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Rocktoberfest – Something for Everyone

It’s back and better than ever! Nothing quite says fall like an incredible combination of “Rock” and “Oktoberfest”. On Saturday September 29th (rain-date Oct 13th), Millburn-Short Hills kicks off the 3rd Annual Rocktoberfest in Taylor Park. The event will feature something for everyone. While adults enjoy their favorite libations in the wine and beer garden and […]

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Summer’s Not Over Yet

“Sigh… there goes another summer, Snoopy!” –    Charlie Brown The end of summer is a bummer. And although it doesn’t officially end until the Fall Equinox in late September, for most of us, it’s over the minute we wake up for work on that Tuesday morning following Labor Day.  But, don’t put away your shorts and […]

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Not Your Families Taco Tuesday

When you think of tacos, does a box of hard shells with a packet of seasoning thrown in come to mind? Does it bring back memories of Taco Tuesday from when you were growing up? If you answered yes to either of these questions, then maybe it’s time to try some gourmet tacos. On September […]

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Le Pique Nique Wine and Music Festival

Do you like wine? Do you like gourmet food? Do you like live music? Do you like picnics? Do you like to drink wine and eat gourmet food as you listen to live music while you picnic? If you answered ‘yes’ to at least two of these questions, then the Le Pique Nique Wine & Music Festival […]

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Doggone Bored!

If you have little ones, you know what happens when they get bored – restlessness, destructive or attention seeking behavior, jumping, barking, digging in the trash. Wait, barking?  That’s right, barking. If you haven’t realized it by now, the little ones I’m referring to are dogs, who like people, get bored. And like people, they […]

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The True Artisanal

These days, buzzwords that are meant to make food sound exotic or interesting get thrown around with increasing frequency. Take for example, organic and natural. While these tags were once used to describe foods that were previously limited to the special “healthy” aisle in your local supermarket, today they are plastered across product labels and used by companies […]

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The Revival of The Bottle Hill Tavern

Looking for something new for dinner tonight? Then give one of Madison’s newest restaurants, Bottle Hill Tavern, a try.  Arrive early though because on most nights the wait for a table can last up to an hour. However, don’t fret, instead enjoy the cucumber margarita or one of the many specialty cocktails, beers or wines […]

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We Closed Our 100th Home For 2018 And Now We Get To Give Away $20,000!

The Sue Adler Team’s 3rd annual 100th Home Sale has come to an end! Congrats to our sellers at 53 N Summit in Chatham, New Jersey on being our 100th home sale of 2018. This year we were overcome by the response to the program, we received 45,231 votes which blew last years vote total out of the water! […]

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National Night Out

One of the most effective and least costly crime prevention tools being utilized today is the Neighborhood Watch Program. While the mission of Neighborhood Watch is to make neighborhoods safer and a more caring place to live, it also helps forge the relationship between neighbors and their local police departments. On August 7, millions of […]

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Rain Rain Go Away

10 Fun Ideas for a Rainy Day in New Jersey 1)    Montclair Art Museum (MAM) – MAM offers a variety of one day workshops throughout the summer including Raku Firing, Pottery Making and glass jewelry making. 2)    The Gravity Vault in Chatham – Drop in for the day to take advantage of a variety of […]

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A Closer Look at Dennis Byun

One of life’s golden rules is to treat others like you want to be treated. For Dennis Byun, it’s also a business maxim. A professional in every sense of the word, Dennis came to the residential real estate industry after a career in consulting. Clients routinely have praised Dennis for his patience, expertise and his […]

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Around The Towns – Week of July 9

Berkley Heights Feast and Fireworks – July 13-16 Berkley Heights will feature a fair at Carmel Field each night from 6-11pm.  Unlimited wristbands will be sold for $25 and individual ride tickets will be available on July 13th.  On Saturday July 15th, and small family friendly firework display will take place at 9:30pm.  On July […]

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If You Can’t Take the Summer Heat, Get into the Kitchen!

Most of us will never cook with the skill or flair of a five-star chef like Eric Ripert or Bobby Flay. Then again, there’s no need to when the most complex dish you make is boiled pasta with a homemade marinara sauce. If you desire to add some variety or complexity to your meals or […]

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Flitter, Flutter, Here Come The Butterflies

Magenta, cobalt gold and green.  These are a few of the spectacular colors we see every spring and summer when the butterflies return. The colors serve many purposes, such as providing camouflage, warning other creatures or attracting mates. But, for most of us, butterfly wings are simply fun to look at. There are over 165,000 […]

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Broadway to Maplewood – An Interview with Agent Kristen Jackson

Kristen Jackson is relatively new to the real estate industry. A recent transplant to the area from New York City, she is also one of the newest members of the Sue Adler Team having joined this past January. However, you wouldn’t know this when meeting her for the first time. Kristen is a quick study […]

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Around the Towns – Independence Day Festivities

MILLBURN, NJ 9:00 am – flag raising, a softball game and a bike and trike parade with awards for the best decorations (Taylor Park) 3:00 pm – live music, food trucks, rides and raffles at Millburn High School (Tickets are $10 per person and will be sold at the high school) 9:30 pm – fireworks […]

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The Smile That Made All the Difference

People move to Northern New Jersey for different reasons.  For young couples that live in New York City, it may be the need for more living space or the affordability versus Manhattan. If you work in New York City, perhaps it’s the easy commute on the Midtown Direct train. Maybe it’s the schools. Whatever the […]

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Moonlight Movies

If you grew up in the ’50s, ’60s or ’70s, the drive-in movie experience was a quintessential part of childhood. A favorite hangout for families and young people alike, no one really cared that they couldn’t always hear the dialogue or that the picture wasn’t perfect. The drive-in was more about the experience of being […]

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