Jersey Shore Events

It'll be taking over the location of the former brunch spot Hash House A Go-Go which suddenly closed last year. The new restaurant got preliminary approval from Moorestown officials to open up in lot 1375 in the Moorestown Mall on Monday.

To date, there isn't an exact date in which the Marine Stranding Center thinks they'll be able to release the seal pup back into the wild but seeing this animal on the med and doing better is great news in and of itself!

So if you're looking for something fun to do and explore in Jersey, why not check out a little hidden gem that was ranked among one of the best in the country?

The Warner Theatre started as a single-screen theater opening in 1932 and over the years evolved into a four-screen movie theatre and an integral part of the community in Ridgewood.

For most of us, the act of changing all the clocks in our house or apartment isn't something we really need to think about thanks to smartphones and smartwatches automatically jumping ahead an hour.

The Madison Resort is strategically located in Wildwood Crest so it's close to all of the fun and excitement of the Wildwood boardwalk, but far enough away that it's not in a loud part of town.

Snow storms in Jersey bring with them a ton of issues from the roads being a mess, traffic accidents increasing, and of course, thousands of people losing their power.

Last month, the Dome got approval for a 20-year lease and would be joining a lot of cool local businesses like Cape May Brewing and a few Tech Businesses that are attracting a lot of people to the area.

Closures have been running rampant near the Jersey Shore for the past few weeks. It was announced that Shooters was closing in Ocean County, after ten solid years in business. More on the Shooters closing here. We also learned that Champs Sports is closing at the Ocean County Mall.

You may remember the Ice Bowl of 1967, when the Packers played to Cowboys in temperatures as low as -13 degrees, with windchills that made it feel like -48. Joe Mason, of the APP, reports that the Giants also played one of the coldest games in NFL history.

Details at this point are pretty shaky, but NJ.com reports that there are plans for Dave And Busters to revamp the Sears in the Newport Centre to be the next location for their restaurant and arcade.

The new full-service restaurant will not only feature tasty seafood, but it appears as though they'll also have breakfast sandwiches, hoagies, and of course lots of seafood.