Spring Cleaning The Forgotten Areas of Your Home
Spring cleaning traditionally means ambitious projects like washing windows inside and out, laundering and swapping bed quilts and blankets, or cleaning the garage. But there are places in every home that sometimes get forgotten. Use the following list... Read More
A Historic Haven of Shrewsbury, Presbyterian Church
Located alongside the iconic Christ Church on Sycamore Avenue lies an equally historic and charming church. The Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury (PCAS) is the little, white church with the red doors. The two buildings are so close that many believe they... Read More
Long Branch Eatery, Johnny Piancone’s Serving up Delicious Italian Cuisine for 11 Years
There are many people celebrating Saint Joseph’s Day this Thursday, March 19, and for those folks, we went to a classic Italian eatery, Johnny Piancone’s in Long Branch. Johnny Piancone’s has been consistently serving a loyal audience for more than... Read More
How One High School Class Changed the Trajectory of a Young Filmmaker’s Life
Welcome to Teen Scene. Each month our young authors write, in their own voice, stories that will educate and inform fellow students and parents. If you are a teen who would like to write your story, contact The Journal. We’ll help you polish it up,... Read More
Don’t Miss Out on These Wine Festival Day Trips this Spring
Want to enjoy a great festival while getting in the mood for America’s favorite pastime? FirstEnergy Park, home of the Lakewood BlueClaws baseball team, will again be hosting the Jersey Shore Wine Festival, with exciting changes for this year’s event.... Read More
Visiting a Few Can’t-Miss Spots in Colts Neck
Colts Neck is known for its beautiful homes and farmland – a Central Jersey town that thrives during autumn. The scenic routes, apple orchard and pumpkin patches can’t be beat. Not only is Colts Neck lovely to frequent in the fall, but during... Read More
LET’S DISH and Talk About Asparagus!
When we look for signs of spring, we look for the first daffodil or the returning sound of birds chirping in the morning. But there is no better messenger for spring than the delightful sight of fresh, elegant asparagus at the produce market. Buy local!... Read More
Let’s Pursue New and Broad Possibilities with our Children While Educating
Columnist Andreas Schleicher, in TeacherMagazine.com, frets, “It’s so much easier to educate students for our past, than for their future. The biggest risk to schooling today isn’t its inefficiency; our way of schooling is losing its purpose and... Read More
Taking in All of the Entertaining Activities on My “Day Trip” To iPlay America
February is usually just around the time that cabin fever sets in for those of us who tend to hibernate during the cold winter months. Indoor activities are the go-to choice for entertainment. But what if you’ve already exhausted your options of strolling... Read More
Holmdel Theatre Company Back in the Spotlight, Winning Awards
Just as any great performance deserves an encore, articles about outstanding performance venues deserve encores, also – especially when that venue is ambitiously staging new shows and earning newsworthy accolades. Such is the case with Holmdel Theatre... Read More
