The Logic of Logos and Catchphrases

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By Pam Teel A logo says a lot about a company. It is the essence of what a company stands for and how we identify with a brand. Nowadays there are so many logos that we sometimes don’t take note of them. But if we were to look a little deeper behind the scenes we … Continued

Sami’s Law: Smith-Cardin Introduce Legislation to Improve Ride-Share Safety

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Bipartisan, bicameral legislation named to honor Samantha Joseph- son—a senior at the University of South Carolina who was kidnapped and brutally murdered by a man pretending to be her Uber driver— was introduced in both the House and Senate today to establish needed protections for ride-share customers across the country. Named Sami’s Law, the bill, … Continued

Freeholders hold groundbreaking for Sharon Station Road improvement project

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The Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders held a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the beginning of the roadway improvement project for Sharon Station Road (County Route 539A) from Allentown-Davis Station Road (County Route 539) to Allentown- Red Valley Road (County Route 526) on Wednesday, Oct. 23. “Through the collaboration with the township of Upper Freehold, … Continued

Stocks Make A Great Charitable Gift

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One of the most tax-efficient ways to give is by contributing long-term appreciated securities, like stocks. There are two huge advantages to donating in this way. One, since you are not selling your stocks, there are no capital gains taxes to be concerned with, and the more appreciation the stocks have, the bigger your tax savings … Continued

Now Is The Time To Improve Your Financial Health

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Making resolutions to improve your financial situation is a good thing to do at any time of year. Regardless of when you begin, it is extremely important. Your financial control and your financial goals are a large contributor to your health. Make these financial wellness tips a prime focus for yourself in 2020! Spend less than you earn. Plan and … Continued

Ringworm and School Sports

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By Lauren Kolacki Ringworm is very common. Anyone can get ringworm, but people who have weakened immune systems may be especially at risk for infection and may have problems fighting off a ringworm infection. People who use public showers or locker rooms, athletes (particularly those who are involved in contact sports such as wrestling), people who wear … Continued

Lessons from the Trenches of Special Needs Parenting

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Parenting any child is challenging, but the joys and feelings that come with parenting a child with special needs are unique. All children are special in their own way, but a child with autism, traumatic brain injury, intellectual disabilities, or language and speech delays requires a different level of care and understanding. We don’t profess … Continued