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NEW JERSEY MONTHLY is edited for educated, affluent residents of the Garden State. Editorial coverage presents a mix of topics, from political and business trends to interior design, fine dining, entertainment and getaway weekends, Each issue offers new ideas and trends as well as the state's interesting people and places.
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NEW JERSEY MONTHLY is edited for educated, affluent residents of the Garden State. Editorial coverage presents a mix of topics, from political and business trends to interior design, fine dining, entertainment and getaway weekends, Each issue offers new ideas and trends as well as the state's interesting people and places.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: New Jersey Monthly (Magazine)
I'm not a big fan of New Jersey Monthly. For one thing, it is jam packed with ads. Also, even though it's supposed to be about the entire state of NJ, it focuses heavily on North Jersey. I think South Jersey Magazine has more interesting articles covering things people really want to read about -- unlike NJ Magazine, which wastes endless amounts of space on things like so and so's million dollar kitchen renovation (who cares?). Sometimes I feel like I'm reading "Cribs: The Magazine". Maybe some people are into this stuff, but for the average New Jerseyan, I wouldn't recommend it. Lastly -- and this really bugs me -- I saw one of the editors on a local news program talking about "The Diner Issue" where NJ Magazine ranked top NJ diners. When asked how they came up with the list, said editor did not reply that they polled readers, researched online reviews by real customers, or sent out teams of taste testers to as many diners as possible. Instead, she answered that the magazine staff simply picked them. NICE.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Disappointed,
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This review is from: New Jersey Monthly (Magazine)
As a transplant to NJ I looked forward to this magazine every month to learn about my adopted state. It was a terrific guide to the state's history, current events, people, places to explore, etc.In recent years the magazine has become a guide to the best decorators, doctors, plastic surgeons, lawyers, trendy restaurants, expensing housing, etc. If I used to spend an hour or two reading each issue I now spend 15 minutes. I have need a subscriber for more than 10 years and now I may not renew -- Bob
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
nj monthly,
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This review is from: New Jersey Monthly (Magazine)
A great magazine for people who live in NJ. All the latest on politics, leisure, happenings, food, medical etc.I look forward to it each month.
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