Inclusive playground coming to John F. Kennedy Park in Somers Point
Family Tides Families visiting John F. Kennedy Park in Somers Point may have noticed that much of the playground equipment has seemingly disappeared. But there is good news behind the empty space: a fully inclusive overhaul is underway. The updates to the park will...
Cape May’s secret season
Cape May enjoys a well-earned reputation as a premier summer destination. But those who know this seaside town best understand a quieter truth: winter is when Cape May reveals its deepest magic. This year, Cape Resorts is embracing that charm with extended-stay...
Kohr Bros. and Steel’s Fudge: A century of sweetness at the Jersey Shore
There was a time when a visitor to the Jersey Shore couldn’t walk a block on the boardwalks of Atlantic City, Ocean City, Wildwood, or other seaside resorts without running into a Kohr Bros. Frozen Custard or a Steel’s Fudge store. Though not as ubiquitous as they...
Calm and colors: South Jersey artists bring healing to Shore’s halls
Views from the Shore For many years now, the entryway at Shore Medical Center has served as more than a hallway. It has functioned as a gallery — a welcoming space where local artists offer patients, visitors, and staff a moment of calm before they take their next...
Friends of OCNJ, Scarborough Inn host annual Historic Holiday House Tour
Friends of OCNJ History & Culture is hosting its annual Historic Holiday House Tour on Saturday, Dec. 6. Now in its third year, the house tour has quickly become one of the most anticipated seasonal events on the island, drawing interest from residents and...
