by Sarah Fertsch | Jun 11, 2026 | South Jersey, Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, Health and Fitness
Summer in New Jersey means long days at the beach, backyard barbecues and evenings on the porch. Unfortunately, it also means sharing the season with an army of insects that seem determined to crash every outdoor gathering. While mosquitoes and wasps return every...
by Cindy Fertsch | Jun 11, 2026 | South Jersey, Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, Letters from the editor
From the editor There is something Bob and I have learned over the years, whether we’re at home along the Jersey Shore or traveling somewhere new: If you want the best experience, ask a local. It’s often the tucked-away breakfast spot with the best coffee...
by David Setley | Jun 11, 2026 | South Jersey, Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, Food & Beverage
Drink Up! The summer of 2026 is very special. On July 4, we will celebrate the semiquincentennial — the 250th anniversary of the United States of America! Over the next four weeks, I will focus on ways you can celebrate this summer and all of its events with wine....
by Ursula Duffy | Jun 11, 2026 | South Jersey, Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial
The Cosmic Connection Rising sign horoscopes for June 11 – 17 ♈ Aries: Are you a confident freethinker? Contemplate the origins of your thoughts and ideas, and how you convey them. A fresh start to self-expression and articulation arrives this week. ♉ Taurus: Could...
by T. Eric Reich | Jun 11, 2026 | South Jersey, Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, Finance
Last week, I wrote about the pros and cons of buying an annuity. Given the complex nature of annuities, I thought it was important to also cover potential complex mistakes that people make regarding them. First, annuity contracts can be either owner-driven or...
by Robin Stoloff | Jun 11, 2026 | South Jersey, Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, Health and Fitness
When most people think about opioid addiction, they do not picture someone in their 60s, 70s or 80s. But that assumption may be one of the reasons this growing problem has flown under the radar for so long. Today, adults age 55 and older account for nearly one in four...
