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Best Local Towns of New Jersey to Live

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New Jersey, known as the Garden State, is a hub of cultural diversity and a great place for families and professionals to settle. With its proximity to bustling cities like New York and Philadelphia, New Jersey offers suburban comfort while keeping urban excitement within arm’s reach. For those looking for a balance of convenience, charm, and upscale living, New Jersey’s local towns provide the perfect mix. From excellent schools and welcoming communities to modern amenities like limo service airport transportation, these towns offer residents a comfortable and luxurious lifestyle.

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Bergen County’s Political Shift: How the GOP Gained Ground in New Jersey’s Most Populous County

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Ridgewood NJ, Bergen County, New Jersey’s largest county with over 957,000 residents, has long been a Democratic stronghold. Yet the 2024 election marked a significant shift, with traditionally blue municipalities turning red and a notably tighter margin in the presidential race. This dramatic change highlights evolving political dynamics in the Garden State.

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What to Do in New Jersey for the Automobile Tourist

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A road trip around the USA will always be exciting. During it, you can visit different states and study their culture, traditions, attractions, and nature. If you are planning such a trip, then be sure to stop by New Jersey. It is one of the best places for car tourists. Here, they can find dozens of ways to spend their free time, each of which will bring maximum pleasure. We offer you our list of popular activities that you should try in the Garden State.

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New Jersey DEP Fish and Wildlife offers Fall Free Fishing Day October 19th

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Ridgewood NJ, the October date allows the public to take advantage of the fall trout stocking. Remember: on these days residents may fish on the Garden State’s public waters without a license or trout stamp. All other regulations, including size and daily catch limits, remain in effect.

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New Jersey Families Spend Just 6 hours and 4 mins of Quality Time Together Each Week

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  • Families in the Garden State spend 41% more time together compared to 6 years ago.
  • 5% of families ban cell phones at the table. 
  • Interactive map showing how much quality time families spend together in each state. 

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Ridgewood NJ, Spending time with family is universally cherished as one of life’s profound yet fundamental joys. Indeed, a Pew Research Center survey found that for many Americans, family time is a paramount priority. Backyard Oasis, a company that offers premium backyard furniture & gear, recently conducted a survey of 3,000 families to determine how much quality time they spend together each week.

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10 Convincing Reasons to Choose New Jersey as Your Next Home

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When it comes to choosing a place to call home, New Jersey tends to be overlooked, thanks to its more prominent neighbors like New York and Pennsylvania. However, this Garden State has a charm all its own and a lot to offer. With its diverse communities, thriving job market, and natural beauty, New Jersey strikes a unique balance between urban and suburban living. In this article, we’ll delve into some compelling reasons why contemplating a move to New Jersey might be a smart decision.

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Ridgewood Village Council Moves Forward with a Resolution Supporting the “Green Amendment” Despite Wanting to Clear Cut Trees at Schedler

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Ridgewood NJ, at the March 22 Village Council work session, the five council members agreed to move forward with a resolution supporting the Green Amendment which, hopefully, will go to a state-wide vote to change the State Bill of Rights.  As Deputy Mayor Perron reported, this amendment would provide citizens of the Garden State with the inalienable right to potable water, clean air, a clean and healthy environment, the preservation of natural and healthy habitats, and the scenic qualities of the historic environment.  Perron went on to explain that if the Council moves forward with this, it will give a message to the State that Ridgewood thinks this is a good idea.

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Arming Yourself in the Battle Against the Spotted Lanternflies

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Ridgewood NJ, the war against the lanternfly is going to a whole new level . Many residents of the Garden State  are taking up arms against the dreaded insect and the weapon of choice is a salt gun .

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Do You Have to Live in New Jersey to bet Online?

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As one of just three states to offer each type of online gambling possible, New Jersey offers no shortage of wagering opportunities. Apart from the Garden State, only West Virginia and Pennsylvania offer sports betting, casino games, and online poker. 

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Rent vs. buy in Jersey City: Which is Right for You?

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Finding an affordable home in any city is possible, but perhaps not on the top location. Whether you’re renting or buying, the cost will depend on the property size, proximity to city centers, and transit. Since not every New Yorker can’t afford to live in good locations in the Five Boroughs, moving to Jersey City is a great option. New Jersey and three state areas provide a slower pace for more affordable costs than NYC. Thus, if you’re considering becoming a resident of Garden State, you might want to explore which housing option suits you better: to rent vs. buy in Jersey City?

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New Jersey Ranks Dead last in the Nation for our Overall Business Tax Climate

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Trenton NJ,  A new report shows that New Jersey ranks dead last in the nation for our overall Business Tax Climate. Delaware is 13th, Pennsylvania is 27th, and New York is 48th. New Jersey also ranks 46th in property taxes, 48th in corporate taxes, and 50th in individual taxes.

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Jon Bramnick For Governor,a politician,comedian and damn good trial lawyer

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LET’S DO IT JON! WHY NOT! If Ukrainian comedian Zelensky with zero political experience can become a president of a large nation. If a former Hollywood actor Reagan could become a governor and later the President of the United States. Why on earth a Yale educated trial lawyer and comedian can’t become a governor of New Jersey. Let’s give a try. What Do We Have to Lose? Right?

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Stockton Poll: Menendez Hugin Race a Dead Heat

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Ridgewood  NJ, The race for a U.S. Senate seat in New Jersey is a statistical dead heat, with incumbent Democrat Bob Menendez leading Republican challenger Bob Hugin by two percentage points, according to a Stockton University poll released today.

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Tea Party Express Endorses Three Candidates for U.S. Congress in New Jersey

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Sacramento CA,  Tea Party Express, the nation’s largest grassroots Tea Party political action committee, is pleased to announce its endorsement of the following candidates for Congress in New Jersey: Tom MacArthur in the 3rd District, Leonard Lance in the 7th District, and Jay Webber in the 11th District.

Tea Party Express Co-Founder and Chief Strategist Sal Russo said, “Today, we are excited to endorse three New Jersey conservatives with stellar records of fighting for lower taxes and limited government. Early voting began this weekend in New Jersey, and we encourage voters to cast their votes for Congressmen Tom MacArthur and Leonard Lance and State Assemblyman Jay Webber. We need them in Washington fighting to support the efforts of President Trump and our Tea Party Congress to reduce the size and intrusiveness of the federal government, balance the budget, and take on the culture of corruption inside the Beltway.

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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy Charges at Windmills

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Trenton NJ,  The Governors’ Wind & Solar Energy Coalition today welcomed New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy (Don Quixote )as the Coalition’s newest member.

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