Groundhog Day

The quirky state law in New Jersey prevents that prevents Milltown from having a resident groundhog for Groundhog Day festivities.

The 137th annual Groundhog Day is February 2nd in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. But what if it were to take place somewhere here in South Jersey?

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Lady Edwina of Essex makes her weather debut at The Turtle Back Zoo in West Orange, predicting an early spring.

Wednesday, Feb. 2 is Groundhog Day. That silly groundhog Punxsutawney Phil gets snatched out of his hole to see if he sees his shadow.

Because February is so much more than just Hollywood’s “dump month.”

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You may know of Pennsylvania's Punxsutawny Phil, or perhaps Staten Island Chuck, but did you know that New Jersey has their very own Milltown Mel?

I don't think there's an area on the planet that roots for an early spring more than the Jersey Shore.

Punxsutawney Phil saw his stupid groundhog shadow, which means six more weeks of winter...and six more weeks of me being cranky. Why? Take today for example.

I wanted to make sure we get an early start to spring and I didn't want to leave it in the paws of Punxsutawney Phil. Enter Lincroft Lou.

In case you can't keep it straight: if the sun shines and Puxatawney Phil sees his shadow, we get six more weeks of winter. But here are some other things about Groundhog Day you may not have known.