Posts from r/newjersey on Wednesday, 10/07
POSTS - WEDNESDAY, 10/07
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NYC Families That Fled to Suburbs See Jersey Discount Disappear
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NJ electric bills are up 43% in three years. Second worst in the country.
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What’s going on with New Jersey? Netflix, Paramount and Lionsgate are all building massive studios there, and even Miami Vice ‘85 is being filmed there right now instead of Florida or LA
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ShopRite & The Jersey Shore
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US Revolutionary War hero, politician, philanthropist, and NJ legend Henry Rutgers was born on this date in 1745. His donations to Queen's College in New Brunswick reopened the faltering school, which was soon renamed Rutgers College, known today as "Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey"
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In 2017, New Jersey aimed for 65% of state residents to achieve some college education by 2025 — an effort called the “65 by ’25” campaign. As of 2024, the state saw a 6% increase, with 59% of working-age residents possessing a post-high school credential
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Does anyone else have a New Jersey restaurant that’s become part of their Sunday tradition?
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16-year-old driver tried to flee crash that injured 6 teens near Camden County high school
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Sacco will resign as North Bergen mayor
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Saying goodbye to Trenton’s legendary music venue, City Gardens
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