By: Nazli MohideenGenerally speaking, there are two types of caregivers: family and professional. Despite the name, family caregivers are not always blood-related. Sometimes, they are relatives, neighbors, or friends who look after someone usually due to disease or disability. Professional caregivers, on the other hand, are people who care for others in nursing homes or … Continued
By, Surabhi Ashok Whether they are toxic or just unhealthy, nuts should not be fed to dogs for various reasons. For one, most nuts, being high in fat, lead to obesity and potentially fatal pancreatitis for dogs. Look out for repeated vomiting, weakness, a hunched back, a bloated stomach, and a fever, as these are … Continued
By, Surabhi AshokWith the summer seasons upon us, people generally want to be more active and spend more time outside. Keeping this in mind, one sport has recently been exploding in popularity; pickleball, an activity similar to tennis and badminton, is enjoyed by all ages, especially seniors and baby boomers.Pickleball is a very accessible sport: … Continued
By, Nazli MohadeenIf you told Sukrut Oak four years ago that he’d graduate high school during a worldwide crisis, much less as his class’ salutatorian and with an admission in hand to Stanford University, he likely wouldn’t believe you. In between watching reruns of his so-called comfort show The Office and snacking on Taco Bell, … Continued
“Absolutely amazing. Her knowledge, skill, and passion are unmatched. She will go that extra mile to make sure you get what you want. I have zero reservations about recommending Josephine! She sold our house for above the listing price. She helped and advised us on every issue which came up during the process.” – Paul … Continued
By John Bazzurro I am writing this article to provide an overview of what actually occurs in a residential real estate transaction in the State of New Jersey from both the buyer’s and the seller’s perspective. In New Jersey, typically the contract is prepared by one of the real estate agents. This is a little … Continued
Paul is a third-generation electrician who comes from a long line of electricians. His grandfather, Lou Vehling, was a union president for many years, as well as president of the ALFI-CIO. Paul’s father was also a union electrician for forty years. Prior to starting his own business, Paul spent twenty years in the union as … Continued
Do you know someone in healthcare who has made significant contributions and has shown dedication within the healthcare community? If so, nominate them toThe Millstone Times Healthcare Heroes!The Millstone Times will bring together and showcase the most extraordinary healthcare professionals on the pages of The Millstone Times newspaper in upcoming issues.PLEASE SUBMIT NOMINATIONS via email to … Continued
By: Nazli Mohideen Typically found in the Mediterranean and parts of Asia, capers are small, green flower buds. They grow from the capparis spinosa, otherwise known as the caper bush. Before they have a chance to ripen, the capers are plucked from the bushes and then placed in a brine to bring out more flavor. … Continued
At The Millstone Times, our goal is for your business to be the first business called when one of our readers needs a new roof, emergency service repair, new flooring or a fresh coat of paint! Our job is to make sure your company receives a call before your competition. The Millstone Times has helped “too many … Continued