Ocean CityQuakertown spokesperson announces superintendent is on leaveSuperintendent Matthew Friedman is on leave effective immediately, the district said. Assistant Superintendent Lisa Hoffman will oversee day-to-day operations.Maddie Hanna The Quakertown school board has accepted its superintendent's resignationMaddie Hanna A South Jersey food anchor folds amid a staffing crisis and rising costsMichael Klein Gay Talese’s former Jersey Shore house is listed for $8 millionAbigail Covington Terence J. O’Reilly Sr., 88, Irishman and Philly-area dishwashing kingpin, has diedMichael Klein AdvertisementHow Sandy prepared parts of the Jersey Shore for last week’s nor’easter“The good news is we’ve done a lot of good work," said U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew.Amy S. Rosenberg Charles P. Baker III, celebrated cofounder of Baker Industries for the ‘least employable,’ has died at 101 “We have a philosophy of work as rehabilitation,” he told the Daily News in 1988. “The goal is to show these people they can do a whale of a lot more than they think they can do.”Gary Miles We made 10 Shore predictions for 2026. Here’s how we did.Wonderland development, noise complaints, Taylor Swift, and more.Amy S. Rosenberg Stanley M. Schwarz, community-minded trial lawyer and former assistant district attorney, has died at 95 He joined the district attorney’s office in 1960, worked as assistant district attorney in the major trials unit, and handled hundreds of cases involving murder, assault, robbery, and other crimes. Gary Miles Congestion pricing, dog beaches, eliminating beach tags: 11 ideas to improve the ShoreThe Shore is changing quickly. How it can change for the better?Amy S. Rosenberg The Jersey Shore bakery that helped Dominic Sessa transform into Anthony BourdainBefore portraying Bourdain in the A24 biopic "Tony," Dominic Sessa used his paychecks from Cathy's 14th Street Bakery in Ocean City, N.J., to buy booze. It was the perfect research.Beatrice Forman A Havertown couple’s Ocean City beach cottage was decades in the makingThe Pannepacker family’s beach cottage has lots of surfboards, but no Wi-Fi. It’s a retreat long in the making.Terri Akman, For The Inquirer Ocean City community groups have filed a lawsuit challenging the Wonderland rehabilitation designation“This lawsuit was a difficult but necessary decision to make,” said Jack Gutenkunst of Plaza Place Civic Association.Amy S. Rosenberg The best antique and thrift stores to explore down the ShoreSkip the beach for an afternoon and browse vintage books, antique furniture, rare coins, thrift finds, and one-of-a-kind treasures at these 11 Jersey Shore shops.Sam Ruland and Hira Qureshi Meet the South Jersey business making food carts for Jersey Shore vendors and Disney WorldFor Custom Mobile’s handmade stainless-steel food wagons and trucks, competition is cheap foreign carts and Wawa.Joseph N. DiStefano Wonderland developer is tearing down a $10M mansion in AvalonDeveloper Eustace Mita says it's not for his personal use.Amy S. Rosenberg The best Jersey Shore farmers marketsShore season isn't over yet, and neither are its glorious farmers markets. Hira Qureshi Shakira, Tim McGraw, Jill Scott, and Connor Barwin’s Make the World Better concerts are highlights of a busy Philly music weekend Plus, one of Pierre Robert's favorite bands in South Philly, Disco Biscuits in King of Prussia, Bruce Hornsby in Ocean City, and a lot more.Dan DeLuca Emil DeJohn, celebrated clothing designer and longtime college fashion professor, has died at 88He designed clothing of all kinds for men, women, and children for Jones New York, OshKosh B’Gosh, and other international labels from 1960 to 1997. Gary Miles Philly music this week with J. Cole, Death Cab for Cutie, Japanese Breakfast, and morePlus, "Weird Al" Yankovic in Atlantic City, Taj Mahal in Wilmington, Trombone Shorty in Fishtown, and Bebe Rexha at FIFA Fan Festival.Dan DeLuca See more storiesAdvertisement
Quakertown spokesperson announces superintendent is on leaveSuperintendent Matthew Friedman is on leave effective immediately, the district said. Assistant Superintendent Lisa Hoffman will oversee day-to-day operations.Maddie Hanna
Quakertown spokesperson announces superintendent is on leaveSuperintendent Matthew Friedman is on leave effective immediately, the district said. Assistant Superintendent Lisa Hoffman will oversee day-to-day operations.Maddie Hanna
How Sandy prepared parts of the Jersey Shore for last week’s nor’easter“The good news is we’ve done a lot of good work," said U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew.Amy S. Rosenberg
How Sandy prepared parts of the Jersey Shore for last week’s nor’easter“The good news is we’ve done a lot of good work," said U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew.Amy S. Rosenberg
Charles P. Baker III, celebrated cofounder of Baker Industries for the ‘least employable,’ has died at 101 “We have a philosophy of work as rehabilitation,” he told the Daily News in 1988. “The goal is to show these people they can do a whale of a lot more than they think they can do.”Gary Miles
Charles P. Baker III, celebrated cofounder of Baker Industries for the ‘least employable,’ has died at 101 “We have a philosophy of work as rehabilitation,” he told the Daily News in 1988. “The goal is to show these people they can do a whale of a lot more than they think they can do.”Gary Miles
We made 10 Shore predictions for 2026. Here’s how we did.Wonderland development, noise complaints, Taylor Swift, and more.Amy S. Rosenberg
We made 10 Shore predictions for 2026. Here’s how we did.Wonderland development, noise complaints, Taylor Swift, and more.Amy S. Rosenberg
Stanley M. Schwarz, community-minded trial lawyer and former assistant district attorney, has died at 95 He joined the district attorney’s office in 1960, worked as assistant district attorney in the major trials unit, and handled hundreds of cases involving murder, assault, robbery, and other crimes. Gary Miles
Stanley M. Schwarz, community-minded trial lawyer and former assistant district attorney, has died at 95 He joined the district attorney’s office in 1960, worked as assistant district attorney in the major trials unit, and handled hundreds of cases involving murder, assault, robbery, and other crimes. Gary Miles
Congestion pricing, dog beaches, eliminating beach tags: 11 ideas to improve the ShoreThe Shore is changing quickly. How it can change for the better?Amy S. Rosenberg
Congestion pricing, dog beaches, eliminating beach tags: 11 ideas to improve the ShoreThe Shore is changing quickly. How it can change for the better?Amy S. Rosenberg
The Jersey Shore bakery that helped Dominic Sessa transform into Anthony BourdainBefore portraying Bourdain in the A24 biopic "Tony," Dominic Sessa used his paychecks from Cathy's 14th Street Bakery in Ocean City, N.J., to buy booze. It was the perfect research.Beatrice Forman
The Jersey Shore bakery that helped Dominic Sessa transform into Anthony BourdainBefore portraying Bourdain in the A24 biopic "Tony," Dominic Sessa used his paychecks from Cathy's 14th Street Bakery in Ocean City, N.J., to buy booze. It was the perfect research.Beatrice Forman
A Havertown couple’s Ocean City beach cottage was decades in the makingThe Pannepacker family’s beach cottage has lots of surfboards, but no Wi-Fi. It’s a retreat long in the making.Terri Akman, For The Inquirer
A Havertown couple’s Ocean City beach cottage was decades in the makingThe Pannepacker family’s beach cottage has lots of surfboards, but no Wi-Fi. It’s a retreat long in the making.Terri Akman, For The Inquirer
Ocean City community groups have filed a lawsuit challenging the Wonderland rehabilitation designation“This lawsuit was a difficult but necessary decision to make,” said Jack Gutenkunst of Plaza Place Civic Association.Amy S. Rosenberg
Ocean City community groups have filed a lawsuit challenging the Wonderland rehabilitation designation“This lawsuit was a difficult but necessary decision to make,” said Jack Gutenkunst of Plaza Place Civic Association.Amy S. Rosenberg
The best antique and thrift stores to explore down the ShoreSkip the beach for an afternoon and browse vintage books, antique furniture, rare coins, thrift finds, and one-of-a-kind treasures at these 11 Jersey Shore shops.Sam Ruland and Hira Qureshi
The best antique and thrift stores to explore down the ShoreSkip the beach for an afternoon and browse vintage books, antique furniture, rare coins, thrift finds, and one-of-a-kind treasures at these 11 Jersey Shore shops.Sam Ruland and Hira Qureshi
Meet the South Jersey business making food carts for Jersey Shore vendors and Disney WorldFor Custom Mobile’s handmade stainless-steel food wagons and trucks, competition is cheap foreign carts and Wawa.Joseph N. DiStefano
Meet the South Jersey business making food carts for Jersey Shore vendors and Disney WorldFor Custom Mobile’s handmade stainless-steel food wagons and trucks, competition is cheap foreign carts and Wawa.Joseph N. DiStefano
Wonderland developer is tearing down a $10M mansion in AvalonDeveloper Eustace Mita says it's not for his personal use.Amy S. Rosenberg
Wonderland developer is tearing down a $10M mansion in AvalonDeveloper Eustace Mita says it's not for his personal use.Amy S. Rosenberg
The best Jersey Shore farmers marketsShore season isn't over yet, and neither are its glorious farmers markets. Hira Qureshi
The best Jersey Shore farmers marketsShore season isn't over yet, and neither are its glorious farmers markets. Hira Qureshi
Shakira, Tim McGraw, Jill Scott, and Connor Barwin’s Make the World Better concerts are highlights of a busy Philly music weekend Plus, one of Pierre Robert's favorite bands in South Philly, Disco Biscuits in King of Prussia, Bruce Hornsby in Ocean City, and a lot more.Dan DeLuca
Shakira, Tim McGraw, Jill Scott, and Connor Barwin’s Make the World Better concerts are highlights of a busy Philly music weekend Plus, one of Pierre Robert's favorite bands in South Philly, Disco Biscuits in King of Prussia, Bruce Hornsby in Ocean City, and a lot more.Dan DeLuca
Emil DeJohn, celebrated clothing designer and longtime college fashion professor, has died at 88He designed clothing of all kinds for men, women, and children for Jones New York, OshKosh B’Gosh, and other international labels from 1960 to 1997. Gary Miles
Emil DeJohn, celebrated clothing designer and longtime college fashion professor, has died at 88He designed clothing of all kinds for men, women, and children for Jones New York, OshKosh B’Gosh, and other international labels from 1960 to 1997. Gary Miles
Philly music this week with J. Cole, Death Cab for Cutie, Japanese Breakfast, and morePlus, "Weird Al" Yankovic in Atlantic City, Taj Mahal in Wilmington, Trombone Shorty in Fishtown, and Bebe Rexha at FIFA Fan Festival.Dan DeLuca
Philly music this week with J. Cole, Death Cab for Cutie, Japanese Breakfast, and morePlus, "Weird Al" Yankovic in Atlantic City, Taj Mahal in Wilmington, Trombone Shorty in Fishtown, and Bebe Rexha at FIFA Fan Festival.Dan DeLuca
