
Scott Hall
Aug 10, 2026
Trivia Question❓Spring Lake's beachfront boardwalk is the longest of its kind anywhere in New Jersey, stretching two miles with no shops, vendors, or food stands along it. What is this style of boardwalk commonly called — and what nickname has Spring Lake earned thanks to having the highest concentration of one particular ancestry (39.4%, per the 2000 census) of any town in America? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
At the heart of the Jersey Shore, the military technology museum celebrates innovation and the legacy of national defense.
Visitors discover an impressive collection of artifacts, including vintage communications gear and rare radar tools, preserved by passionate volunteers.
The recently expanded electronic warfare museum showcases the technology and tactics used to dominate the airwaves. Read More... |
Upcoming Events |
Movies on the beach return to Point Pleasant Beach, promising enchanting summer nights for families at the Jersey Shore.
Locals and visitors can unwind beneath the stars, soaking in cinematic adventures to the soothing rhythm of Atlantic waves.
Jenkinson’s Boardwalk leads the way, presenting hit blockbusters and cherished classics steps from the surf. Read More... |
Spring Lake Summer Nights: Night 4Date: Aug 12
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Exploring the iconic New Jersey Shores with your dog brings unparalleled enjoyment, thanks to a growing number of pet-friendly amenities and events.
Locals and visitors flock to dog-friendly beaches like Manasquan and Fisherman's Cove, where city initiatives now allow extended off-leash hours for sunrise and sunset adventures.
Before heading out, pet owners should review seasonal regulations to make the most of open sands and avoid special event closures. Read More... |
Business Spotlight |
Excitement is rising on the New Jersey Shore as a nikkei restaurant brings a fresh culinary fusion to Asbury Park.
Blending Peruvian flavors with Japanese technique, this standout spot attracts both locals and visitors eager for a new taste adventure.
Nestled in a lively downtown area, the space glows each evening as guests enjoy oysters, crudos, and their first pisco sours beneath the fading sun. Read More... |
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💡 Answer to Trivia Question: Spring Lake's boardwalk is a non-commercial boardwalk — two miles long with no shops, vendors, or food stands, the longest of its kind in New Jersey. The town's nickname is the "Irish Riviera," earned from having the highest concentration of Irish ancestry of any town in America (39.4% per the 2000 census, and reportedly popularized by Spring Lake hotels in the 1920s marketing to wealthy Irish clientele). |





