SJ Mag Media

02/11/2024

Books, mystery and the holiday spirit are taking over South Jersey this month, and we’re here for it.

01/11/2024

Such a great night celebrating at our Best of SJ Party - we had so much fun! Thanks to everyone who joined us to get a taste of just how fabulous South Jersey really is - everything was incredible!

More photos coming soon 👀

01/11/2024

The Nov issue is here and we’re heading to the Shore asap because there is so much to do even though the summer season has ended - but actually, the temps are pretty perfect! We also talk to Eagle Brandon Graham about his farewell tour (is it tho?), the “Relentless School Nurse” who’s fighting gun violence, and did you know NJ’s Health Commissioner is from SOUTH Jersey. That’s amazing, so we had a few questions for her.

The Nov issue is here and we’re heading to the Shore asap because there is so much to do even though the summer season has ended - but actually, the temps are pretty perfect! We also talk to Eagle Brandon Graham about his farewell tour (is it tho?), the “Relentless School Nurse” who’s fighti...

29/10/2024

“But I don’t want to skip it, Daddy. I want to go!” In this month's column, Jason Springer talks about watching his words around his children.

28/10/2024

Two brothers from Cherry Hill are bringing South Jersey’s quirks to national television.

Two brothers from Cherry Hill are bringingSouth Jersey’s quirks to national television.

26/10/2024

As a child, Monica Schmidt, the youngest of 4 daughters raised by their single, working mother, found comfort in the closeness of her family. They remained inseparable as adults – living close by, vacationing together and often gathering for a simple cup of tea and shared laughter.

When her mother passed away suddenly in February, it felt as though she had been sucked into a void as deep and unknowable as a black hole.

For many women, becoming a mom is especially challenging when they don’t have theirs.

25/10/2024

Imagine a world where everyone is accepted as they are and where success is defined by each person’s unique journey. For over 140 years, Bancroft has been that world for countless families, providing steadfast support and compassion for those navigating the challenges of autism and intellectual disabilities.

“Bancroft specializes in supporting people with profound autism,” says Karen Lindgren, PhD, Chief Clinical Officer at Bancroft. “People with profound autism require 24-hour support with their activities of daily living and have some very significant challenges. We meet them where they are to provide what they need.”

Imagine a world where everyone is accepted as they are and where success is defined by each person’s unique journey. For over 140 years, Bancroft has been that world for countless families, providing steadfast support and compassion for those navigating the challenges of autism and intellectual di...

25/10/2024

Girls are faced with greater opportunities, yet they encounter new pressures that can undermine their confidence and self-esteem. Social media, academic competition, and societal expectations often create an environment where self-doubt can flourish, making it more important than ever for girls to build resilience and strong leadership skills. Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ, Inc.(GSCSNJ) recognizes this need, offering a safe, supportive space where girls can develop the confidence necessary to navigate these challenges.

Girls are faced with greater opportunities, yet they encounter new pressures that can undermine their confidence and self-esteem. Social media, academic competition, and societal expectations often create an environment where self-doubt can flourish, making it more important than ever for girls to b...

25/10/2024

When butternut squash soup isn’t enough to satisfy your cozy fall cravings, turn to dessert…and SJ Mag resident gardener, Toni Farmer (who, honestly, fixes most of our problems).

24/10/2024

In a world that most of us navigate by sight, healthy vision is critically important. No one knows that better than the team at Kresloff Eye Associates, who work tirelessly to ensure that everyone – from toddlers to seniors – can see their world clearly. Since 1978, when Richard Kresloff, MD, founded the practice, the focus has been on providing exceptional medical care with compassion. Today his son, Michael Kresloff, MD, an accomplished eye surgeon and board-certified ophthalmologist, works alongside his father to continue this legacy with a comprehensive team that offers sight-saving ophthalmology, vision-correcting services and advanced cataract and refractive surgery – all delivered with kind, caring and experienced hands from physicians who treat their patients like family.

In a world that most of us navigate by sight, healthy vision is critically important. No one knows that better than the team at Kresloff Eye Associates, who work tirelessly to ensure that everyone – from toddlers to seniors – can see their world clearly.

24/10/2024

Wendy Martinez, MD, has known many of her patients since before they were born.

“I’ve delivered babies, seen them grow up and am now delivering their babies,” says Martinez, founder of The Women’s Group for OB/GYN, the first all-female obstetrical and gynecology practice in South Jersey. “I’m with them every step of the way, from birth through post menopause and everything in between.” This continuity of care has created a unique bond of trust and familiarity, making her not just a doctor but a vital part of her patients’ lives.

Dr. Martinez prides herself on conducting thorough exams that go beyond standard practice, checking everything from the thyroid to the re**um to catch potential health issues early. This includes checking for masses in the breast, liver, spleen and abdomen as well as conducting thorough pelvic exams...

24/10/2024

Put the TikTok away (we know it’s hard), it’s time to get some fresh air and have a lot of fun with the kids with these kid-friendly activities.

23/10/2024

Winter’s right around the corner, and we may or may not be freaking out about what to do with our gardens. But luckily, we know an expert who will answer all our questions.

Check out these tips from SJ Mag’s resident gardener, Toni Farmer, on how to prepare your garden for the winter.

Winter’s right around the corner, and we may or may not be freaking out about what to do with our gardens. But luckily, we know an expert who will answer all our questions. Check out these tips from SJ Mag’s resident gardener, Toni Farmer, on how to prepare your garden for the winter.

22/10/2024

The seasons change and at these South Jersey restaurants, so do the menus. But the good flavors and good times stay the same.

21/10/2024

A new sport is gaining popularity around the world – ball hockey – and a South Jersey athlete knows how to play the game.

20/10/2024

Cheers to cozy nights at the brewery! Check out nine South Jersey breweries to add to your list this fall.

19/10/2024

In this month's issue, we ask South Jersey residents, "What’s something you’ve learned about life?" Check out their answers!

18/10/2024

Yes, another excuse for us to watch Saquon Barkley highlights for a couple hours. It’s been a long week.

17/10/2024

Happy Halloween! Almost. Luckily, we don’t have to wait for the holiday to do some spooky celebrating.

Happy Halloween! Almost. Luckily, we don’t have to wait for the holiday to do some spooky celebrating. Check out these Halloween events you can’t miss.

17/10/2024

Regional Cancer Care Associates LLC' Dr. Rachel Levenbach takes us through what to expect during your first visit after a breast cancer diagnosis.

16/10/2024

New season, new trip to plan. Well, we’re here to help.

16/10/2024

Was that last Facebook post a bad idea? We asked Brian Budic of Florio Perrucci Steinhardt Cappelli & Tipton LLC how to use (and how not to use) social media when you’re going through a divorce.

16/10/2024

Capital Health’s Dr. Erica Linden explains the risks and benefits of Hormone Replacement Therapy.

15/10/2024

When one of Jessica Hawk’s students introduced her to TikTok, showing her a video that got 100 views, she took it as a challenge. And you could say she crushed it.

With 700,000 followers on TikTok, a local teacher has learned a few lessons.

14/10/2024

You make the rez, we’ll bring the good vibes.