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This is one of the most beautiful displays you will see here in New Jersey and it's only with us for a short time. It's the fabulous cherry blossoms in Newark, New Jersey.

We are all looking for something delicious and different. Let’s face it, like a lot of things in life......food can get boring too. One new and exciting food is “acia”. First thing I wanted to know was how to pronounce it it’s pronounced “a-sigh” the “…

This time April and I were off to Gloucester County in search of the oldest home in New Jersey. In fact this is one of the oldest in America

So I have passed this sight many times and always would think "I wonder what this big bottle was at one time" and I always would say I need to ask our listeners because they will know.:) and each time iI would forget, but this time I took some pics and I'm gonna through it out there.

It's time to fire up the 92.7 WOBM time machine and take a trip back in time here at the Jersey Shore. I really enjoy being able to share the fantastic history that we have here in New Jersey and from listener response, you enjoy it as well.

We are just a little over two weeks away from St. Patrick's Day and everyone is Irish and wearin’ the green, including the iconic Bayville Dinosaur!

Taking a trip back in time once again here at the Jersey Shore. Folks have really been enjoying learning about local history and seeing the locations. I love getting the camera out and visiting the historical locations we take you too and let’s face it, it is kinda neat seeing all these locat…

Recently I did an article about the oldest bar in Ocean County, the Cedar Bridge Tavern in Barnegat (1740), now I figured only fair I take a trip to Monmouth County and find the oldest tavern still standing.

Thank you to all of our frontline workers! And now they step forward once again....this time, to receive the COVID-19 Vaccine.

So recently I did a story about a new Farm Store Drive-Thru that is being constructed on Route 37 in Toms River and one of our listeners wrote and said they thought that was what was possibly going up at the site of the former Jersey Paddler on Routes 70 & 88 in Brick Township.