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Sun, fun and jellyfish. What to know this week at the Delaware beaches
1+ week, 5+ day ago (607+ words) At the Delaware beaches, summertime means sun, surf, boardwalks, arcades, waterparks, Funland, shopping and dining. In late July, it's all happening, and it can be tough to keep up with. In the summertime, Delaware Online/The News Journal provides this…...
This Little-Known New Jersey Dish Is a True Local Favorite - AOL
16+ hour, 38+ min ago (621+ words) I’ve always loved trying unique foods in New Jersey, and as a foodie, I’m blessed to live in one of the most culturally and culinarily diverse states in the country. I grew up eating dim sum, samosas, Jamaican patties, and…...
Best and worst places to retire in Delaware, nearby. Here's where
23+ hour, 46+ min ago (160+ words) Retirement can look very different depending on where you live. While some communities offer affordable housing, strong retirement incomes and a lower cost of living, others can be more challenging for older adults on a fixed budget. To help identify…...
Delaware State Fair refund questions grow after another concert change - AOL
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (555+ words) Power outages, severe thunderstorms and canceled performances put a damper on the Delaware State Fair's concert lineup. After two disrupted concerts earlier this week, Sammy Kershaw dropped out of his July 31 performance opening for Tracy Lawrence along with Aaron Tippin....
Delaware State Fair refund questions grow after another concert change
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (555+ words) Power outages, severe thunderstorms and canceled performances put a damper on the Delaware State Fair's concert lineup. After two disrupted concerts earlier this week, Sammy Kershaw dropped out of his July 31 performance opening for Tracy Lawrence along with Aaron Tippin....
Guest Opinion: Newark council should not remove $11,000 from homeless center
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (441+ words) Newark voters have elected leaders who emphasize limited government and prioritize economic development and business growth. In doing so, they have also shaped the role they expect city government to play, leaving nonprofit and faith-based organizations to fill many of…...
NJ ANCHOR confirmation letters to be mailed in August: What we know
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (403+ words) The New Jersey Department of Treasury has announced that confirmation letters for the ANCHOR relief program are set to be mailed in the month of August for the 2026 rebate. New Jersey ANCHOR program is a state initiative designed to provide…...
Guest Opinion: Newark council should not remove $11,000 from homeless center - AOL
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (443+ words) Newark voters have elected leaders who emphasize limited government and prioritize economic development and business growth. In doing so, they have also shaped the role they expect city government to play, leaving nonprofit and faith-based organizations to fill many of…...
Delaware, Texas have highest business bankruptcy filings in U.S.
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (568+ words) (The Center Square) – Business bankruptcy filings have increased nationwide by nearly 12% in one year. That’s after they increased by nearly 15% the previous year. Business bankruptcy filings increased from 23,154 in the 12 months that ended March 31, 2025, to 25,796 in the 12 months ended March…...
New Jersey ‘Skip the Stuff’ law: takeout utensils now by request only - AOL
1+ day, 20+ hour ago (547+ words) New Jersey’s "Skip the Stuff" law takes effect Saturday, August 1. Restaurants can no longer automatically include plastic utensils, straws or napkins with takeout orders. Customers must now request single-use items, and repeat violations could result in fines. HADDONFIELD, N.J. - Starting Saturday,…...