Hot summer nights and the ultimate lover: Six reasons why horseshoe crabs may be better lovers than you
Although horseshoe crabs live most of their lives unseen deep underwater, these creatures emerge in droves during full and new moons on the shoreline for mating season. Hundreds of thousands of eggs are laid on New Jersey shorelines to ensure this long-lasting...
Boardwalk food favorites we love other than saltwater taffy
Some seasons back, on the television quiz show, “Family Feud,” the following question was asked: “What food is most associated with Atlantic City?” The top answer was salt water taffy. I can’t recall exactly what the other answers were, but I’m pretty certain that...
School, community unite to support third grader undergoing cancer treatment
The Hamilton Township School District and local community rallied together June 12 to support a George L. Hess Educational Complex third-grade student as he continues his battle with Hodgkin’s lymphoma. The fundraiser generated more than $3,000 to help cover...
Hot coffee, cold brew,and a few surprises in every cup
Views from the Shore I’ll admit it: I’m probably not the best person to lecture anyone about moderation when it comes to coffee. Most mornings begin with a trip to the Keurig machine, and by the end of the day I’ve usually gone through four or five...
A look back at Egg Harbor Township’s farming roots
Before the housing boom transformed Egg Harbor Township into the growing suburban community it is today, the area was known for its rich agricultural heritage. Farms stretched across the landscape, providing fresh produce and supporting local families for generations....
