Here’s a little secret I’m about to share that is within only 15 minutes of our NJ Midtown Direct communities — and it starts and ends with the letter “M.” Give up? It’s Mendham Borough, NJ. Ranked #1 best places in NJ to call home by New Jersey Monthly’s 2013 Top Towns survey, this six […]
The Drew University is a private university found in Madison, New Jersey. It is originally known as the Drew Theological Seminary in 1867. The University later on expanded, wherein they included an undergraduate liberal arts college in the year 1928, then commenced a program of graduate studies by 1955. Most people often call the school […]
The Summit Station is a train station located in Summit, New Jersey. It is served by New Jersey Transit’s Morris and Essex Lines. The station can be found between the Union Place on the north and the Broad Street down south. There is a station access on either side, between the Summit Avenue on the […]
Bottle Hill Day is Madison, New Jersey’s annual town festival and street fair held on the first Saturday of October. It is a rain or shine event open to all and free of charge. Madison residents, businesses and community organizations participate in this fun-filled day of food, entertainment, and shopping to raise money for the town. […]
Realtor Magazine, the official magazine of the National Association of Realtors, released its 2013 Best of the Web Real Estate sites naming www.sueadler.com The Sue Adler Team as best website and blog in the country for Teams. The list names various categories: Individual, Team, Company and Best Use of Free Social Network. Recommendations were selected […]
To quote the old adage – with age comes experience – rings very true in real estate. To put it even clearer, about $25,000 for the average home in the US, which means that number is larger here in our NJ towns. The more experience an agent has, the greater the likelihood they will sell […]
Surprising news emerged last week for new home buyers and current home owners looking to refinance. Federal Reserve Chairman, Bernard Bernanke, made the surprising announcement that the Fed will not wind down their bond buying program right now. This program, part of an overall stimulus geared at bringing back the national economy, helped drive mortgage […]
Madison, New Jersey, offers the perfect combination of small-town feel with the cosmopolitan draw that only a community near New York City would have. Sometimes called “The Rose City” and “Bottle Hill,” nearly 16,000 residents, hundreds of thriving businesses and three colleges call it home. It’s no surprise that CNN-Money magazine’s 2011 list of the […]
Event Details What: South Orange Street Fair Where: South Orange, New Jersey When: September 29, 2013, from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm Cost: Free Admission Free Parking Available Contact No.: 908-654-1400 Email Address: [email protected] Official Website: http://streetfairs.org What to Expect The South Orange Street Fair in South Orange, New Jersey is an annual event, wherein […]
Downtown Westfield has long been a New Jersey shopping destination. Home to over 200 retail establishments and 400 commercial enterprises, you can find just about anything you’re looking for in the downtown district. On Sunday, September 22, Westfield residents and visitors will discover even more wonderful items than can be imagined at the annual Festifall […]
Come celebrate Livingston’s 200th birthday at the Old-Fashioned Family Picnic and Art-At-The-Oval on September 22nd. The event is hosted by the Livingston Bicentennial Committee and will feature a whole day of free events that the entire family can enjoy. About the Old-Fashioned Family Picnic The Old-Fashioned Family Picnic is being sponsored by local favorite Nero’s […]
About St. Mary Armenian Church http://www.stmarynj.net/parish-history St. Mary Armenian Church invites you to attend their annual Food & Music Festival on Saturday, September 21, 1:30 – 10:30 p.m. and Sunday, September 22, 12:30 – 5:00 p.m. featuring the John Vartan Band from 5:00 – 10 p.m. on Saturday, the Hamazkayin Dance Ensemble on Sunday, and a […]
In mid-September, the Chatham Area Artisan Guild (CAAG) will host the Chatham Area Festival of Fine Arts & Crafts. The event will feature more than 100 fine artisans and crafts folks from around the tri-state area displaying and selling their original creations. So mark your calendar for what’s sure to be a super creative and […]
Just moved to Madison? Wondering about the best local activities or where to find play dates for your kids? What about a play date for YOU? Moms need friends too! The Madison Newcomers is a club for moms and women looking for new friends and women who share similar interests. The group will share information […]
Westfield, New Jersey, is known throughout the region as “Colonial Westfield”, due to its large concentration of historically significant architecture. Throughout town there are many examples of colonial architecture that reflect the cultural diversity of Westfield’s early residents. Design elements such as English shingles, Dutch roofs, German stones, and Swedish planks can be found on […]
South Orange, New Jersey has long been known for its commitment to arts, music and culture. And for the last three years, it has been developing a new reputation as a mecca for the all American music invention called “The Blues”. Sunday, September 8 is the 3rd Annual South Orange International Blues Festival featuring performances […]
Northern New Jersey is known for beautiful hills, mountains and parkland. There are dozens of great trails within a short drive of Short Hills and Summit. Some of the closest and best are: Palisades Interstate Park: Palisades Boulder Field Trail Great Swamp Wilderness Trail Appalachian Trail: Sunfish Pond & Mount Mohican Palisades Interstate Park and […]
The newly listed property at 27 Washington Valley Road in Mendham Township exemplifies the beauty and excellence of design that characterizes Mid-Century Modern architecture. With Frank Lloyd Wright leading the movement in the U.S., the Mid-Century designers focused on the philosophy of “organic architecture”. The primary ideology of this style was that designs would adhere […]
Ever since 1929, the Summit Diner has been serving good meals to people. In fact, the diner has already been considered as a town landmark, and it is still under the same owner. Take a seat at one of their classic red leather booths, or perhaps grab one of those counter stools and order a […]
The term “Mid-Century Modern” was originally defined in the influential book Mid-Century Modern: Furniture of the 1950’s by Cara Greenberg. Published in 1984, this book encapsulated and identified the styles of design, architecture, furniture and other decor that had been permeating many corners of the world since the pre & post World War II eras. Designs […]
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