July is ending and August looks good as we might have a family reunion then, if all of the pieces fall into place. Each day I am faced with news of the Covid-19 illness. Yesterday, I took my sister out for lunch, at a nice Italian restaurant with tables outside on a patio. It was […]
With the majority of Americans concerned about their online privacy, and states like California taking measures to ensure that digital consumers are protected, marketers need to be fully aware of laws that not only affect how we advertise, but that could also cost us money if we fail to comply. Channeling empathy in your brand
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We have heard a lot of doom and gloom about the present state of affairs because of the COVID situation. Cancellations, closures, restrictions, and warnings have been the order of the day for such a long time, with our downtown being no exception. Despite all that, I can say that life continues on The Ave
The latest Bob Dylan album Rough and Rowdy Ways happened to enter the world in June, the same month as the 50th anniversary of the release of the singer/songwriter’s Self Portrait, a collection of covers and lightweight originals dismissed outright by Rolling Stone magazine at the time with a one-word expletive. Over the intervening decades,
The 21st summer art camp, Art Creates Excellence, is underway and will continue until July 31. Over the last two decades, we have served more than 1,300 young artists. For many it has been a fun summer activity. For others, it has been a journey toward college art majors or minors. Several teens preparing for
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Following a national search, Inspira Health has announced that the network’s Board of Trustees has appointed Amy B. Mansue as the new president and CEO, effective September 1. She will succeed John DiAngelo, who announced his intention to retire in January following his 20-year tenure with the organization. “This decision comes at a monumental time,
As humanity starts to look at itself in the mirror and notice its flaws, it can also take solace in the beauty that is inherently within. That beauty is revealed, for example, by people who take pride in their communities, who do their best to bring everyone together, and who take the time to educate
We have introduced our five-year old niece to the fun of fishing by angling for channel catfish. It’s been a great deal of fun catching and preparing our harvest. You might be surprised to know that channel catfish are not native to New Jersey; in fact, many of our freshwater game fish are introduced species.
Teachers are, arguably, among the most important people on the planet and many of them, like a Neil Young song, have a heart of gold. A majority of them teach from a place of compassion in an effort to impart the kind of knowledge that can help their students become useful and successful members of
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Gov. Phil Murphy has unveiled his Administration’s plan to address unmet pre-K-to-12 student technological needs in New Jersey schools, commonly referred to as “the digital divide.” Efforts to ensure reliable internet connectivity and access to one-to-one digital devices are critical ahead to the 2020-2021 school year and the reopening of schools, many of which are
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