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Twenty Years After Starting in an Apartment Closet, a Toms River Environmental Firm Marks a Milestone

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Brilliant Environmental Services celebrated two decades in business with a party at a nonprofit community kitchen rather than a traditional banquet hall, a fitting choice for a firm founder Philip Brilliant built out of a closet office and a bankruptcy filing along the...

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Legislation

If a Company Can Write Off a Laptop, a Parent Should Be Able to Write Off Daycare

New Jersey and the federal government have both made...
Technology & Tech

The East Brunswick Company That Runs Every Phone Number in North America Has a New Tech Chief

Somos has named Shannon Donohue as chief technology officer,...
Science

A Jersey City Gala Will Honor the Scientist Who Mapped How Grief Rewires the Brain

Modern Widows Club returns to Liberty House this October...
New Jersey Supreme Court

NJ Supreme Court Says a Little Known Council Went Too Far Killing a DWI Surcharge

A decade long dispute over dashboard cameras and a...
New Jersey Devils

The Devils Now Have a Date. Actually, Several of Them.

Between a newly announced rookie scrimmage series against the...
Finance

Red Bank Lender Propellus Lines Up a New Pipeline of Small Business Deals

Propellus has struck a sourcing arrangement with Merchant Cash...
Kids / Children

Why a Cherry Hill Agency Chose Face Paint Over Facebook Ads This Summer

As digital ad prices keep climbing across the platforms...
Health & Wellness

Newark Fixed Its Lead Pipes Faster Than Anyone Expected. The Fight Isn’t Over.

A decade after Newark's drinking water crisis first made...
Legislation

New Jersey Opens a Civil Rights Investigation Into Delaney Hall Days After a Third Death

State officials have issued formal subpoenas to GEO Group...
Legislation

Newark Already Tried the Cellphone Ban. Here Is What Actually Happened.

As New Jersey's statewide bell-to-bell cellphone ban takes effect...
Climate Issues

Twenty Years After Starting in an Apartment Closet, a Toms River Environmental Firm Marks a Milestone

Brilliant Environmental Services celebrated two decades in business with a party at a nonprofit community kitchen rather than a traditional banquet...

The Pizzeria From Five Nights at Freddy’s Is Becoming a Real Restaurant, and It’s Opening in New Jersey

American Dream has announced it will build a fully...

Middletown’s Community Theater Troupe Is Casting the Show Many Call Broadway’s Finest

The MAC Players are holding open auditions for Gypsy,...

Montclair State Saves NJ Spotlight’s Archive, Even as Its Nightly Newscast Comes to an End

Montclair State University has acquired the NJ Spotlight name,...

Pier Village’s Free Tuesday Jazz Nights Are Building Toward a Full Day Festival Finale

Every Tuesday evening in August, Pier Village's oceanfront Carousel...

Nobody Actually Cares About the Fork Law. Plus It Saves Money For Businesses.

New Jersey's Skip the Stuff law saves restaurants money,...

Hunterdon County’s Family Resource Fair Returns With Face Paint, Ice Cream, and a Real Support Network

Postpartum Wellness of Hunterdon County is bringing its annual...
Construction

Forty Four Years In, a Summit Contractor Explains Why Buildings Fail Slowly, Then All at Once

Adriatic Restoration Corporation has spent 44 years fixing the...
Business

Red Bank Small Business Lender Opens a $20 Million Funding Line to Fuel Its Next Phase

Propellus Capital Partners, the newly formed lending arm of...
Jersey Shore

The Complete Guide to Every Pier Along the Jersey Shore

From a nearly three mile Navy trestle to a...
Technology & Tech

A Wall Township Engineering Firm Just Got a Lot Bigger in the Race to Power AI

KMB Design Group has acquired Hurricane Hill Development Company,...
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Sports

Philadelphia Flyers

The Flyers Are Nearly Done With Their RFAs, and the Rumor Mill Is Just Getting Started

With Trevor Zegras, Jamie Drysdale, and now Nikita Grebenkin all locked into new deals, general manager Danny Briere has nearly $14 million in cap space left to work with, and the rumors swirling around Patrik...
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New Jersey Devils

The Devils Now Have a Date. Actually, Several of Them.

Between a newly announced rookie scrimmage series against the Islanders, a confirmed October 1st season opener against the Flyers, and a handful of roster moves finalizing the depth chart, the Devils' offseason is quietly turning...
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Hockey

The Metro Division Just Got Real, and New Jersey Is Right in the Middle of It

Carolina still owns the top of the Metropolitan Division, but the rest of the conference spent the summer closing the gap, none more aggressively than Washington. Meanwhile in New Jersey, the Devils' own rebuild is...
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Entertainment

Pizza

The Pizzeria From Five Nights at Freddy’s Is Becoming a Real Restaurant, and It’s Opening in New Jersey

American Dream has announced it will build a fully functioning, permanent version of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, the fictional restaurant at the...
Theater & Stage

Middletown’s Community Theater Troupe Is Casting the Show Many Call Broadway’s Finest

The MAC Players are holding open auditions for Gypsy, Arthur Laurents and Stephen Sondheim's landmark backstage musical, with roles available for...
Theater & Stage

Middletown’s Community Theater Troupe Is Casting the Show Many Call Broadway’s Finest

The MAC Players are holding open auditions for Gypsy,...
Lifestyle

Pier Village’s Free Tuesday Jazz Nights Are Building Toward a Full Day Festival Finale

Every Tuesday evening in August, Pier Village's oceanfront Carousel...
Beer & Breweries

New Jersey’s Craft Beer Scene Has Somewhere to Be Today, and Nearly Every Weekend After

From a Sunday morning yoga class in Brick to...
Television & TV Broadcasting

A Folk Festival’s Cross Country Road Trip Ends Up Exactly Where It Should, With Bruce Springsteen

Newport Folk Festival's Sea to Shining Sea project spent...
Entertainment

Explore New Jersey’s Best Things to Do This Week: Fairs, Festivals, and Big Nights of Live Music

From the final weekend of the state fair to...
Cultural Festivals

Rockaway Marks 250 Years of Irish American Heritage With a Day-Long Community Festival

The Irish American Association of Northwest Jersey opens its...
Theater & Stage

Collingswood Is Handing Its Historic Theater Over to Camden County, and the Reason Is Purely About Money

A 1931 theater with some of the best acoustics...
Music

Café Artiste Is the Listening Room Where Songwriters, Not Cover Bands, Get the Whole Room’s Attention

No chatter over the music. No requests for songs...
Food & Beverage

Megan Moroney Turned a Chicken Finger Chain Into a Rhinestone-Covered Fashion Drop

Two sparkly pink cups, a $100,000 charity commitment, and...
Live Music & Concerts

BTS Came Back to MetLife Stadium After Seven Years, and They Came Back Different

The ARIRANG World Tour's opening U.S. stop turned MetLife...
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Food & Beverage

The Sourdough You Had to Chase Down on a Porch Is Getting a Storefront This Fall

Aimee Speas built A Labor of Loaf into one of South Jersey's most sought after cottage bakeries from a home kitchen in Audubon, with...

The Sourdough You Had to Chase Down on a Porch Is Getting a Storefront This Fall

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Aimee Speas built A Labor of Loaf into one...

Nobody Actually Cares About the Fork Law. Plus It Saves Money For Businesses.

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New Jersey's Skip the Stuff law saves restaurants money,...

Foie Gras Is Still Legal in New Jersey, But Lawmakers Are Trying to Change That

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The fattened duck and goose liver delicacy remains legal...

Tony Skips the Legend and Finds Anthony Bourdain Washing Dishes Instead

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A24's new biopic makes a deliberate choice most life...

A Former Coffee Drive-Thru in Dumont Has Reopened as a Full-Menu Bagel Destination

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DOH Bagels & Cafe has taken over the old...
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Construction

Forty Four Years In, a Summit Contractor Explains Why Buildings Fail Slowly, Then All at Once

Adriatic Restoration Corporation has spent 44 years fixing the parts of a building most residents never think about, the facade, the balconies, the joints...
Real Estate

A Hoboken Photographer Built a National Directory to Fix an Industry He Knew Too Well

Jonathan Ayala spent more than a decade shooting listings across the Gold Coast before launching RealEstatePhotography.com, a curated directory built to cut through an...
Law & Order

New Jersey Crime Is at Historic Lows. Here Is What Actually Made Headlines This Week Anyway.

State data shows violent crime and gun violence falling to some of the lowest levels on record, a trend that rarely makes the same...
Theater & Stage

Middletown’s Community Theater Troupe Is Casting the Show Many Call Broadway’s Finest

The MAC Players are holding open auditions for Gypsy, Arthur Laurents and Stephen Sondheim's landmark backstage musical, with roles available for performers of nearly...
Television & TV Broadcasting

Montclair State Saves NJ Spotlight’s Archive, Even as Its Nightly Newscast Comes to an End

Montclair State University has acquired the NJ Spotlight name, website, and sixteen year archive from The WNET Group, keeping the state's most cited public...
Lifestyle

Pier Village’s Free Tuesday Jazz Nights Are Building Toward a Full Day Festival Finale

Every Tuesday evening in August, Pier Village's oceanfront Carousel Stage turns into a free jazz club with the Atlantic as its backdrop, a warm...
Food & Beverage

The Sourdough You Had to Chase Down on a Porch Is Getting a Storefront This Fall

Aimee Speas built A Labor of Loaf into one of South Jersey's most sought after cottage bakeries from a home kitchen in Audubon, with...
Legislation

Nobody Actually Cares About the Fork Law. Plus It Saves Money For Businesses.

New Jersey's Skip the Stuff law saves restaurants money, cuts down on real waste, and asks nothing more of anyone than saying the word...
Dispensary

Haddon Township Approves a Scaled Back Brotherly Bud Dispensary After May’s Rejection

Three months after the Planning Board turned down a bid to bring a second Brotherly Bud location to Crescent Boulevard, the cannabis operator returned...
Food & Beverage

Foie Gras Is Still Legal in New Jersey, But Lawmakers Are Trying to Change That

The fattened duck and goose liver delicacy remains legal to buy and serve in the Garden State, even as a pair of bills in...
Health & Wellness

Hunterdon County’s Family Resource Fair Returns With Face Paint, Ice Cream, and a Real Support Network

Postpartum Wellness of Hunterdon County is bringing its annual Family Resource Fair back to Flemington this September, pairing an afternoon of kid friendly fun...
Beer & Breweries

New Jersey’s Craft Beer Scene Has Somewhere to Be Today, and Nearly Every Weekend After

From a Sunday morning yoga class in Brick to an emo night takeover in Denville, New Jersey's breweries are functioning less like simple taprooms...
Jersey Shore

The Complete Guide to Every Pier Along the Jersey Shore

From a nearly three mile Navy trestle to a Ferris wheel that's the third tallest in the country, New Jersey's piers are where the...
Theater & Stage

A World Premiere in Long Branch Turns a Trailer Park Survival Story Into Must-See Theater

Jeffrey Sweet's A Change of Position, now running at New Jersey Repertory Company, has drawn strong early reviews for finding real humor and heart...
Politics

A Democrat Read Reagan’s Farewell Address to Open His Campaign Against Van Drew

At the opening of his campaign's new Atlantic County office, Democratic congressional nominee Zack Mullock built his pitch to South Jersey voters around an...
Weather Report

New Jersey’s Muggy, Stormy Stretch Isn’t Done Yet, and Today Brings the Sharpest Threat

Saturday brings the most active severe weather day of the week, with watches covering both northern and southern New Jersey and a warning already...
Law & Order

From the Accounting Office to Executive Director, a Parsippany Law Firm Promotes From Within

Einhorn Barbarito has named Rudolf Lys its new executive director, filling a role that had sat vacant since before he joined the firm nearly...
Business

New Jersey’s Unemployment Rate Just Hit a Two-Year Low, But the Job Market Tells a More Complicated Story

The state's jobless rate fell to its lowest point since March 2024 last month, even as overall payrolls barely moved, layoffs kept mounting at...
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Half the Inmates Approved for Compassionate Release in New Jersey Die Before Their Court Date

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A Hoboken Photographer Built a National Directory to Fix an Industry He Knew Too Well

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Egg Harbor Township’s Spencer Spirit Buys Hot Topic, Creating a 3,000 Store Mall Empire

Spencer Spirit Holdings, the South Jersey company behind Spencer's...
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If a Company Can Write Off a Laptop, a Parent Should Be Able to Write Off Daycare

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Technology & Tech

A Maplewood Hosting Firm Wants Your QuickBooks Data for $12 a Month. Here Is What to Know First.

Apps4Rent has rolled out a new session-based QuickBooks hosting...
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Construction

A Willingboro Startup Wants to End the Guessing Game Contractors Play Before They Bid

StarProve, a new mobile platform out of Willingboro, gives...
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Health & Wellness

A Morristown Agency Is Now Steering National Strategy for a Breast Cancer Nonprofit

The Oxígeno Project, a boutique creative and public relations...
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Dispensary

Inside Brooklawn’s Indigo Dispensary, Where a Philly Legend and Community Events Are the Draw

Indigo Dispensary has built its identity around more than...
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NJ Supreme Court Says a Little Known Council Went Too Far Killing a DWI Surcharge

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Parsippany’s Summit Financial Pushes Into Two New States With Latest Round of Partnerships

Summit Financial has folded two independent advisory practices into...
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A Denville Lab Just Solved One of Injectable Medicine’s Toughest Delivery Problems

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New Jersey’s Highest Court Strips Insurance Brokers of a Long-Standing Legal Shield

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Inside August’s Sunny Mehta’s Devils Rebuild: How New Jersey Retooled Its Roster for 2026-27

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Kean’s New Bill Wants to Let New Jersey Homeowners Take Their Mortgage Rate With Them

Congressman Tom Kean Jr. has introduced federal legislation that...
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