Save the dates for these 12 Jersey Shore weather events
By Meteorologist Joe Martucci Swapping the previous year’s calendar in December for the new one in January is a social construct. January is still climatological winter. The shortest day of the year, the winter solstice, was already in December and the coldest days...
Eight year old poses with business card for school picture, becomes “VP” for the day
By Chloe Cramutola Eight-year-old Lucas Crocker trunk-or-treated for Halloween in 2023, but it was a business card – not candy – that made it memorable. Dressed as Darth Maul, Crocker trekked from car to car at H. Ashton Marsh Elementary School with his aunt, Veronica...
2024 was a year of growth for local businesses
Business Buzz By Rich Baehrle As I sit here on Christmas Day reflecting on the year in review, I have written more than 50 articles on new local businesses in Business Buzz this year. There have been new businesses from virtually every town from Upper Township in Cape...
Sports highlight reel involves local athletes and big moments
By David Weinberg Happy New Year, everyone! Sunday’s division-clinching Eagles victory over the hated Dallas Cowboys put the finishing touch on what was a tremendous year in sports. From a swimming pool in Indianapolis to the beaches of Brigantine and various high...
Atlantic City and cinema: The films you probably never saw
By Bruce Klauber Jersey Shore fans of vintage cinema are likely aware of the well-known films that were shot, in whole or in part, the Atlantic City area, including “The King of Marvin Gardens,” “Atlantic City,” and the relatively obscure film profiled in these pages...
