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What Keeps Kensington Furniture Going After 114 Years

Michael explains what actually keeps a family-run furniture store in business for 114 years: how customers are treated, and how well the operation runs behind the scenes.

Choosing a Sectional That Can Handle Real Life

Michael from Kensington Furniture breaks down why the right sectional should let you snack, relax, and live without worrying about every spill.

Down the Shore Ep. 1: Atlantic County's Aviation Bet, Explained

In the first episode of Down the Shore, Atlantic County Economic Alliance's Lauren Moore explains how aviation, drones, and workforce programs are reshaping the county's economy beyond gaming.

When the Beatles and Rolling Stones Played Steel Pier

Steel Pier once hosted the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and Diana Ross and the Supremes, just blocks from Kensington's Atlantic City roots.

What Is a Shoobie? Five July Moments in Atlantic City History

A look back at five things that happened in July in Atlantic City's history, from the first shoobies arriving by train to Frank Sinatra's residency at the 500 Club.

South Jersey Nostalgia: Lenny's, Lou's, and Gables Remembered

Kensington's Michael looks back on the early 1970s South Jersey dining and nightlife scene, from Lenny's Hot Dogs in Margate to Gables' live rock and roll.

Four Historic June Events That Shaped South Jersey

From the first boardwalk to the Casino Control Act, four June milestones explain why our stretch of the Jersey Shore feels different every summer.

What South Jersey Actually Means to the People Who Live Here

A short video from Kensington pushes back on the reality-show version of South Jersey and lays out what the region actually looks like this time of year.

Atlantic City Spotlight: Rebuilding the Downtown Loop

Evan Sanchez of Authentic City Partners talks about turning three blocks of Atlantic City into a working downtown district, block by block.

Cape May's Congress Hall: A Summer White House for Four Presidents

Congress Hall in Cape May hosted four US presidents, and Benjamin Harrison once ran the country from its rooms. A look at the shore's own summer White House.

Kensington Launches "South Jersey Matters," a New Video Series

Former news anchor Dan Grossman explains why his uncle Michael asked him to tell the story of Kensington Furniture, a family business that's been part of South Jersey for more than a century.