Shannon Eblen
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Inside the new Museum of the American Revolution
A century in the making, the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia opens this April → Read More
Hearthside opening this summer in Collingswood
Contemporary American, wood-fired oven and grill food will be on the menu of the new restaurant → Read More
SJ photographer on timely WWII mission
Portraits of World War II veterans as they served and as they are now are the subject of an upcoming book by Medford photographer Richard Bell. → Read More
Whole Foods hatches new businesses
The Cherry Hill incubator is one-of-a-kind within the company → Read More
How super are superfoods?
Some of the 2017 food trends and what healthy food you should be eating → Read More
Inside the new Museum of the American Revolution
A century in the making, the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia opens this April → Read More
Little free libraries continue to grow in South Jersey
In an age of dwindling attention spans and e-readers, the growth of little free libraries shows there is still a place for books. → Read More
More women get in the running
More women are looking to run for political office and close the gender gap → Read More
Drag shows are having a moment in SJ
Drag shows have long been a draw in Philly, but are hot right now at home → Read More
Drag shows are having a moment in SJ
Drag shows have long been a draw in Philly, but are hot right now at home → Read More
Is the time for seed libraries long overdue?
The cultivation of seeds allowed civilizations to develop, leading away from the hunter-gatherer life and toward the growth of farms and villages. → Read More
Pitman opens a new visual art center
It started last September with the art stroll, a walking tour of photographs printed and mounted on light posts around Pitman. The number of artists who submitted photographs and the turnout for the event were both great, said Lisa Morgey, president of the Pitman Chamber of Commerce, but even in the days following the event, she saw people walking around downtown admiring the artwork. Not only… → Read More
Flower Show goes to Holland, land of tulips
The 2017 Flower Show examines a lesser known side of Holland → Read More
Watch 'A Year in the Life' by 'Gilmore Girls' rules
'Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life' debuts on Netflix on Nov. 25. → Read More
In Philly for the DNC? Here’s where to eat
There will be plenty of politicking and protesting during the Democratic National Convention. Make time for a meal. → Read More
Philadelphia Orchestra music director to stay until 2026
The Philadelphia Orchestra announced Thursday that music director Yannick Nézet-Séguin will extend his contract with the orchestra through the 2025-26 season. → Read More
What to buy at the farmers market right now
It's that time of year, when the farmers markets have a bounty of fruits and vegetables. But what produce should you buy right now, and how should you prepare it? → Read More
Students create technological tools at Rowan hackathon
Students raced against time to create new technological tools at Rowan University's first hackathon → Read More
SJ illustrator E.B. Lewis brings the world to children
E.B. Lewis, an award-winning children’s book illustrator and South Jersey resident, is the focus of an art exhibit celebrating Black History Month. → Read More
The second biggest loser
A South Jersey couple fell just short of winning 'The Biggest Loser,' but lost a combined 250 pounds. → Read More