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Bergen Magazine Features
Seven tips from a Bergen-based physical therapist can help you exercise caution when you exercise.
Three restaurants make their Bergen County debut—and we can’t wait to try ’em!
A Fort Lee doctor says seeing Old Glory fly at the George Washington Bridge is still an “awesome sight.”
Try these 7 Bergen milkshakes before summer officially ends.
10 places to pay tribute to 9/11 heroes and victims.
Families and friends battle for bragging rights at Bergen’s mini golf centers.
Woodcliff Lake author’s book for kids is based on her daughter’s fight with Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
Slip some of this cured meat into the menu during the final weekend of burger-and-hot-dog season.
From a food feast to a baseball game, these events provide some rest and relaxation for LDW21.
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Two new Latin American eateries bring flair to the Bergen restaurant scene.
Proud pop Williams Saravia captures a moment to remember as his daughters Nathalie and Delaney get a good look of New York City from the water’s edge.
Don’t let rain knock you off course. Golf simulators keep you dry as you play a round—or more—indoors.
Teach your kids about the importance of helping others by donating to these school supply drives in Bergen County.
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Not going to the stadium this fall? Head to one of Bergen’s sports bars to show your team spirit.
Suds up for Reese the bulldog, who patiently waits for 4-year-old Kiera to start cleaning.
Stop fussing with that waffle iron at home and head to one of our favorite eateries for a sweet treat.
Feel the wind in your hair as you breeze through these local activities.
Starting in September, schools will be working hard to help students recoup academic losses suffered during the pandemic. Parents can help too.
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