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Last year, it became common to walk down the aisle at a supermarket and find empty shelves we could see it again this year.

If not for the Pine Barrens, Dollar Tree might be the official state tree. They seem to be all over.

The bad news is that if we were faced with a Zombie Apocalypse in New Jersey, we have had no training in preparation for such an event. This makes us vulnerable, and if you believe a report done by online real estate company Estately, New Jersey is the state least likely to survive.

Clubs that were SO fun, you knew the good times couldn't last forever.

From the streets of Cumberland County to the sands of the Jersey Shore, there are many restaurants you know and love SO MUCH you think more people should be able to enjoy them.

When you take the family out for a bite to eat, you want the kids to be able to have a little fun in an environment that welcomes them and lets them be themselves. Here's a bunch of kid-friendly restaurants in South Jersey.

As if! Look, South Jerseyans tend to get offended easily, but it's just because we're picked on so often. See if these things resonate with you.

A brand-new list was just published of the 10 worst small towns in New Jersey you'd supposedly never want to live, and eight of them are in South Jersey.

It is during these moments, that New Jersey people become some of the best comedy acts alive. Funny, it can take me an hour to come up with creative things to write about, but when I'm pulled over, my only challenge is to decide which excuse to use when the officer reaches my car.

To be honest, I don't usually find myself dining at the most expensive restaurants in America, not because I'm cheap lol but because I simply don't.

Ah, we're sure you remember (and miss!) a local bar or two where everyone knew your name. Bars you'd hit with friends until the lights came on and the bartender proclaimed 'last call!' Let's look back on the ones you miss the most.

Working Dog Winery is located in Hightstown, and well worth the drive. They're open Friday, Saturday and Sunday and offer a selection of awarded-winning wines. Working Dog Winery offers guided tastings, bottles to go and glasses of wine for you to enjoy on-site. While they don't sell food on premises, they do allow you to bring your own to pair with the wine. Call 609-371-6000.