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Enjoy a wonderful meal, a festive musical revue,
lively dance music, and a fascinating tour of New York Harbor. Depart from either
side of the Hudson River. Choose Weehawken, or Chelsea Piers in Manhattan Manhattan
Sightseeing Map - Shows the main sights and shops. |
Maps and Menus of many NYC Restaurants.
They list their 38
Essential Restaurants, the Hottest
New Restaurants, Hottest
Lunch Spots, and have current articles on how NYC is handling restaurant dining.
Order online from thousands of NYC restaurants
with Seamless.com. Browse menus from your favorite local restaurants. Select what
you want to eat and submit your order.
Search for restaurants and see their menus, prices,
hours, locations, and more. | 
Cheap
flights to New York (NYC).
Compare hundreds of travel sites in one search.
NYC Hotel Deals - other cities too.
The Official Tourism Site of NYC
Shopping, Restaurants, Hotels, Movies, History,
Nightclubs, Bars, Galleries, Newspapers, Theaters, Museums, Bus, Subway, Tourist
Info. |
Sports
and Broadway shows in New York City, or to click to view the touring shows across
the nation.
 New
York Radio Guide
Not
only can you find all the radio websites, but you can listen online with one click.
Also lets you generate a program listing for a given day of the week. |
Use TicketMaster and Telecharge to search the New
York/Tri-State Area for theaters and seating.
Radio City
There's
more here than the Radio City Rockettes. The "Mighty Wurlitzer" organ, which was
built especially for the theater has pipes, which are housed in eleven separate
rooms. Learn more about events and Radio City history. |
The leading provider of ticketing services
for Broadway and off-Broadway events.
TKTS offers same-day tickets to Broadway and off-Broadway
shows as well as other art events with a
25-50% discount, plus a small service
charge. |
| Webcams
- Webcams can show you what to expect before you travel. People enjoy seeing what's
called 'a must see view' of Bourbon
Street in New Orleans during Mardi Gras, but nothing tops NYC. Why not find
a webcam spot, stand tall, and wave to all your friends and family back home.
The DOT Main page has information
- Pedestrians, Bicyclists, Motorists and Parking, Ferries and Buses, a Map and
Satellite view, and their Camera
Street List is extensive. |
| WTC
Various NYC Cams | 41St
and 6th Brooklyn
Bridge |
47th Street
Little Italy |
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There
were 77 breweries in New York City in 1890.
The New York City Beer Guide is
the online source for information about the beer community in New York.
City.NYMAG
- Rooftop Bars in NYC | 
Ellis Island is now online
Was
a member of your family a passenger who came to America through Ellis Island between
1892 and 1924?
If so, you can search the archives for their records.
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Explore
the Catskill Mountains and the region with online books and pictures. See what
it was like before it was settled. Specific items include:
Souvenir Picture
Folders (1920s)
Various essays of the time, and from the writings of John
Burroughs:
"In The Catskills" (1910)
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Experience
the Big Apple as a virtual visitor
by exploring various tours before you visit.
See photos and maps and find
out what NYC events will be going on at the time. Central Park, Chinatown, Greenwich
Village, Little Italy, SoHo, South Street Seaport, Times Square, Brooklyn Bridge,
Carnegie Delicatessen, Empire State Building, Grand Central Terminal, Intrepid
Sea-Air-Space Museum, Rockefeller Center, Statue of Liberty, World Trade Center
(see it as it was). |
World Trade Center
September11News.com
- a site with many images and time lines of the dramatic events of that day.
Ground Zero. | 
Empire State Building
At Fifth Avenue and 34th Street stands one of New
York City's most famous fixtures - starring in over 90 movies, a star of gigantic
proportions - The Empire State Building. | 
Statue of Liberty
Next to the flag, it's America's
most famous symbol for freedom - an icon for the immigrant, Liberty Enlightening
the World as it is officially titled is familiarly known as the Statue of Liberty.
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Top ten New York architecture.
Warning - Don't click on anything until you've looked over the entire page.
There's just too much here and you don't want you to miss any of it. |
 | Brooklyn
Pictures of all areas of Brooklyn, including views of Coney Island, Manhattan,
Brownsville, Prospect Park, Bensonhurst, Flatbush, Sheepshead Bay, and all the
rest. | |
 | Staten
Island Ferry - Passengers ride the Staten Island Ferry for free. The fare
for passengers, which had been 50 cents for a round trip between St. George, Staten
Island, and the Whitehall Terminal in lower Manhattan, was eliminated in 1997.
Service is provided 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
The 5 mile, 25 minute
ride provides a majestic view of New York Harbor and a no-hassle boat ride, for
free! From the deck of the ferry you will have a perfect view of the Statue of
Liberty and Ellis Island. You'll see the skyscrapers and bridges of lower Manhattan
as you pull away and coming into focus again as you return. |
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| NJ
Real-Time Traffic Reports - Before you head out |
NJ
Traffic Cameras - Before you head out |
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NY-NJ
Airports - Flight Tracker for EWR,
JFK, LGA |
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| EWR
- Newark
JFK
- Kennedy
LGA - La Guardia | Way
- Book and Park. Hourly Parking,
Airport Parking, Monthly Parking,
Parking
Pass, Event Parking. | |
| New
Jersey - Discover the Garden State
- What are you missing out on? |
Lots of events to pick from
Seating
Chart. | 
The Historic Strand Theater
Lakewood - New Jersey
Events - Schedule -
Tickets. | 
The historic 1926 theatre in downtown Red Bank,
NJ. |
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The State Theatre is a magnificently renovated
1921 - 1800-seat vaudeville theater presenting a diversity of world-class events.
15 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick. |
Doors
to the new Center Playhouse opened in March of 2001. |
Located
in beautiful Atlantic Highlands, the First Avenue Playhouse featuring dessert
and dinner theatre! |
New Jersey Online
Features sections on music, movies, television,
theater, restaurants, casinos, comedy clubs, malls, wineries, and museums
| 
Liberty Science Center
Kids
get hands-on learning here where it's OK to touch the exhibits.
If you can't
make the trip, they have a generous amount of online fun as well.
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New
York Office Of Unclaimed Funds
See
if your name is in the database of Unclaimed Funds in NY or NJ. |
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Freehold
Raceway is the oldest racetrack in the United States. Races started in the 1830s
and Freehold Raceway was established in 1853. It features races for trotters and
pacers, August - May.
Race
replays | Statistics | 
Monmouth Park - The track opened in 1870. It
features races May to July.
Their online site has results stats, and other
info. Live races typically conclude between 5:30 - 6:30 pm. |
Meadowlands
Racetrack has harness races from December through August.
Check their site
for currents dates and events. Who is the only horse buried at the Meadowlands?
- Here |
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| Monmouth
Area Newspapers | Jackson
- Veterans Memorial | Freehold
- 9-11 Memorial |
| Red
Bank Register Newspaper Archives - Search their pages by word or phrase from
1878-1991. |
Atlantic City
You will find news and information on all of New
Jersey's Lighthouses, as well as dozens of original pictures.
New
Jersey Lighthouses.
Information, including directions and visiting hours,
is also made available. |
New
Jersey Unclaimed Property Administration
See if your name is in the database
of Unclaimed Funds in NY or NJ.
Note:
Check the EXTRAS section
for all the other states.
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Ski Trips and Sailing too!
Check out the Princeton
Ski Club.
This not-for-profit organization runs various events throughout
the year, not just in the Princeton area, but all over the world!
Local Information, Events
Businesses,
Dining, Community groups, Classifieds, Forums |
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Fast
passenger ferries take you from NYC - 34th street, Wall Street, Brooklyn, and
NJ, Atlantic Highlands.
They also have "Special
Events" trips to Yankee Stadium, Shea Stadium, Summer Sunday Brunch Cruises
and sometimes a Seahorse Express cruise to Monmouth Park on the weekends. |
A local New Jersey newspaper servicing Colts
Neck, Englishtown, Freehold, Manalapan and Marlboro.
Your number 1 Source for Things to Do in New Jersey.
No Power? Have a friend click here to see
where the outages are. Hint: Select Summary - Outages by County.
A site dedicated to the fixing up and restoring
old tube radios. Check out all the pictures and The
NJ Antique Radio Club located in Wall NJ. |
The Metz Bicycle Museum in Freehold, NJ, has one of the world's finest collections
of antique bicycles, dating from the 1850's to the 1950's.
Open by appointment only. |
Monmouth County Library
Renew your books online,
check out their events schedule and use the Library online catalog.
View some
of the popular web sites selected by librarians.
Ask a Librarian Q&A - NJ
residents can connect online 24/7 with a real librarian. | 
Pay
online
The
New Jersey Drivers Manual
Section
numbers and Point System
Note: Section 39:4-97.2 - Driving in an unsafe
manner ( 4 points only assessed for the third or subsequent violation(s) within
a five-year period.
Just
moved - How to transfer your out-of-state license - The proper legal documents
to pass the 6 Point
ID
Vehicle
Inspection Information
| 
Learn how a Bills becomes Law.
Statue
and other information.
State
House Visitor Information.
Find out about guided tours.
There's also
Kids'
Page - Teacher
Resources, Coloring Books, Puzzles, and other Fun Pages. |
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NJ TRANSIT operates the state's commuter rail network,
and an extensive bus network of intra and interstate routes.
The system serves
the region's commercial centers with commuter runs to and from Manhattan, Newark,
Jersey City, Trenton, Camden, Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Find out more
about the schedules and fares on their site. |
The Turnpike has 28 interchanges and covers 148
miles. Did you know that their travel lanes are 12' wide, exceeding Federal Standards
(most are 10' wide).
Find out about E-ZPASS,
Toll Rates, notices of proposed construction, and even get the Highway Advisory
Radio message online. 1610 AM (South of Int. 14) 590 AM (North of Int. 14).
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Let
the Metropolitan Transportation Authority take you around town.
Check out
their Subway and Bus maps. |
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