I found NJTODAY to be informative and fair to both sides of the issue. It is great to see that New…read moreJersey still has a reliable source of information about our society and the various political occurrences that are taking place.

From the owner: NJTODAY.NET is a weekly community print newspaper that is delivered each Friday to subscribers in…read moreUnion and Middlesex counties. Our website offers additional coverage of community news and events seven days a week.

Rating: 3.5/5…read more Overpriced interesting food items such as organic dried banana covered with peanut butter, walnut covered with dark chocolate, etc. Candies, beverages, newspapers, electronics, etc. were also available.

I was in Terminal A and purchased a couple of magazines to read on the plane. Nothing outrageous…read moreand the young lady at the register was very polite and helpful. I thought this particular Hudson's was cramped and at the time of day I was in there, I was blinded by the sun shining in. Wide selection of reading material and a few things to keep little ones occupied while flying. As expected.

I bought a bag of candy for my granddaughter. The item did not taste good. I went back to get an…read moreexchange. The lady at the counter in a very fervent and adamant manner declined my request. " If that's what you bought that is what you got". I tried different ways to explain that the item did not taste good and desired a refund or exchange but she declined. At a point she raised her voice. I felt that my request wasn't getting me anywhere and I retrieved. It is unfortunate that such a big company with many stores throughout the US airports has poorly trained employees on customer service skills!

Always keeps you aware of local, national and international events. Great reliable staff. Their…read morehistory and science segments are always on point.

I visited The Book Trader a few days ago. What an experience!…read more First of all, they have every type of book imaginable. From cookbooks to sci fi, from fantasy to biographies, from adult romances to children's picture books! You could find books from the 1600s all the way until the 21st century. The Book Trader is exactly what its name says: it trades books. You can bring books, which they will give you store credit for and then you can buy books for cheaper than they would cost in a regular store. This was such a great idea, in my opinion. I traded in 2 books and bought one. Now, aside from being separated vaguely by genre and authors' works being mostly together, there is no other sorting system to this store. Books, as you can see in my pictures, are all over the place and it is very hard to walk around parts of the store. If you want a specific book...good luck! Also, make sure you have cash on you. The store only takes cash and checks.

Tons of used books available, and the owner was extremely helpful. Very reasonable pricing and they…read moreeven offer a trade back program (bring books you bought back for credit towards another purchase). We will definitely return when we finish reading what we picked up in this trip!

Sad to say they don't exist anymore but if vogels didn't have it you had two more options with the…read morelovely Allwick records..