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Mikie Sherrill, a former Navy pilot and federal prosecutor, won the 2025 gubernatorial election, immediately capturing the attention of the entire state. Her decisive victory marks her ascent to New Jersey’s highest office, making her the second woman to serve as Governor. Her career journey — from Annapolis and overseas military missions to New Jersey politics — reflects a profound
National Nacho Day falls on November 6, a day that feels made for flavor and friends. Newark shines on days like this because every corner offers something unique — warm cheese, crisp chips, and generous toppings that make every bite feel like comfort. From Ironbound’s colorful streets to quiet neighborhood pubs, the city’s nacho spots bring people together over food
Many injured people hesitate to contact a lawyer because they worry about the cost. Medical bills, lost wages, and the stress of recovery already feel heavy, and the thought of paying legal fees can seem like one more burden. Understanding how these fees actually work can ease those fears and help you plan with confidence. This blog explains how injury
Fall in Newark has a charm that feels genuine and full of energy. Cooler weather brings people outdoors, and Downtown Newark becomes a hub of weekend activity. Families, students, and visitors gather throughout October to enjoy food, music, and cultural celebrations. Two major events lead the season each year: the 5th Annual Fall Festival at Military Park and the NDD
Imagine stepping into a sunny courtyard filled with the scent of herbs, local honey, and handmade candles. The Newark Makers Market brings neighbors together to shop, taste, and celebrate creativity at no cost to enter. Every Sunday from June through October, this beloved event gathers small businesses, families, and visitors eager to enjoy Newark’s community spirit up close. Free entry,
Cool mornings, clear afternoons, and hillsides bursting with color mark the arrival of leaf season in New Jersey. From the Skylands to the Shore, the state transforms into a landscape of red, gold, and orange every October. Foliage usually peaks in mid to late October, with the northern mountains and higher elevations turning first, followed by coastal parks and southern
The East Coast’s premier truck spectacle is back, bringing monster trucks that crush cars, stunts that defy gravity, and interactive zones buzzing with the sound of roaring engines. Families and fans gather each year to witness trucks soar off ramps, flip on command, and push the limits of performance. With tens of thousands of attendees, massive vehicles, and heavy machinery
The square in downtown Glassboro is already alive by early afternoon . Music drifts from the stage, the smell of pizza and barbecue floats from food trucks, and friends clink small tasting cups as they move from tent to tent. Bright banners hang above rows of taps, each one pouring something different. It feels less like a single event and
Mulberry Street in September looks and feels different from any other time of year. Banners in red, white, and green hang across the blocks. The smell of sausage, peppers, and fried dough mixes with music and laughter. At the heart of it all, men carry the statue of San Gennaro through the crowd, a tradition that has lasted nearly a
What’s the first thing you hear on parade morning — the brass of a marching band warming up, or the laughter of families staking out their spots? Newark’s biggest Puerto Rican celebration is back, filling Bloomfield Avenue with floats, music, and flags that ripple in the late-summer breeze. On Sunday, September 21, 2025, the parade steps off at noon, followed
