The Jersey Journal closes its 157-year history Saturday with a 40-page special farewell edition. The last issue touches on The Journal’s legacy and history, with remembrances from our readers, photo galleries, personal essays from the staff, and much more.
If you aren’t a Journal subscriber or can’t pick up a printed copy at a newsstand, here’s how to find all the special content on NJ.com.
What The Journal stood for: The good fight will continue | Jersey Journal editorial
Hudson’s to-do list for 2025 and beyond | Jersey Journal editorial
The voice of Hudson for 157 years: Looking back at The Journal’s long history
Our legacy: The Journal’s spirit will live on
The Jersey Journal helped save the Brennan Courthouse, Kennedy Boulevard
Readers share their memories of The Jersey Journal
Blomquist: Farewell to a first love
Schmidt: A swirl of daily miracle workers in motion
Zucker: For five decades, it never felt like a job
Zeitlinger: The Journal’s story was all about you
Manthey: The accidental journalist
Rosario: An unforgettable place to do good
Klein: A road that led to gratitude
Testa: Building sound character on a deadline
Quigley: I loved the bustle of the Journal building
Bernstein: This Memory Lane connects decades in the bleachers
DiTommaso: The ride of a lifetime
Slota: Exciting, challenging and a real thrill
Gesario: Good things come while covering sports for The Jersey
Rasko-Martinis: Not the stuff of fantasies, but it was real
Simonelli: Gags, sketches, funny faces and the start of a serious career
In every ending, a new beginning | Faith Matters
Cartoonist Liam Simonelli helps us bid farewell to The Jersey Journal. (Liam Simonelli | For The Jersey Journal)Liam Simonelli | For The Jersey Journal