It also has some Metropolitan Living content that strikes me as slightly snooty and not very useful for those of us whose incomes are a mere five figures before the decimal. The magazine also has some snappy short bits, like you'd expect to see in, say, Buzz, which makes for a fairly uneven read. New Jersey Monthly has listings which seem especially good for festivals and family-oriented activities. The book covers all of New Jersey and nearby areas in neighboring states. If you can't get it through your local bookseller, you can order it directly from the publisher, the Woodmont Press, P.O. Box 108, Green Village, N.J., 07935.
New Jersey has the Jersey Devil.
A creature that's been sighted since the 1730s, the Jersey Devil has been blamed for eating children and pets and lesser transgressions. Its home is said to be in the Pine Barrens of South Jersey, and it's been seen throughout South Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey Online also has some information about the Jersey Devil to whet your appetite. So to speak. In other words, it looks like the perfect book for dinogeeks like me.