Bergen Magazine Features
Bergen County’s housing market is historically tight, with sellers in short supply. Here’s why—and when to expect relief.
The best available breast-cancer screening tool continues to be the subject of misinformation. Here, a Bergen breast oncologist clears things up
After undergoing breast-cancer treatment, Montvale’s Anyssa Lucena relied on rock climbing to feel strong. Now she helps other women do the same.
The cost of living keeps rising, and it’s got Bergenites feeling down.
These medications are being marketed as the new gold standard in weight loss. It’s important to understand who they’re for—and who they’re not for.
What it’s like to be a high schooler today? AI couldn’t tell us, so we asked 11 rising seniors from around the country instead. Here’s what they said.
“Back to school” is coming, and it isn’t optional. Happily, you can help your youngster develop a routine that works.
There's a growing mental health crisis among students today—in Bergen County and across the land.
Training for a big race? Looking to make new friends? These groups offer stress-free strolls and socializing.
No matter how you like your franks—with toppings piled high or just a squeeze of mustard—these eateries are sure to please.
7 local pros give advice on how to make this season your most beautiful yet— while also one of the healthiest.
Think perimenopause starts at 50? Think again. Three Bergen doctors breakdown the myths—and what’s really happening to your body.
Experts weigh in on elegant nails, breezy hair and super sunscreen—everything you need to look and feel great.
A 4-year-old’s fearless leap into the pool makes Dad proud.
Bergen County is ready to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary.
A Teaneck woman watches her family transform her yard into something special.
Craving a blockbuster? An old favorite? A cult classic? You can catch cinema magic all over Bergen.
Whether your father likes golf, fishing or tasty sips, you can craft a Father’s Day itinerary that he’ll love.
With a party-perfect flow and an elegantly classic material, an outdoor living space in Franklin Lakes reflects the vision of one of the homeowners, an interior designer.
Once just a grassy slope, this Ho-Ho-Kus yard transforms into a multi-tiered entertainment zone.
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