Bergen Magazine Features
A Wyckoff couple had many ideas for making their most important room both beautiful and functional. So did a smart designer and other pros.
Bergen is a county of givers, and many of the organizations they support are home-grown.
Gastrointestinal problems are unpleasant to discuss and even more unpleasant to suffer. Here, a Bergen doc explains them.
Sugar is tasty, tempting—and potential trouble. Two Bergen dietitians explain when to tell yourself “no.”
To style their Glen Rock home, a retired couple dove into the crayon box—and found a designer who could make it all work.
Owners of a flooring store, a Ridgewood couple wanted their thoroughly renovated home to make a statement from the ground up.
Economic and social forces are fueling a trend toward multigenerational living. Here’s how to make it work.
It’s a potent, versatile workout tool that doesn’t require an app: the resistance band.
Our county prides itself on its high-quality public education. That takes tax dollars—and much more besides.
School is back, and parents fear the danger posed by an innocent-seeming item on their child's plate in the cafeteria. But today, medicine is better able to protect kids.
A kitchen in Wyckoff cried out to be released from its timeworn 1980s aesthetic, but special rules had to be followed too.
If the blackboard is a blur this fall, trouble lies ahead. But regular checks with an eye-care professional can help.
Concierge medicine offers an enhanced relationship with the doctor for those who can pay extra. But what about those who can’t?
At first expected to do only the façade of a new-construction home, an outdoor design firm ends up taking on a much bigger assignment.
The family loved being outside, but a forbidding backyard with a steep slope and too many trees made that difficult—until the right landscape designer went to work.
A Wyckoff couple found they could enjoy the allure of a seaside resort without leaving their backyard.
This debilitating attack by your nervous system is more than just a headache. Happily, there's help.
Flooding is an increasing problem throughout Bergen, and it’s likely to get worse. Do we have the will—and the funds—to fix it?
If thing are making you persistently tense and worried, it's not just in your mind—your body's getting on on the act too. Here are some ways to chill.
A sharp increase in pedestrian deaths is fueling a push to make Bergen’s streets less dangerous. It’s starting to work, but more needs to be done.
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