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How To Assess A Golf Community

If you can tell the difference between a mashie niblick and a baffing spoon, there’s a good chance you’ve at least considered retiring to a golf community. Spending your golden years surrounded by lush greens is a widely-held American dream. Read more...

 

 

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Truck Loses Load, Ties Up Route 1 Traffic In Falls

Apr 18, 2024 7:28 pm

by Alex Lloyd Gross A dump truck that was traveling north on Route 1 just past Oxford Valley caused some delays when the back gate became disengaged and gravel started to spill onto the right lane. Po...

 

North Broad Street Traffic Initiative By Philly PD

Apr 18, 2024 5:14 pm

by Alex Lloyd Gross Effective April 15, 2024 and lasting 30 days, police will flood the North Broad Street corridor of the city. This is due to an uptick in accidents and injuries on the stretch of Ro...

 

Tour Of Honor, 2024 Held At Parx Bensalem

Apr 16, 2024 12:14 am

by Alex Lloyd Gross It happens every year. It starts in Bensalem and ends here. It’s a time when veterans come together. They meet at Parx Casino, board a series of buses and take a day trip...

 

 

Overview

New Jersey, named after the island of Jersey in the English Channel, is nicknamed 'The Garden State' because of its lush green scenery and outdoor recreation. It is bordered on the north by New York, on the east by the Atlantic Ocean, on the southwest by Delaware, and on the west by Pennsylvania. Parts of New Jersey lie within the metropolitan areas of New York and Philadelphia.

To the east, along the Atlantic coastline, there are more than 90 miles of shoreline with beaches both bustling and serene. This area was devastated by 2012’s Hurricane Sandy, but much of it is bouncing back and recovering from the impact.

For those interested in the great outdoors, there is the 70,000-acre Delaware Water Gap along the border between New Jersey and Pennsylvania, which features around 37 miles of riverfront and tree-lined hiking trails.

There are a variety of cities and areas for retirees to enjoy in New Jersey. Atlantic City offers gambling, night life and amusement parks, while towns like Cape May feature some of the best beaches in the Northeast. Princeton, home of Princeton University, is famous not only for the college, but for famous figures such as Presidents Woodrow Wilson and Grover Cleveland who once resided there.

Top 12 most popular retirement cities in New Jersey... Barnegat:08005 Buena:08310 Cape May:08204 Cold Spring:08204 Cream Ridge:08514 Little Egg Harbor:08087 North Cape May:08204 Toms River:08755 Tuckerton:08087 Waretown:08758 Wildwood:08260 Wildwood Crest:08260