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Three Months In Rotation: The Summer Uniform That Almost Made It Through Without Long Pants (opens the original)
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Beach and warm weather coming to an end is the biggest reason while I am sad that summer has come to an end. However there is another reason why I don’t fully embrace the change of seasons and that has to do with clothes. I really like my summer wardrobe and with the exception of two occasions have not put on long pants since May. I have so many pairs of shorts and shirts that I didn’t even get to wear many of them over the past three months. As always the priority was cool, casual and light clo
How We Forgot The Lesson We Learned From 9/11 (opens the original)
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There is so much being said and written about the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks that claimed nearly 3,000 lives on that day and more than that in the years since. There is little I could add but I want to take you back to the 3rd anniversary of a day that changed America forever. In 2004 I did a “Hometown View” that would later win a broadcasters award and 22 years later I find it very sad that so much of what I said is still very true today. Here are some of those words. If the
Labor Day Weekend Closes The Jersey Shore Summer Season, But Beaches Stay Open After Lifeguards Leave Tuesday (opens the original)
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It was 104 days ago that I greeted the unofficial start to summer on the Friday of Memorial Day weekend. In some ways that feels like a really long time ago but in many others it was just yesterday. As you discover as you get older time moves at an incredible pace and while you may want it to slow down…it just doesn’t work that way. This is especially true when it comes to summer at the Jersey Shore as Labor Day weekend is pretty much the end for many things in beach towns and communities. (I’ll
Causeway Family Of Dealerships Raises Funds For Ocean County Nonprofits At Annual 5K (opens the original)
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There is not enough time for me to list all of the philanthropic efforts Dave Wintrode has taken part in either by himself or though his Causeway Family of Dealerships which proudly occupy a big part of Route 72 in Manahawkin, going back to when there was not too much on the roadway. Causeway has become linked to charity because they do so much for the community through their Ford, Lincoln, Honda, Hyundai and Nissan dealerships. That led to the creation of Causeway CARes, which offers resources
Born Here, Stayed Here, Or Finally Ready To Go Somewhere Else (opens the original)
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Have you ever thought about why we live where we live? The obvious answer for many is they were born here and simply never left. Family ties and connections would likely be the most common answer and followed by something to do with jobs and careers. However there does become a point when many start thinking there might be a better place for them. For example if you love winter and snow then it might make sense to consider a move to Vermont or Colorado, somewhere like that. If the opposite was w
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