• Do you know a woman whose passions, dedication and actions are worthy of celebration? Nominate her for SJ Magazine’s Women of Excellence Awards. Nominations close at 5 pm on February 12, 2025.
  • In his four seasons with the Eagles, Nick Sirianni has won more than 70% of his games and has twice produced seasons of 16 victories. Yet no matter the success he’s brought to the team, the love for the head coach often comes down to one thing: the last game. Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro says you should look at more than that – no matter the 2024 final record.
  • The February Issue is here! This month, we talk about how Nick Sirianni's legacy as a coach extends far beyond his Super Bowl potential and hear from the experts at our Family Law Roundtable. We also profile a South Jersey woman who opened an orphanage in Nepal and list some heart health risks you may not know about. (Do you really need that energy drink?)
  • At one of the most difficult times in a family’s life – when a marriage is ending – emotions can run from sadness to anguish to frustration to rage and then finally, hopefully, contentment and peace. The success of that time often depends on the abilities of the legal expert you rely on.
  • Twenty years ago, Maggie Doyne was an 18-year-old high school grad taking a gap year to explore the world. Her travels led her to a riverbed in Nepal by chance – or perhaps fate – where she saw children cracking rocks to survive. That moment sparked a series of life-changing steps that transformed the Moorestown native into the mother of more than 50 children and the founder of a haven for Nepal’s most vulnerable.
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