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...Ventnor’s Green Team Report shows local school’s sustainability efforts
By Gabriella Bancheri Michael Capizola, a young science teacher at the Ventnor Educational Community Complex on Lafayette Ave., has given some new momentum to the school’s Green Team, a small group of teachers creating a fun, fresh meaning to low- and no-waste...Host homes, volunteers needed for JFS Annual House Tour
By Lisa Zaslow Segelmanm I’ve found that when it comes to charity, people either have time or money: time to volunteer but not the deepest pockets to donate, or plenty of resources but no time to hand out water to marathoners on the Boardwalk. I call myself a “regular...Meet the Walking Women’s Group of Ventnor
Life is what happens By Lisa Zaslow Segelman You may have seen us walking the Ventnor Boardwalk 365 days a year in the early, and some very early morning. Our formation? A couple of packs of two to six or seven ladies, all of whom take care not to drift too far into...Ventnor’s Women’s Book Club reads ‘The Last Lecture’ and explores local ties to author
Life is What Happens By Lisa Zaslow Segelman People wonder why the Walking Women of Ventnor (see page 10) has a book club. Do we walk and read at the same time just like lead character Belle in the story, “Beauty and the Beast?” Not exactly. While at a social event...
