Manasquan-Based Nonprofit Helps NJ Veterans Transition to Civilian Life
02/05/2026
Every two weeks, a class of military veterans separates from the service at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in South Jersey. To each departing group, Mike Ferraro or one of his fellow career coaches at Bridging the Gap delivers a presentation at the joint base, letting veterans know there’s an orga
Where to Stay & Play in Atlantic City
02/05/2026
Atlantic City is always evolving. After years of living off the fat of the land as the lone casino destination east of Las Vegas, the Jersey Shore town formerly known as America’s Playground has adapted since gambling houses have sprung up in surrounding states.Neighborhoods, like the Orange Loop—fe
Meet the NJ Mayor Who Won’t Be Silenced by a Rare Voice Disorder
02/05/2026
When Risa Clay, the mayor of Tinton Falls, was on the phone with Amazon customer service recently, the representative asked if she was okay because she sounded breathless. Recalling the incident, Clay muses, “Can you imagine? Someone took the time to ask me that. I explained about my spasmodic dysph
NJ Chef of the Year Award Goes to Jason Hanin of Cape May’s Ebbitt Room
02/05/2026
Chef Jason Hanin of The Ebbitt Room in Cape May. Photo: Courtesy of Cape ResortsJason Hanin, executive chef at the Ebbitt Room in Cape May, has been named the state’s Chef of the Year by the New Jersey Restaurant and Hospitality Association (NJRHA).The honor was awarded after public voting and was a
Amateur Boxing With Atlantic City PAL Joins the Big Leagues for a Bout at the Tropicana
02/05/2026
Larry Goldberg knows how to pack a punch—at least metaphorically. For his latest knockout, he has returned professional boxing to Atlantic City and, for the second year, has teamed up with the Atlantic City Police Athletic League to introduce and encourage the sport for local youths.“This quickly be

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