Nutty Memories
In 1930, the Planters company opened a peanut shop on the Boardwalk across from the Steel Pier. There were peanut roasters in the window, and the aroma of freshly roasted peanuts spread out the door and all along the boardwalk. When you’d smell those roasting nuts...Summer Wine Tour of Italy: Part 2
Drink Up! By David Setley Welcome to week two of our Summer Wine Tour of Italy. Last week, we explored the northwest region of Piemonte. This week, we’ll cross the northern section of the country to investigate two regions: Alto Adige and the Veneto. Though close in...Skate AC, local pro kick-start effort to grow skateboarding here
By Holly Fertsch On Saturday, June 8, professional skateboarders took over Atlantic City’s Sovereign Avenue skate park. After their demo, Skate AC, a local nonprofit that builds skateparks and offers free skate programs, held a best trick contest. Organized by pro...TOD/POD accounts have drawbacks
By Eric Reich In a recent conversation with someone regarding estate planning, they posed the question, “why not just make all of my accounts Transfer on Death?” You’ll frequently hear me say that there is no perfect solution when planning your estate or simplifying...The History of Epitaphs, part 2
By Andrew Hoffman Hello all, it has been a couple weeks since my first article of a series focusing on a lighter subject, the epitath. An epitaph is defined as a phrase or form of words written in memory of a person who has died, as an inscription on a tombstone....
