Syma Chowdhry

New Jersey

Morning News Anchor at News 12 New Jersey

Emmy Award Winning Anchor on @News12NJ and Mom of 3 kids! The only thing I do halfway is a marathon! 🏃‍♀️#JerseyGirl

Articles

Made in New Jersey: Bang Cookies makes Jersey City sweeter

2 months ago | newjersey.news12.com | Syma Chowdhry

Made in New Jersey: Bang Cookies makes Jersey City sweeterThis week's Made in New Jersey segment highlights the local bakery's oversized treats, baked fresh with premium, natural components for a standout dessert experience.
Made in New Jersey: Puffy Cotton Candy at the Freehold Raceway Mall

Mar 24, 2025 | newjersey.news12.com | Syma Chowdhry

Cotton candy is a boardwalk staple - but who knew it could be a work of art? Puffy Cotton Candy at the Freehold Raceway Mall puts a spin on this deliciously spun treat made in New Jersey!
Made in New jersey: Baked Bouquet transforms cupcakes into flower arrangements

Mar 17, 2025 | newjersey.news12.com | Syma Chowdhry

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Made in New Jersey: Multipet in East Rutherford drives pet industry boom with toys

Mar 10, 2025 | newjersey.news12.com | Syma Chowdhry

Made in New Jersey: Multipet in East Rutherford drives pet industry boom with toys•Mar 10, 2025, 1:58 PM•Updated 13 min agoThe pet industry is booming in East Rutherford and beyond, and it's not just about food—toys are a major player in the multibillion-dollar market. In today's "Made in New Jersey," Mark Hirschberg, president of Multipet, shares how his nearly 30-year-old company has evolved with changing pet trends.
Made in New Jersey: Audible's Newark hub showcases audio storytelling

Mar 5, 2025 | newjersey.news12.com | Syma Chowdhry

Audible's global headquarters in Newark is featured in today's "Made in New Jersey."As the leading producer and provider of audio storytelling, Audible crafts immersive tales for listeners worldwide.
Made in New Jersey: Flounder Brewing Company turns winter blues into brews

Feb 24, 2025 | newjersey.news12.com | Syma Chowdhry

Made in New Jersey: Flounder Brewing Company turns winter blues into brews•Feb 24, 2025, 1:04 PM•Updated 11 min agoLooking for a cure for the winter blues? At Flounder Brewing Company in Somerset County, Jeremy Lees is serving up craft beer and community spirit inside a 250-year-old barn. Lees, a New Jersey native born and raised, never doubted he'd plant his brewery in the Garden State.
Made in New Jersey: A Floral Haven at Moonshot Farm in Mercer County

Feb 10, 2025 | newjersey.news12.com | Syma Chowdhry

With Valentine's Day this Friday, it's time to show New Jersey's flower farms some love. In today's "Made in New Jersey" feature, we journey to Moonshot Farm in East Windsor to visit a floral haven that blooms year-round. The greenhouse at Moonshot Farm is geothermally heated, using the heat from the earth and the sun to maintain a temperature of 60 degrees. Moonshot Farm is one of the only cut flower farms with an abundance of blooms in the middle of February.
Made in New Jersey: Witch Baby in Cranford

Feb 3, 2025 | newjersey.news12.com | Syma Chowdhry

Made in New Jersey: Witch Baby in CranfordWith Valentine’s Day right around the corner, it is time to think of LOVE – even self-love. In today’s Made in New Jersey we head to Cranford to pay a visit to Witch Baby.
Made in New Jersey: Popcorn for the People in Piscataway

Jan 27, 2025 | newjersey.news12.com | Syma Chowdhry

Made in New Jersey: Popcorn for the People in Piscataway•Jan 27, 2025, 12:53 PM•Updated 5 min agoIn today's Made in New Jersey, News 12 popped into Popcorn for the People, a company in Middlesex County dedicated to empowering and employing individuals with disabilities. The company, which began a decade ago, has grown from humble beginnings to now include a factory in Piscataway and a second site in Philadelphia.
Made in New Jersey: Get a high-energy workout at CKO Kickboxing

Jan 13, 2025 | newjersey.news12.com | Syma Chowdhry

CKO Kickboxing is a fitness franchise that's Made in New Jersey, with its roots in Hoboken and about 40 locations throughout the Garden State. One franchisee, Mike Sclafani, started out as a client and lost 40 pounds, which inspired him to open his own location in Freehold.