New Jersey Digest

Let’s get one thing straight: Print is very much alive. The Digest measures 8.5 x 5.4375 inches, but we aim to think beyond those dimensions. Our primary mission is to share the stories of various businesses, which can be expressed in just five words or expanded to two hundred — featuring a striking image or a collection of three. Secondly, we focus on creating editorial content that challenges norms and sparks creativity, whether it’s a holiday special or a food-centric issue. Our aim is to captivate you, bring a smile to your face, and occasionally stir up some friendly debate. We strive to craft articles that resonate with you now, rather than recycling what you might have seen before. In summary, we want to send you a complimentary magazine that feels anything but free.

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Move Over Philly, 23 Cheesesteaks To Try in New Jersey

4 days ago | thedigestonline.com | Peter Candia

New Jersey's close proximity to Philadelphia means that cheesesteaks are not hard to come by. Throughout the shore towns and Philly-area suburbs, there are dozens of great options. To my delight, North Jersey now enjoys many excellent cheesesteaks as well. At its simplest, a good cheesesteak includes shaved ribeye, grilled onions and melty cheese on a chewy sub roll.
There's a Natural Wine Fair Coming To NJ

1 week ago | thedigestonline.com | Peter Candia
Cranbury, NJ Moves to Seize Historic Family Farm for Affordable Housing

2 weeks ago | thedigestonline.com | Peter Candia
As the NJ Primary Nears, One Candidate Looks To Break From the Establishment

3 weeks ago | thedigestonline.com | Peter Candia

With early voting now open for the New Jersey Democratic Gubernatorial primary, one candidate is honing in on a simple message: electability matters. The crowded field of six Democratic contenders reflects a party still coming to terms with losses up and down the ballot last year. All are angling for a path forward in a general election that's expected to be competitive, even in a reliably blue state. New Jersey hasn't elected three consecutive Democratic Governors in over 60 years.
16 Places to Go Kayaking in New Jersey

3 weeks ago | thedigestonline.com | Michael Scivoli

There's no arguing that summer days are best spent on the water. In New Jersey, kayaking is a great way to get out and explore our state's landscapes from a new perspective. Don't just take our word for it. Some of NJ's coolest sights are best taken in from the area's lakes and . Want to paddle past Batsto Village ? How about along the Manhattan skyline? With the water flowing underneath you and sunshine all around, take this as an opportunity to reconnect with nature.
Dive Into These 13 NJ Swimming Holes This Summer

3 weeks ago | thedigestonline.com | Kayla Mutchler

Summer is officially here, and it seems like it's going to be a hot one. Luckily, New Jersey has plenty of places where you can cool off. Instead of heading down the Shore, why not switch things up and try one of the Garden State's many swimming holes? By definition, a swimming hole is any lake or river that is deep enough to swim in, and there are plenty to choose from. We've comprised a list of 13 NJ swimming holes for you to enjoy, varying from manmade lakes to natural pools and more. 1.
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka Sues Top Trump Lawyer Alina Habba

3 weeks ago | thedigestonline.com | Peter Candia
The 21 Best Italian Bakeries and Pastry Shops in NJ

4 weeks ago | thedigestonline.com | Peter Candia

Growing up in New Jersey, I figured a box of Italian pastries and a crusty loaf of bread on Sundays was a universal experience-something every kid had access to no matter where they lived. Every single family get-together started with a fresh loaf of Italian bread and ended with a box of eclairs, cannoli, Napoleons and sfogliatella. Hell, even funerals ended with a plate of pignoli cookies or the crunchy sesame ones I can never seem to remember the name of.
Connecticut’s Most-Wishlisted Airbnb Is a Riverfront Dream - New Jersey Digest

1 month ago | thedigestonline.com

A riverfront cottage in Weston, Connecticut has recently been named to Airbnb’s most wishlisted properties in the state. After one look at this sleek and serene hideaway known as The River Loft, it’s easy to see why its become an obsession on the platform. Designed in 2015 by renowned Connecticut architect Jeanne Stoney, The River […]
Gubernatorial Candidate Mikie Sherrill Confronted On Popular Radio Show Over Allegedly Accepting Elon Musk PAC Money

1 month ago | thedigestonline.com | Peter Candia

New Jersey Representative and Gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill (NJ-11) appeared on The Breakfast Club-a popular radio show hosted by Lenard Larry McKelvey, better known as Charlamagne tha God and RaaShaun Casey, professionally known as DJ Envy. The show covers a variety of topics including pop culture, dating and politics-where the hosts tend to lean on the liberal side of the aisle.