. Just minutes from the Benjamin Franklin Bridge where commuters head into Philadelphia, Camden County is uniquely positioned for large-scale businesses like […]