Piece by Piece: Building a Brighter Future for Those Battling Dementia
By Jason Goldstein, President of the Board, Mosaic Every three seconds, someone in the world develops dementia, and for the 6.9 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s, the diagnosis is just the beginning of a difficult journey. In New Jersey alone, 12.3% of the...
Outdoor dining returns to the Jersey Shore
Spring has officially made its debut and that means outdoor dining at the Jersey Shore is ready for its return. These renowned restaurants are the go-to spots for exceptional eats and an inviting outdoor ambience. Congress Hall 200 Congress Place, Cape May, NJ 08204...
Public Safety Academy at Atlantic City High School Expands in 2025, Offering More Career Opportunities to Students
Zeeshan Bakhtiar knows exactly what he wants to do after he graduates in June. “I want to be a cop,” Bakhtiar said. “That is my fundamental goal.” However, he doesn’t plan to go straight to the Police Academy. First, he wants to earn a college degree...
Entrepreneurs Connect with Funding Experts at Free ‘Meet the Lenders’ Event at NARTP
Entrepreneurs and small business owners gathered at the National Aerospace Research & Technology Park (NARTP) on April 8 for Meet the Lenders, a free event hosted by the Atlantic County Economic Alliance (ACEA), the New Jersey Small Business Development Center...
Seniors explore early Jewish farming roots
Residents at Seashore Gardens Living Center recently took a meaningful journey into the past during an engaging seminar led by historian and educator Josh Cutler. The presentation, titled Exploring Our Roots: Early Jewish Farming Communities of South Jersey, offered a...
