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The Dallas Stars are in the home stretch of the season and are playing some of their best hockey yet. Having won five of their last six games, they welcome the New Jersey Devils to the American Airlines Center on Tuesday.
The game is the third of the Stars’ four-game homestand before they go on a four-game road trip that includes three games in Canada.
Here is what you need to know for Tuesday night’s matchup.
When: Tuesday, 7 p.m.
Where: American Airlines Center
TV/Streaming: Disney+, ESPN+, Hulu
Radio: 96.7 FM/1310 The Ticket (KTCK-AM)
The Dallas Stars (39-19-2, 2nd in the Central Division) host the New Jersey Devils (33-23-6, 3rd in the Metropolitan Division) after Wyatt Johnston’s hat trick against the St. Louis Blues in the Stars’ 6-3 win.
Dallas has a 22-7-1 record in home games and a 39-19-2 record overall. The Stars are fourth in league play with 204 total goals (averaging 3.4 per game).
New Jersey has an 18-13-2 record in road games and a 33-23-6 record overall. The Devils have a +32 scoring differential, with 185 total goals scored and 153 conceded.
The teams square off Tuesday for the second time this season. The Stars won 4-2 in the last matchup on Feb. 22.
Johnston has 21 goals and 34 assists for the Stars. Jason Robertson has eight goals and five assists over the last 10 games.
Jack Hughes, who suffered an injury in the Devils’ Sunday night game against Utah, has 27 goals and 43 assists for the Devils. Ondrej Palat has scored three goals and added one assist over the past 10 games.
Stars: 7-2-1, averaging 4.7 goals, 8.1 assists, 3.4 penalties and 8.2 penalty minutes while giving up three goals per game.
Devils: 5-5-0, averaging 2.6 goals, 4.4 assists, 4.2 penalties and 10 penalty minutes while giving up two goals per game.
Stars: Lian Bichsel (day-to-day), Ilya Lyubushkin (day-to-day), Tyler Seguin (IR-LT), Mavrik Bourque (day-to-day), Miro Heiskanen (IR)
Devils: Jack Hughes (day-to-day), Jonas Siegenthaler (IR), Mico Hischier (IR), Jacob Markstrom (IR), Erik Haula (IR)
Find more Stars coverage from The Dallas Morning News here.
Is there anything better than going out for breakfast? I mean, sure, you can make bacon, eggs, and toast at home, but there’s just something relaxing about going out to a Jersey Diner and getting your coffee in a plain white mug, looking over a massive menu, and feeling the back of your legs stick to the pleather booth.
Jersey loves a good breakfast spot.
And there’s a new breakfast chain getting ready to open two locations in New Jersey that promise an elevated breakfast experience, which could be perfect for your next brunch.
And this new elevated breakfast concept is being run by a mother-son duo, who don’t love seeing that?
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According to NJ.com, Monmouth County natives Anthony DeGrande and his mother, Lisa Dalton, are the brains behind Monmouth County’s newest breakfast place, The Maple House.
The Maple House will specialize in an elevated breakfast experience, whipping up menu items such as cookie butter pancakes, a braised short rib melt, and addictive salads. The Maple House will be a great new addition to the New Jersey breakfast scene.
The Maple House already has big expansion plans, too. The first location is getting ready to open sometime in May off Oceanport Avenue in Fort Monmouth, but there are already plans in place for a second location.
The Maple House also plans on debuting in Neptune, off of South Main Street, in the near future as well.
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PATERSON, New Jersey (WABC) — One person was killed and three others were injured in a shooting in Paterson.
The violence erupted around 6:30 p.m. Saturday near the intersection of East 29th Street and 10th Avenue.
Children nearby gasped in horror at the sound of rapid gunfire. They were just about to sing Happy Birthday to their 13-year-old friend at her backyard party, but instead of blowing out the candles, they ducked for cover when they heard gunshots in the distance.
“Just hearing it – it was scary to witness, to hear. Especially on my birthday. Like a time I’m trying to play with my friends, get together,” said the 13-year-old.
She also says she had a friend who was there who saw what happened.
“He was going to the bodega – he went running back, but he had saw two people come out of a car and then shoot, but it was like an automatic gun,” she added.
Bystanders watched in shock and panic as first responders treated the victims. One of them was lying in the street next to a car and another was on the ground next to a bicycle.
Local councilman Luis Velez says the City of Paterson has taken measures to reduce crime in this part of town – what he calls a ‘hotspot’ — in part by installing security cameras. He is encouraging the community to cooperate.
“Paterson Police is doing their job as I know, they’re doing a great job to reduce crime, but one again we, the police, nobody, not even the news media has a crystal ball to say this is going to happen now,” Velez said, “Some people see corners getting built up, they see activities and they’re afraid to come out and say something, but our police department is trained to keep it confidential and approach to bring the quality of life in this area.”
The 13-year-old hopes her next birthday party is not ruined by the sound of gunshots.
“First we thought it was fireworks, but then we heard sirens and everyone started going home because they were scared,” she added.
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Let’s be honest, we didn’t need a national list to tell us this. New Jersey has the best restaurants, the best food, and some of the most talented chefs anywhere in America.
It’s something locals have been saying forever, and now the rest of the country is catching up. Still, it’s always nice to see that recognition on a big stage.
USA TODAY’s 2026 Restaurants of the Year list highlights standout dining destinations across the country.
From humble roadside gems to chef-driven hotspots earning major buzz, the list celebrates places that truly stand out, and New Jersey showed up in a big way.
This year, three Garden State restaurants made the prestigious list:
And yes, that includes a Jersey Shore favorite, because of course it does.
These restaurants represent everything people love about dining in New Jersey, quality, creativity, and flavors that keep you coming back.
There’s something special about seeing a Jersey Shore restaurant included among the best in America. It’s not just about great food, it’s about the full experience, the atmosphere, and that unmistakable local charm.
Anjelica’s in Sea Bright earning a spot only reinforces what shore locals already know: some of the best meals you’ll ever have are right here, close to home.
At the end of the day, this recognition feels less like a surprise and more like confirmation. New Jersey’s food scene has always been top-tier, and lists like this just make it official.
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So whether you’re heading to Denville, Metuchen, or down the shore, you already know, you’re in for something special.
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