New Jersey’s high schools have once again proven their excellence by placing prominently in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings. With 42 of the state’s public high schools landing in the top 5% nationally, New Jersey has secured its position among the nation’s academic leaders. This achievement marks an upward trend from recent years, with 37 and 29 New Jersey schools making the list in 2023 and 2022, respectively.
New Jersey offers an array of opportunities to interact with wildlife in a safe and enjoyable environment. Discover zoos, farms, and aquariums where you can observe and connect with your favorite animals.
Embark on a culinary adventure to discover the exquisite flavors of bone-in veal parmigiana, a testament to culinary excellence. One of the most delectable dishes available, it showcases the skill and dedication of exceptional restaurants. Our exploration leads us to Clark, New Jersey, where a hidden gem awaits discovery.
Millions of spotted lanternflies are expected to emerge in New Jersey in early May, following a decrease in sightings in the western part of the state in 2023. The invasive insect, native to Asia, has established populations in every county in New Jersey, with officials expecting the infestation to continue moving eastward. While eradication is not feasible, the state is focusing on managing the population through treatments at seaports and transportation corridors, as well as reimbursements for local treatment programs. Residents are encouraged to stomp out spotted lanternflies and scrape off egg masses, which can harbor 30-50 nymphs each.
Brody Muly’s six-goal performance led No. 8 Manasquan to a dominant 17-1 victory over Red Bank Catholic. Brandon Kunz contributed with three goals and two assists, while Kelly Mulligan notched two goals and two assists. Mason Schlaefer scored twice, and Nick Bounassi made six saves for Manasquan (7-0).
Immaculate Heart came out victorious over No. 17 Randolph with a score of 12-6 in Washington Township. This win marks the second consecutive victory for Immaculate Heart after a tough losing streak.
The National Weather Service has issued a report for elevated fire danger in 16 New Jersey counties, effective from Monday 8:17 p.m. to Tuesday 4:30 a.m. Conditions include low humidity, southerly winds, and dry fuels, increasing the risk of fire spread.
Despite New Jersey’s vibrant nightlife scene, a recent survey found that 58% of residents prefer to spend a quiet night at home. Factors such as fatigue, family responsibilities, and a desire to relax contribute to this preference.
A freeze warning has been issued for several New Jersey counties, including Sussex, Warren, and Morris. Sub-freezing temperatures are expected between 2 a.m. and 9 a.m. on Tuesday, with temperatures dropping as low as 30 degrees. Frost and freezing conditions can damage crops and vegetation, so residents are advised to take steps to protect their plants.
The 128th Penn Relays return to Franklin Field in Philadelphia this Thursday, and New Jersey’s girls triple jumpers are poised to make a strong showing. Here’s a preview of their prospects in this exciting event.
