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Forget what you’ve heard! New Jersey has secret spots that will surprise even the most skeptical locals—especially if you're a fan of the great outdoors.

Life jackets and sunscreen are a must to take out on every trip, but there is one thing to avoid bringing back to land.

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The boating industry says it is a much-needed break in a state that used to have the highest tax on boats.

"We hear these excuses: I'm a good swimmer; I'm close to shore; I don't need that life jacket. Unfortunately, every single accident presents its own situation."

The warmer weather means New Jersey’s waterways are getting crowded, and if history is any indication, there will be dozens of accidents on the water this summer, along with a handful of casualties.

New Jersey is charging boaters thousands of dollars in taxes and fees, but two South Jersey lawmakers are sponsoring legislation in hopes of leveling the playing field for businesses who build or sell boats in the state.

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) -- A man who was indicted on theft charges and then disappeared in a suspicious boating accident has turned up safe and in court.

Boating is a popular pastime in the Garden State and a proposed bill from Assemblyman Erik Peterson would allow children to participate in the hobby by removing the minimum age at which a person can obtain a boating license.

Governor Chris Christie aims to increase boat safety in New Jersey by signing legislation into law that strengthens penalties for boating-related accidents.