Memorial Day 2013

This is the fourth story in a five-day series titled, Revisiting the Jersey Shore After Sandy. In this part we talk with the first wave of visitors to the Shore about what brought them out, about their memories and their expectations.

Growing up in the country, grilling was a way of life. We didn’t have air conditioning in our home, so the kitchen was almost never used in the summer.

If you're headed out on the roadways in New Jersey this holiday weekend, you'll have thousands of travelers with you.

This is the third story in a five-day series titled, Revisiting the Jersey Shore After Sandy. In Part III we ask local businesses about the path of rebuilding after the storm and about reopening in time for Memorial Day.

This Italian dish comes straight from my grandmother. It's been in my family for a thousand years. It's a great dish for the summer time when you don't want to cook anything.

This is the second story in a five-day series titled, Revisiting the Jersey Shore After Sandy. In Part II we examine how Sandy, construction or back-ups might affect your ride “down the Shore.”

With the 2013 summer season quickly approaching, many New Jersey shore communities have been steadily working to restore their beaches and boardwalks for visitors to enjoy as soon as Memorial Day weekend.

I adored my grandmother, and I had the pleasure of living with her for a lengthy period of time as I was growing up. My nana made a great potato salad, just outstanding! We had this potato salad at every major family function, especially in the summer. It brings back so many great memories of those summer barbeques.

With Memorial Day Weekend only a few weeks away, Sandy-battered shore towns are putting on the finishing touches to their boardwalks.

Here's your guide with information about Opening Weekend, Spring hours, and the brand new Safari Off Road Adventure coming this season!