Wine – How sweet it is…or isn’t
Drink Up! By David Setley Though the majority of wines on the market today qualify as dry, that has not always been the case. In the ‘70s and ‘80s, most Americans preferred sweeter wines. In the 1980s, the best-selling wine here was White Zinfandel, the blush-colored...
Remembering Atlantic City funnymen Charlie Prose and Sal Richards
By Bruce Klauber Though the late and great Charlie Prose and Sal Richards were not born and bred at the Jersey Shore – Richards came from Brooklyn and Prose was born in Mt. Carmel, Pa. – both spent so much time entertaining here that they can accurately be described...
All of us are due and deserving of a happy new year in 2025
Local leaders share their resolutions By Scott Cronick There’s a lot of new things happening in 2025! Some good, some bad, you be the judge. We have a new president, who is actually a former president, taking office. We will have a new governor elected. Local...
The eight ways it snows at the Jersey Shore
By Meteorologist Joe Martucci January started cold and it looks like it will stay cold through the middle of the month. With the cold, many of us think snow. In the beach towns, we average around 15 inches of snow in a winter. Meanwhile, inland areas in Atlantic and...
