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Now that cannabis is legal in New Jersey, stats are starting to be kept and data compiled.

State of emergency: The NJ towns that got the most rain this weekend
An already saturated Northeast began drying out Monday after drenching rain over the weekend resulted in flash flooding and landslides in New Jersey and the deaths of at least five people in Pennsylvania.

NJ has the only nonprofit kids winter activity center in the U.S.
A must-visit destination for anyone looking to enjoy the beauty of the winter season.

From Goodfellas to rubble: Remembering Joe Pesci’s iconic NJ shore mansion
Caravella Demolition of East Hanover took the stately waterfront home down to its foundation in just about two hours time.

Summer Travel Tips: How to Stay Safe from COVID-19
Jerry Zuckerman, M.D., vice president of infection prevention and control at Hackensack Meridian Health, offers advice on how to travel safely this summer.

Mask critics at NJ school board meetings make Nazi comparisons
Adults refusing to follow mask protocols derailed two school board meetings in Monmouth County - as non-residents were police escorted from Marlboro and a Freehold man's defiance prompted board members there to leave.

When Memory Loss Is Normal – and When It Might Mean Something More Serious
What’s the distinction between normal forgetting versus early signs of cognitive deterioration? The experts at Hackensack Meridian Health explain.

New Jersey’s 750 victims of 9/11 — We’ll never forget them
The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 were felt by the whole country, the whole world. But nowhere more powerfully than in New York and New Jersey.

Morey’s Piers Wants to Offer You the Summer Job of a Lifetime
Morey's Piers is seeking enthusiastic, outgoing, and responsible team players to fill a number of different positions for the upcoming summer season.

Hackensack Explains: Can You Get COVID Twice?
Some diseases, like measles, can only infect us once; our body’s immune system produces antibodies that ward off any future infections. Naturally, millions of Americans who’ve recovered from COVID-19 over the past year hope the same might be true for this virus...
