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Lavish $2M Mediterranean estate hits the market in Toms River comes complete with urban legend tied to Derek Jeter
Toms River, NJ – A sprawling Mediterranean-inspired mansion, long rumored to have ties to New York Yankees legend Derek Jeter, is on the market in Toms River with a $1.99 million price…
Halloween goes to the dogs at upcoming Bark Bash with costumes, adoptions and pet portraits
Freehold Township, NJ – Costumes, canines, and community fun will collide at this year’s Howl-O-Ween Bark Bash, set to take place Saturday, October 25 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the…
Last call for fall crops as planting window stays open in New Jersey
Trenton, NJ — As summer winds down and September looms, New Jersey gardeners in USDA hardiness zone 7 still have a window to plant a second round of vegetables—perfectly timed for fall…
It’s Time To Start Your Fall New Jersey Garden This Week
As summer begins to wind down in New Jersey’s Zone 7a, many gardeners might assume it’s time to start wrapping up their growing season. However, late August is actually an excellent time…
Weeks of Intense Heat, Humidity, and Rain Wreaking Havoc on Gardens in New Jersey
Reviving Your Summer Garden: Combating Heat, Humidity, and Disease Summer can be a challenging time for gardeners, as the combination of heat, humidity, and rain creates the perfect conditions for diseases and…
What’s Growing on in June? Here’s What to Plant in New Jersey Gardens This Month
NEWARK, NJ—June offers an ideal time for gardeners in New Jersey’s Zone 7 to enhance their gardens with a variety of plants suited for midsummer planting. This month is perfect for adding…
Ocean Water Temps at the Jersey Shore Remain Cold, But That Should Change Soon
Chilly Waters: Why New Jersey’s Ocean Temperatures Are Cool in June SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ — As New Jersey beachgoers dip their toes into the ocean this June, they might find the water…
Philadelphia Pride Celebration Marred by Violence, Disruptions, and Fights
PHILADELPHIA, PA – A celebration of Pride in downtown Philadelphia turned tumultuous yesterday when a group identified as Queers 4 Palestine Philly interrupted the annual Philly Pride March and Parade. The protest…
Ocean County’s First-Time Homebuyers Program Boosts Home Ownership Dreams
OCEAN COUNTY, NJ—The First-Time Homebuyers Program in Ocean County has successfully assisted 585 families in achieving their home ownership dreams, according to the Ocean County Board of Commissioners. This initiative, celebrated especially…
Adding Mint to Your New Jersey Garden: Pros and Cons
The Vigorous Growth of Mint: Managing Its Spread in Your Garden Mint is a popular herb known for its refreshing flavor and aromatic leaves, making it a favorite among gardeners and cooks…
How This Fourth Grader Became the Mayor of Rockville, Maryland
ROCKVILLE, MD – In a unique educational event, Mayor Callie Walker, a fourth grader at St. Mary’s School, assumed the role of Mayor for a Day in Rockville. This special occasion took…
When and How To Transplant Cucumber, Melon, and Warm Weather Seedlings in New Jersey
As the frosty whispers of winter recede and spring firmly establishes itself, gardeners in Zone 7 are eagerly turning their thoughts towards the warm-weather delights of cucumbers, melons, and other summer vegetables.…
Today Marks First Day of 2024 for 8pm Sunset in New Jersey
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey is known for its beautiful bayfront, riverfront, and Cape May sunset. Now, those sunsets will start happening after 8pm for the first time in 2024. Today marks…
If You Garden in New Jersey, Here’s What You Need to be Planting Right Now
Best Seeds to Plant in May for New Jersey Zone 7 Gardens May is a pivotal month for gardening in New Jersey’s Zone 7, where the frost has passed and the soil…
Survey Shows New Jersey Republicans Willing to Date Democrats, Not So Much The Other Way
TRENTON, NJ — A recent survey conducted by DatingAdvice.com reveals that New Jersey Republicans are more likely to date Democrats than vice versa. This poll, which included responses from 3,000 singles, indicates…
These Vanity License Plates Have Been Officially Banned by the State of New Jersey
TRENTON, NJ – When it comes to vanity license plates in New Jersey, you can get a personalized message on your car, but you have to play by the rules. Sometimes, people…
Spring Just got Real as Rita’s Rolls Out A New Coffee Flavored Oreo Custard
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Rita’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard, the world’s largest Italian Ice brand, has announced a thrilling new collaboration with OREO, America’s Favorite Cookie. This partnership introduces two new…
Here Are Vegetables You Can Plant Right Now in New Jersey and Zone 7
Spring Planting Guide: What to Plant in New Jersey’s Zone 7 This April NEW JERSEY, NJ – As April ushers in warmer weather, gardeners in New Jersey’s Zone 7 can begin planting…
Lego Asks Cops to Stop Using Figure Heads in Police Mugshots
Murrieta Police to Find New Suspect Photo Disguise After Lego Request MURRIETA, CA — The Murrieta Police Department announced it will seek alternative methods for concealing suspects’ identities in social media posts…
Barnegat Lighthouse Looks Like New After Million Dollar Restoration
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Situated on Long Beach Island, the Barnegat Lighthouse now shimmers brightly in the Jersey Shore after a much needed million dollar face lift was completed last year. After…
New Jersey Gas Station Tipping, Do You Do It?
NEW JERSEY — New Jersey is one of the last bastions for full-service gas stations in America’s automotive culture. This unique aspect is rooted in a state law that prohibits drivers from…
Five Garden Seeds You Can Safely Plant in March in New Jersey
NEWARK, NJ — As the last of winter’s chill gives way to the milder breezes of spring, gardeners in New Jersey’s Zone 7 can seize the opportunity to start their planting season.…
It’s Fall in New Jersey, Should You Prune Your Rose Bushes?
Fall in New Jersey brings a spectrum of colors, chilly weather, and the question of garden care, particularly for roses. Whether you’re an amateur gardener or someone with a seasoned green thumb,…
Another Growing Season in the Garden State is Coming to an End
October is a crucial month for gardeners in New Jersey’s Zone 7. It’s a transitional period, offering the last big push for harvests, a chance for late-season planting, and preparations for the…
Late-Season Planting in New Jersey: Vegetables to Grow in Late September
Even if you missed the spring and summer planting seasons in New Jersey, it’s not too late to cultivate a fruitful vegetable garden. Late September can still offer ample opportunity to grow…
Here are Some Helpful New Jersey Garden Chores for September
TOMS RIVER, NJ – September marks the transition from summer to fall, and if you live in USDA hardiness Zone 7, it’s a crucial month for your garden. As the leaves begin…
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