Bergen Magazine Features
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.
Asthma is the most common chronic illness of childhood, but it needn't define any child's life.
When the high pollen count has you reaching for relief, here's what works - and what doesn't.
A shortage of judges is making many Bergen residents wait extra years to get their day in court.
A dozen Bergen women recall the moment when they met "The One."
Bergen's long history of immigration has shaped and enriched the county in innumerable ways.
When is pain in this body part a passing nuisance, and when does it need medical attention? A spine specialist explains.
Can’t wait to escape winter? It’s never too early to prepare for your summer getaway.
Try the unique flavor of this traditional Polish dish—and find out where some of Bergen’s best soups are served.
Just because family and friends are coughing doesn’t mean you will too. Here are tips to stay healthy this winter.
At Bergen's women's health experience event last fall, three local clinicians answered questions about the body's essential muscle. It's news you can use to stay healthy.
Just in time for the New Year, here’s an alphabet of tips designed to help you take optimal care of that body and mind of yours and stay well.
Thinking of giving a pet as a present this season? Know how to the spot signs of common doggy ailments.
Caitlin and Courtney Sullivan of Ridgewood: Is Radio City Music Hall big enough for both of them?
Bergen County’s early adopters have wholeheartedly embraced ‘EVs.’ How fast the rest of us follow remains to be seen.
John Diakakis is a sometime standup comic as well as a restaurateur, but he's serious when he says that in 30 years he's never spilled coffee on a customer.
Convenience stores are proliferating in Bergen, selling the one or two items you want to pick up in a hurry. But, as one resident asks, “Do we really need so many?”
With proper care it can be managed successfully for many years, but left untreated it can kill.
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