Do It Better: The ABCs of Rugs: Accents, Benefits, Care
Hardwood, laminate and tile are common flooring choices among homeowners and interior designers, but many people still have a soft spot for rugs. With a wide range of colors, shapes and sizes, rugs are multi-tasking home accessories that are practical... Read More
LET’S DISH! Let’s Talk About Eggs Benedict
The universal symbol of new life is the egg, and as the earth comes alive in springtime, April is the month we pay the little egg homage. The egg is the single most utilized article of food in so many different varieties of dishes. Certainly, in no... Read More
Dining with Draz: Rosalita’s Roadside Cantina
Spring awakens so many things, including our tastebuds, so with an eye ahead to Cinco de Mayo, we set off for a something spicy at Rosalita’s Roadside Cantina in Englishtown. This is Americanized Mexican with a huge menu of traditional dishes. While... Read More
Canine Cataract Surgery Outcomes
While almost everyone knows someone who has had cataract surgery, many people are unaware that our canine companions can get cataracts too! They may develop due to genetics, nutrition, diabetes, old age or trauma. Although most dogs are not reading, writing,... Read More
Historic Havens: All Saints Memorial Church Carriage Shed Restoration
This month, The Journal focuses on home improvement projects. As anyone who has ever undertaken an improvement project knows, it’s not without its challenges. That is even more so when you are renovating and repairing historic properties. Last year,... Read More
BUSINESS MATTERS: Good Enough?
In many industries, the term “good enough” has become an underlying yet driving force that continues to shape our perspective on business and the products or services we deliver. Over the past decade, it has seeped into many areas of our society and... Read More
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, so don’t worry, let’s... Read More
ASK CASSIE
Dear Cassie: I am divorced. My spouse has enrolled our children in a very expensive summer camp this summer. Do I have to pay for it? -L.P. Dear L.P.: The first question that must be answered is, what does your Marital Settlement Agreement or Judgment... Read More
Single Family Homes Area Real Estate: Jan. 1 to 31
Atlantic Highlands – Closed three, ratio of sale to list price 93 percent, lowest closed sale $499,000, highest closed sale $732,500. Currently active eight, pending seven. Colts Neck – Closed eight, ratio of sale to list price 100 percent, lowest... Read More
Teen Scene
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
