Six Healthy Eating Foods to Add to Your Diet

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By Brianna Siciliano The temperature outside may be going down, but your produce choices are just beginning to rise. Lots of healthy and tasty foods, found in local farmers’ markets and supermarkets, are harvested during the fall, giving us the perfect excuse to get cooking on the upcoming autumn nights. Sweet potatoes, parsnips, pears, pumpkin, … Continued

The Millstone Times’ Student of the Month: Rebecca Klein

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By Pam Teel Twelve-year-old Rebecca is in seventh grade and attends the Millstone Middle School. Rebecca is very attentive in class because she loves to learn new things every day that she didn’t already know before. She also enjoys school because she gets to see her friends and share experiences with them. She loves the … Continued

Delivering Excellence for Nearly 50 Years…

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At Women’s Physician & Surgeons we take the time to listen…and treat you with compassion. We set high standards such as board certification and our caring staff provides the most advanced treatments and the highest level of care for nearly 50 years. Women’s Physicians and Surgeons has been a leader in bringing minimally invasive treatment … Continued

The Best Gifts for This Holiday Season

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By Brianna Siciliano Every year we feel pressured to give the best gifts possible to the people we love the most. What is the point of spending time and money on gifts that people won’t enjoy? As gift givers, our goal is always the same: purchase the trending items that kids really want. There are … Continued

Finding Happiness by Getting Rid of Dramatic Relationships

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By Brianna Siciliano Dramatic relationships are anything but healthy. Every kind of relationship—including family relationships, casual relationships, romantic relationships, and friendships—has minor drama, but when the drama heightens and becomes harmful or is consistently draining your positive energy, you must take action. No person has the right to make you feel terrible about yourself. No … Continued

Recession to Progression

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By Krusha Vaidya In one of the worst recessions in United States history, many businesses could not survive the sudden “downturn.” However, some people took that “downturn” as opportunity. One of these people is Glenn Scher. Glenn was told by many people that this was not the time to invest in a retail business. They … Continued

Who Says Cardio Can't Be Fun?

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By Brianna Siciliano Working out does not have to be a dreadful chore. After all, cardiovascular exercise is necessary for good health, and there are plenty of fun workout routines. If cardio was a fun activity, then we would find ourselves working out more often. To add enjoyment to workout routines, try setting up your … Continued

A Unique Boutique for Your Child’s Room 

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By Susan Heckler Kidegories is a specialty children’s furniture and nursery furniture boutique located in nearby Shrewsbury. You step through their doors into every child’s dream.  Their children’s furniture is unique, with many hand painted furniture pieces and room accessories. Your child is one of a kind and their room can be one of a … Continued

Thanksgiving Movie Night

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By Krusha Vaidya Thanksgiving is about three things, turkey, football, and most importantly, family. This Thanksgiving, watch a movie with your family that shows them just how much you appreciate them. Cheaper by the Dozen (2003) 2 parents, 12 kids, and 1 dog, what could go wrong? A lot apparently. Join the Baker’s as they … Continued

New Hair Hues for Fall

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By Brianna Siciliano Fall is known as the season of change. When we think about the word ‘fall,’ we think about leaves transforming into beautiful new colors. Well, if leaves can change and become exciting, why can’t we add some excitement to our lives? Why not make a change to our hair? In recent months, ombré … Continued