New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher today highlighted the choose and cut Christmas tree season with a visit to the Mantua Township location of Exley’s Christmas Tree Farms in Gloucester County. Secretary Fisher cut down a Douglas Fir to emphasize the importance of visiting a New Jersey Christmas tree farm. Governor Murphy also […]

Across New Jersey Thousand of People gathered either before Thanksgiving or Thanksgiving Morning to Trot away calories and make room for Thanksgiving Fixins!  This year we decided to findout who is behind the scenes of the Mercer County Turkey Trot and get their Story. The Turkey Trot Team wanted to also give a BIG shoutout […]

When you hear the word TASK you think of hard work, effort and things to do  – WELL… that pretty much sums up the day-to-day activities at the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen.   Most people think that TASK (Trenton Area Soup Kitchen) is just about feeding the homeless. Well Viewers, you are in for a little […]

There are a lot of Nationally recognized events – but this one is a good one and under appreciated by many. NATIONAL ANIMAL SHELTER APPRECIATION WEEK Even though the Appreciation Week is first full week of November – I think we should celebrate it all the time! But.. bringing it back into focus… A lot […]

For the past 15-years Thompson Street makes up small single, duplex and row homes built in the early 19th century and known as a very quaint neighborhood.  Until… Weeks before October 31st it starts to transform from normal to Spooktacular sightings!  Frank Rios, Mastermind and Pat Patrizio reside on Thompson Street and ensure that every […]

It isn’t Halloween without Pumpkins… We get that!  But 200+ ……that is what I call a Love for what you do!  Every year Wade and John set out to create memories of a lifetime… or should we say “Carve Out” memories of a lifetime! This display of awesomeness starts to come alive at dusk on […]

Kilt Fest is a unique Scottish-Irish-Gaelic event with a medieval twist. This Celtic smash-up of food, beer, athletics, culture and music was held at Liberty Lake Park in Bordentown, New Jersey. This gathering of clans and Americans of Irish, Scottish, Celtic and Gaelic ancestry along with their friends and families featured ten different Celtic bands […]

Kite Festivals are popping up along the Jersey Shoreline and all over the world!  The days of paper kites have turned into ways to express Artistic Design, Character and a Lot of Fun!  The Long Beach Island (LBI) International Kite Festival celebrated it’s 4th Annual!  Kite enthusiasts from all over the globe demonstrated their Talent! […]

Sarah K. Chaplin a 22-year veteran of arts administration and leadership, begins her role as the seventh President and Chief Executive Officer of the historic State Theatre New Jersey in New Brunswick, NJ. Chaplin comes to the State Theatre from The National Theatre Corporation in Washington, DC, where she served for three-and-a-half years as the […]

An Historic Paddle on the Delaware River: Bordentown to Burlington, Burlington to Rancocas – nearly the distance the Quakers bought from the Lenape in 1677. Paddle either or both days. Stay overnight or not. Paddling Film Festival included!  For more information visit Website Saturday, September 15 —10 miles: Crosswicks Creek to Burlington • Visit Pennsbury Manor, […]