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Spooky season is upon us! And whether you like to keep your celebrations low-key with a hayride or having the living daylights scared out of you, we've put together your ultimate guide for spooky and haunted attractions in South Jersey this Halloween.

Summer has me reminiscing about some old clubs my friends and I used to hit up when we were in the mood for a wild and crazy night. Clubs that were SO fun, you knew the good times couldn't last forever.

Ah, we're sure you remember (and miss!) a local bar or two where everyone knew your name. Bars you'd hit with friends until the lights came on and the bartender proclaimed 'last call!' Let's look back on the ones you miss the most.

A well-respected, high-profile food publication has just released its list of the 50 best new restaurants in America, and three of them are located in Philly.

We have painstakingly researched the best ice cream places in Atlantic, Cape May, and lower Ocean counties and compiled that information for you here. It was our pleasure!

What would Fourth of July Weekend be without fireworks? And, there are lots of them going off ALL OVER South Jersey and along the Jersey Shore. Check out our fireworks guide to find out when and where to catch them near you.

Some of us think of French fries as a side dish, while others consider it a meal all its own. So, when South Jersey's in the mood, whether it's crinkle cut or shoestring, these are some of your favorite fries.

We're coming up on another summer at the Jersey Shore! Before you get lost in the excitement of sunny days on the sand, we're running down how much beach tags will cost you, and the pre-season deals you can still take advantage of!

Looks like just figured out something we already know to be true: There's a pretty excellent doughnut shop at the Jersey Shore totally worthy of national attention.

There are certain Jersey Shore things that attract out-of-towners. Ya know, like Lucy the Elephant, Atlantic City, Morey's Piers. But, lets be honest. We love 'em, too! Here's a list of 38 places at the Jersey Shore that could be considered 'tourist traps' that even the locals can't resist.