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You might think that with the legalization of marijuana in our state, perhaps everyone would just be a little more chill, right? Well get this, the only state with crankier workers is Colorado. What gives?

I asked my friends who contribute to the Original Egg Harbor Twp Area Happenings 08234 Facebook page to help me find those who go out of their way to make our dining experience special.

Doesn't it seem like there are a lot of prisoners who escape from the custody of the New Jersey Department of Corrections? Below is information about four subjects that are wanted by New Jersey authorities. Three of them are escapees. All should be considered dangerous.

Anyone over a certain age in New Jersey has memories of going out clubbing and then ending the night with a big dish of disco fries, at some late-night joint. Friends would gather after a night of partying and share war stories about that hot chick who turned you down or the cute guy who kept checking you out.

72-year-old Idalia is 4'9" and 94 pounds. Idalia has been missing since July 5th, when she left her residence in Northfield. She was last seen near Doughty & Delilah Rds in Egg Harbor Township. She was wearing blue jeans and gray Sketcher sneakers.

The holidays are quickly approaching, and it's important for dog owners to know which foods are dangerous, and which are ok to share with our furry friends. The idea for this story is to focus on some of the more popular foods.

Stacker compiled a list of the highest rated restaurants in Atlantic City that are listed as "cheap eats" on Tripadvisor.

More and more of NJ's retailers are choosing to remain closed on the Thanksgiving holiday to give workers time to enjoy it with their families.

These are four dangerous felons who have recently escaped custody from the New Jersey Department of Corrections. If you see, or know the whereabouts of any of these individuals, you should immediately call 9-1-1. You should never attempt to approach these individuals yourself. They should be considered armed and dangerous.

Visitors will soon be able to camp overnight in new luxury accommodations, something no one could have imagined when the park opened in the mid-seventies as a drive-through attraction. Selim Bassoul, President and Chief Executive Officer of Six Flags says,