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3 days ago | 
943thepoint.com | Lou Russo
Every state in America has a boring score, and we are about to find out how New Jersey did.
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1 week ago | 
943thepoint.com | Lou Russo
An entertainment website has named the 19 most haunted places in America, and one of the scariest is in New Jersey. While New Jersey residents are preparing to celebrate summer at the Jersey Shore, we wonder how close you'll be to one of the top 20 most haunted places in America. You may be surprised to know that it's easier to stumble across this place than you think. Creepy place. (Photo by Dennis Schmidt on Unsplash)That's because this haunted place is a little bigger than most.
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1 week ago | 
943thepoint.com | Lou Russo
One of the premier food-related websites has chosen the best hidden gem restaurant in New Jersey. If you're looking for an amazing new restaurant to try, the experts at Lovefood have named the best hidden gem restaurant in our state. Many times, when a publication chooses this, it's one of the names we hear frequently. It's often a great place like Top's Diner or Chart House.
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1 week ago | 
943thepoint.com | Lou Russo
A recent study of internet data has revealed the top travel destination for New Jersey residents. New Jersey is a vacation destination for people all over the world every year, but where do Garden State residents want to get away to when their vacation time rolls around? One way to find out where New Jersey residents want to travel is to analyze internet data from residents of the Garden State. Photo by INHYEOK PARK on UnsplashThat's what Mental Floss reported on.
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1 week ago | 
943thepoint.com | Lou Russo
A major travel website has named a beloved New Jersey town the most underrated in the state. So many New Jersey towns, especially the ones at the Jersey Shore, get plenty of headlines and accolades. You don't have to explain to anyone about Cape May, Seaside Heights, or Point Pleasant Beach. These worldwide summer destinations are famous and loved.
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1 week ago | 
943thepoint.com | Lou Russo
A study identified the happiest cities in America, and only one New Jersey town made the Top 50. Most people in New Jersey often find themselves rushed, stressed, and a little cranky at times. When you live in New Jersey, it comes with the territory. Despite the congestion, traffic, high cost of living, and all the other obstacles faced each day in the Garden State, many residents still find a way to be happy.
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1 week ago | 
943thepoint.com | Lou Russo
A respected travel website has made its choice for the best outdoor retreat in New Jersey. In many ways, when summer hits at the Jersey Shore, half of the state is an amazing outdoor retreat. Photo by Federico Giampieri on UnsplashWho doesn't feel their tension immediately lower when they hit one of New Jersey's amazing beaches? Granted, the tension doesn't usually begin to melt away from us until we secure a parking spot, but eventually it does.
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1 week ago | 
943thepoint.com | Lou Russo
New Jersey is well-represented on a recent list of the best small towns on the East Coast. If you live in New Jersey, you know we have a state full of places that capture small-town charm better than anywhere else. That fact is reflected in a recently published list of the best small towns in the Northeast. New Jersey is all over that list. Sunrise at McCabe Ave Beach, Bradley BeachThe list, published by Stacker, contains their choices for the top 25 best small towns in that region of the country.
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1 week ago | 
943thepoint.com | Lou Russo
According to one travel website, there are twenty towns in America where time stood still, and one of them is in New Jersey. The folks at America Rewind USA searched the country for those rare towns that seem to be a snapshot of the past. They can make you feel like you are walking through a different time, and some towns can perform this magic trick.
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1 week ago | 
943thepoint.com | Lou Russo
New Jersey residents were asked which roads in the state currently have the poorest conditions, and the results are in. As I was driving around the Garden State over the weekend, it dawned on me that I was bouncing all over the place due to the poor conditions on many of the roads I was traveling on. These roads have too many cars, too much traffic, and constant construction, so it comes as no surprise that the bouncing is happening.
