Set the garden table for New Jersey’s state butterfly, the black swallowtail
Let It Grow By Tammy Thornton Those of us living along the Jersey Shore often find ourselves playing host throughout the warmer seasons of the year. Of course, we must feed our hungry guests. What might surprise us is to see them nibbling on our parsley, dill, or...Annual ceremony set for Veterans Cemetery newly renamed for Squires
Atlantic County will honor the sacrifice and service of its fallen military veterans on 2 p.m. Friday, May 24, during the 39th annual Veterans Memorial Program. This will be the first program to be held in the newly renamed Richard E. Squires Veterans Cemetery,...PGA Championship has ties to Atlantic County
By David Weinberg Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIroy and the rest of the world’s top golfers are competing at the 106th PGA Championship at Valhalla Country Club in Louisville, Kentucky this weekend. Over 80 years ago, a similar scene was unfolding at Seaview Golf Club in...Last Tradition Standing: The Claridge
By Bruce Klauber Atlantic City’s past has not disappeared entirely. The Boardwalk’s grand hotels of yore may be long gone, but remnants of these iconic structures are still in use. And there is one hotel that is still standing, still very much open and operating, and...Molly Di Ritis Stanbach and the line out her kitchen door
Family-favorite recipes with a side of memories Pass it down By Lisa Zaslow Segelman What does a nice Jewish girl like me “know from gravy” (as my grandmother would put it)? Not a lot. My grandmom on my father’s side, Tillie Zaslow, arrived in Philadelphia in 1913....
