Showbox APK Download for Android Mobiles

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Showbox App: Entertainment has a prominent place in the current digital era. People are pretty accustomed to various entertainment sources such as movies, TV, mobile devices and much more. On these digital devices, we can watch different videos, music, movies and other entertaining stuff. Likewise, the manufacturing companies and other software developers are bringing new … Continued

There’s History in Haddonfield

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By Pam Teel Did you ever find yourself without a thing to do on a lazy Sunday afternoon? Now that gas is cheaper, many people are taking to the roads on mini excursions to places not too far from their homes. They are getting out and exploring towns and sights in their own state that … Continued

Annual Weekend in Old Monmouth Tour to Include the Historic Baird House

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The annual two-day event, “Weekend in Old Monmouth” returns with a list of historic sites throughout the County that will be opening their doors to the public and to people interested in the local history of the county. The tour dates for this year will be Saturday, April 30th and Sunday, May 1st. The time … Continued

The Changing Face of The Perrineville Jewish Center

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By Susan Heckler Driving up to the Perrineville Jewish Center on Perrineville Road, you see a building steeped in history. In 1910, ten men began holding formal religious ceremonies, and in 1925 built the synagogue, originally known as the First Hebrew Farmer’s Association of Perrineville. The building is home to a friendly and heymish community … Continued

History of Mother’s Day

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It’s hard to imagine that there was ever a time people didn’t devote the second Sunday of May to celebrating their mothers. But that was exactly the case before May 9, 1914. Enter Woodrow Wilson. On that day, the nation’s president signed a bill recognizing Mother’s Day as a national holiday. Flash forward 100 years … Continued

Art Classes and Their Effects – Facts or Myths?

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By Marlene Bohnyak, Owner/Instructor Most of the students that attend art classes already have excellent artistic skills…fact or myth? Myth! Most of the students are quite average when they first come in. They do improve greatly and many of them do develop into fabulous artists as they tap in to their own creativity and combine … Continued

Fun Ways to Celebrate National Opposite Day

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By Brianna Siciliano Did you know that opposite day is a real holiday? On Sunday, January 25, it is National Opposite Day! Children will love celebrating this day from start to finish, so why not fuel their entertaiment and excitement by celebrating the day as a family?  Your kids will get a kick out the … Continued

Fashionable Trends That Will Keep You Warm This Winter

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By Brianna Siciliano Dressing in the winter can be tough; we want to dress comfortable, warm, and fashionable all at once. As the temperature drops and the snow begins to fall, we worry about the winter taking our confidence away. Well, this holiday season, your entire family can feel comfy and trendy at the same … Continued

Holiday Movie Night

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By Krusha Vaidya Finally it’s time to start hanging mistletoe and putting up the Christmas tree. But with the weather getting chillier, it’s nice to sit back and relax with a nice hot chocolate and these feel-good holiday movies. How the Grinch Stole Christmas After the Grinch attempts to steal Christmas, he’ll steal your heart … Continued

Kids’ Cartoon Favorites Max & Ruby Take the Stage at iPlay America on December 14

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Beloved cartoon bunny siblings Max & Ruby will bring to life a Christmas tradition in two live shows at iPlay America on Dec. 14. Inspired by one of the greatest musical scores ever composed—Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite—Koba Entertainment presents “Max & Ruby in the Nutcracker Suite.” The story begins on Christmas Eve as Ruby decorates the … Continued