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Lambertville may be the spookiest place in NJ for Halloween
LAMBERTVILLE — Many New Jersey towns and cities put up fantastic Halloween decorations, but the residents of this quiet river town truly spare no expense. Ranked by HGTV as one of the most charming small towns in America, the city of Lambertville has fewer than 4,200 residents. But they have a lot of love for witches and skeletons.
Scenes from Annual Pway Fire 5K Fundraiser for Piscataway Fire Companies
PISCATAWAY, NJ – Sunny skies provided the perfect backdrop for the third annual Pway Fire 5K race on Saturday. Runners of all ages raced along a 3.1-mile course that started on Buena Vista Ave. outside the Piscataway Community and followed streets throughout the Heights neighborhood behind it. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTERIn the end, it was a battle for first for the women. Taking the honor was Piscataway resident Jamie Case who ran the 5K in 0:26:42.7. Jamie’s time was also 10th overall for the race. Second place went to Kithmy Wickramasinghe, also of...
TGI Fridays closes more Central Jersey locations
There will be no more happy hours to celebrate the weekend at TGI Fridays in Central Jersey. The chain, which pioneered the casual dining experience in the United States but is now considering to file for bankruptcy, has abruptly closed its restaurants in Bridgewater and Watchung. Other locations in Central Jersey that have closed include Piscataway, Franklin, Woodbridge, North Brunswick, East Brunswick, Old Bridge and Iselin. ...
Taylor Ham or Pork Roll: Ranking finds New Jersey's best Sandwich, a classic Garden State favorite
In a recent roundup by Love Food, Pascarella Brothers Delicatessen in Chatham, New Jersey, has clinched the title of best sandwich in the state with its famed Taylor ham, egg, and cheese. This classic breakfast sandwich, often referred to as a "pork roll" in some parts of New Jersey, holds a special place in the hearts of locals, with Pascarella Brothers frequently hailed as the go-to spot.
Retail Watch: Owners of popular catering venue hope business lives on after sale
What is Plainfield Township resident Dave Smull going to miss? “The people,” he said. “Interacting with all the different customers and people.” Dave and his four siblings are selling Bady’s Grove, a Bushkill Township catering venue they’ve co-owned for over four decades. “We’ve been doing this for 47 years, and we’re all just getting old and tired,” Dave said.
District 11 football playoffs: One Pocono team will host as other teams are on the road
The regular season is over. It's time for playoff football in the Poconos, and five of the six area teams will compete in the postseason. There's also another wrinkle for this year's playoffs: Thursday night football will continue on as the District 11 Class 4A quarterfinals and Class 5A semifinals will take place on Halloween. The Class 6A quarterfinals will take place on Friday. ...
Fall Foliage Tour at the Leonard J. Buck Gardens
FAR HILLS, NJ - Take a captivating and informative walking tour through Leonard J. Buck Garden, known as one of the finest rock gardens in the eastern United States. Attendees will enjoy the beauty of purple, gold, and yellow fall foliage nestled among woodlands and rock formations while listening to the history of the garden. The tour is on Sunday, Oct. 27 at 1 p.m., 11 Layton Road, in Far Hills. The cost is $7 per person. Register online at the link below.Flourishing since the 1930s, Leonard J. Buck Garden encompasses 33 acres of woods and streams situated in...
The Monday Morning Kickoff
It's time to turn the page to a new week in the Rutgers sports world. It's time to turn the page to a new week in the Rutgers sports world. Last week was not the most memorable one for Rutgers football as another loss continued the team's down streak. There will be time to get things right as Rutgers has no game scheduled for Saturday. There was also a loss on the recruiting front as it's been a forgettable October for the program.
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