68 years later, war hero Marco Polo is still living the American Dream
Four-time Purple Heart recipient grateful for his country Views from the Shore On July 2, 1958, a 10-year-old boy stepped off a ship and onto American soil for the first time. He had left behind a small village in post-war Italy where poverty was common, opportunity...
When passion becomes an icon: A sweet stop at Lindy Hop’s in Galloway
If you’re looking for homemade ice cream in Galloway Township, Lindy Hop’s is much more than your average ice cream shop. From the moment you walk through the doors, it’s clear this isn’t just a place to grab dessert. It’s an experience...
Surviving a heat wave in your garden
While summer provides the full sun and warmth that flowers need to be at their peak, heat waves are too much of a good thing. An extended period of extreme heat can damage plants and wreak havoc on your garden. Fortunately, you can take steps to protect your plants to...
Mays Landing brothers become rising stars in bull riding
Most South Jersey kids spend their summers on baseball diamonds or at the beach. But for brothers Keagan and Brogan Santana, summer weekends are spent climbing onto the backs of bucking bulls and chasing 8-second rides. The Mays Landing brothers have become rising...
Atlantic City conference unites national leaders against violence
For three days in June, Atlantic City became a national gathering place for people who dedicate their lives to preventing violence—not after it happens, but before it begins. More than 600 violence intervention professionals, faith leaders, educators, youth advocates,...
