By John Bazzurro Over the past several weeks, I have had two unfortunate situations that have arose in my practice that have prompted me to write this article concerning something called “umbrella coverage.” Despite its name, this type of insurance coverage has nothing to do with protection from weather events. As will be seen below, … Continued
Summer is more than a season. It is a shift in routine, a new set of priorities, and a fresh opportunity for businesses to connect with their audience. Whether you’re promoting family services, health and wellness, or home improvement, summer offers strong potential for timely, targeted advertising. CNJ+ Media provides a powerful platform to reach … Continued
By Richard Mabey Jr. At the age of 18, my father enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps, during World War II. What inspired my father to sign up for the Air Corps, is in itself, an inspiring story. Dad’s older brother, Edward, was serving in the U. S. Navy, aboard a ship, not … Continued
By Richard Mabey Jr. On the sixth of September of 1997, my beloved father turned 70. The day before, I turned 44. Early September of 1997 brought a very endearing and heart moving moment to my life. For I began to see just how much the words of the Scout Law and the Scout Oath … Continued
By Richard Mabey Jr. In early September of 1965, I had just turned 12 years old and started the seventh grade at Chapel Hill School in Lincoln Park. I was looking forward to being in a school setting where the students changed classes, every hour. My social life centered upon the Youth Group at First … Continued
By Richard Mabey Jr. My paternal grandfather, Watson Mabey, was one of the wisest men I have ever known. He was all so well versed on the subjects of botany, the ways of wildlife and applied physics, from his days of working as the Chief Engineer of Incline Plane Ten East. From the time I … Continued
TRENTON, New Jersey—Christine Giordano Hanlon, Monmouth County Clerk and Co-Chair of the Monmouth County Republican Organization, was elected as the new Chair of the New Jersey Republican Party. The vote by 42 State Committee members took place on January 5th during their meeting at the Hibernian Club in Hamilton. “I look forward to working side-by-side … Continued
By Richard Mabey Jr. It was in late September of 1974, that I had most recently turned 21 and was now well into my fourth quarter at Sherman College of Chiropractic in Spartanburg, South Carolina. I remember keeping in touch with the events and happenings in Lincoln Park through three main newspapers; The Lincoln Park … Continued
By Surabhi Ashok The Scholastic, a biweekly magazine publication, got its start in 1920, with Maurice Robinson’s The Western Pennsylvania Scholastic as a four-page edition. In two years, the over 20-page publication covered national and world events, as well as sports and arts. In 1923, the magazine founded the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards to … Continued
By John Bazzurro As a result of social media, the news and police “reality” shows, we have all seen a routine traffic stop by a police officer escalate to a point where either the officer or an individual is fatally injured. In order to help prevent such tragic results, I am writing this article to … Continued