They’re the books that bind us
By Bill Quain I don’t know about you, but we are a book family. We love books! As another summer season opens at the Jersey Shore, I started thinking about how books bind us together, whether we’re on vacation, at home, or on the road. When we read a good book, we...Dean Randazzo Cancer Foundation Paddles for a Cause
By Julia Train Twenty-two years ago, Dean Randazzo, also nicknamed the “Jersey Devil,” was at the peak of his surfing career when he was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. While he was in California, his sponsors covered his health insurance, but he met others who...Advice for recent graduates
By Eric Reich ’Tis the season for graduation. It’s amazing to see all of my friends’ kids growing up (and yet, amazingly, I’m not getting any older). For me, it’s hard to believe my middle child will be heading off to high school. Now is the perfect time for those...Ocean City loses a dedicated journalist
By James FitzPatrick Contributing Writer How do communities govern themselves, discern fact from rumor, understand their own identity? They need good information. Once they have that information, how do they know the difference between the important and trivial,...Miniature horse charms residents at Seashore Gardens
Seashore Gardens Living Center welcomed a special visitor in May — a miniature horse wearing sneakers. Roo the therapy horse is part of Ana’s World of Minis. The organization is a traveling therapy program begun by Ana, a 14-year-old student who works with miniature...
