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You're Only as Good as Your Team

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our only as good as your team," the high school lacrosse coach reminded us daily. He went on to explain that no matter how good you are, you are nothing without your team.

Your team will make or break you. You have to work together, build each other up and capitalize on your strengths.

Together you can be great.

That was 1983. Those words stuck with me because they apply off the field as well. Bob and I have so much gratitude for the amazing group of individuals that come together to form the Shore Local Team.

From the first core group of four people who sat nervously over breakfast creating a plan just 19 months ago, to the most recent additions of topnotch columnists such as Harry Hurley and Nancy Adler. Every step of the way, we have been blessed with talented and

creative writers joining the Shore Local Team. Jeff Whitaker brings a wealth of communications expertise, Marci Lutsky of Vegging at the Shore and Somers Point poet laureate and founder of The Elegant Root, Maria Provenzano, along with her now-husband Nick Leonetti, a talented writer on a wide range of topics. Maria and Nick were married this past Saturday and we congratulate them. We are proud to call them a part of the Shore Local Team.

Chuck Eberson was there at that breakfast meeting months ago when it all began, and has been an integral part of Shore Local ever since. He writes the

From left; Bob Fertsch, Cindy Fertsch, Maddy Vitale, Robin Minichino, Steffen Klenk and Charles Eberson.

From left; Bob Fertsch, Cindy Fertsch, Robin Minichino, Jeff Whitaker, Marci Lutsky, Maddy Vitale and Charles Eberson.

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A Newsmagazine Celebrating Life At The Southern NJ Shore

Office - (609) 788-4812

Publisher - Bob Fertsch shorelocalads@gmail.com Executive Editor - Cindy Fertsch shorelocalcindy@gmail.com Managing Editor - Maddy Vitale shorelocalmaddy@gmail.com Sales & Marketing Manager Robin Minichino (609) 204-4060 shorelocalrobin@gmail.com

Senior Moments column and has a large fan base, especially with the 55 and over readers. Chuck has over 25 years of experience in all facets of the news industry. This summer he came out of retirement to handle advertising sales along with his column. Robin Minichino, joined our team in August reuniting Bob, Chuck and Robin, in advertising sales. The three of them have decades of experience working together for the area’s daily and weekly newspapers.

Shore Local couldn't have dreamt of a better sales team.

Mari Dattolo and Seth Grossman are both talented writers who have contributed in the past and recently joined Shore Local as regular columnists.

Becky Jewell, Jacqueline D'Angelo,

Sean Fawcett and Meghan Mangel are regular contributors who add so much.

Steffen Klenk began as an intern but quickly became an employee, and is now a huge part of the Shore Local Team.

Steffen covers many events and has proven himself to be excellent with both a camera and a pen.

Shore Local has also been blessed by outstanding photographers who allow us to print their photos both on the cover and inside the magazine. Donald B. Kravitz has contributed so much and we will forever be grateful for his contributions. This issue and in upcoming issues, Patty Hutton has contributed her talents as a high school sports photographer. Look for "Game Faces" in this issue featuring Patty's work.

Lastly, the one who is the glue that binds us all together, Maddy Vitale, the Managing Editor. She is the orchestrator and kicks into high gear the days just prior to publication or what we refer to as "deadline." She collects, revises, formats and corresponds with graphic designers often until two in the morning prior to officially "going to print." She irons out the 10,000 details that need to be taken care of and we would be lost without her.

Bob and I also have a deep gratitude for you, the reader. Thank you for picking up this issue of Shore Local, inviting it into your homes. We hope you enjoy it and find it uplifting and informational.

Peace & Love, Cindy

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Congratulations to Shore Local columnists Maria Provenzano and Nick Leonetti who were married Saturday, Oct. 7th.

OCTOBER 12 - 25, 2017

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EHT Dog Park Has its' Day

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rowds gathered on this warm Saturday, Oct. 7th.

There were at least 40 dogs, of all breeds and sizes, each accompanied by an owner. Vendors lined the entranceway selling gourmet treat-treats and puppy scoop ice-cream. There were registration tables and opportunities to purchase T-shirts, bracelets and more to show support for this brand new dog park in Egg Harbor Township.

This day was long awaited, eight years to be exact. Donna Burns, founder and visionary of the dog park, addressed the crowd just prior to cutting the ribbon to officially open the Egg Harbor Township Dog park. She described her eight-year journey to get to this moment.

Meetings with the mayor, forming a nonprofit organization, acquiring the land, fundraising and installing water lines were just some of the steps and hurdles that needed to be jumped in order to manifest her dream of a dog park in her hometown. She thanked her husband and 12 committee members. Over the many

Donna Burns, founder and visionary of the EHT Dog Park, with her committee and Mayor Sonny McCullough by her side, cuts the ribbon to officially open the park. years as a committee, they held walks, pasta dinners and pancake breakfasts to fundraise, and even stood out in the cold at Shoprite on Superbowl weekends to collect donations

for their cause.

So, for Burns and her committee it is not surprising that it , " felt like Christmas morning," that Saturday when their dreams and vision became reality. Fittingly, Santa made a surprise visit, not giving out toys, but rather dog

Santa made a surprise appearance at the Grand Opening of the Egg Harbor Township Dog Park and handed out treat-treats to the many dogs in attendance.

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Helen Helth of Boardwalk Bakery and her nephew, Billy McDonnell sell a variety of gourmet dog treats including puppy scoop ice-cream.

We become frightfully alive on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings.

As you walk the dark cornfield's path, you never know what fright is around the next corner. If doesn't matter how fast you are, the demented creatures of the Cornfield of Terror will hunt you down.

This is your worst nightmare come true. The sights and sounds of the Cornfield of Terror will leave you screaming for your life as well as running out of your shoes. You don't have to be the fastest, just don't be the slowest. Will you be the next victim?

After getting scared to death, grab some munchies and sit and watch free movies on the outdoor movie screen while you warm yourself up by the fire pit.

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Hometown Heroes: Carolyn and Tom Jewell

By Lindsay Kirkland

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akota is well known in the Ventnor community. He is always out and about frequenting beach concerts, festivals, restaurants and more. He is adorable, friendly, and has the sweetest eyes. Lakota is a 13-week-old seeing eye puppy.

When Carolyn and Tom Jewell retired four years ago, they decided to move from their home in Indiana to Ventnor to be near their son, daughter-in- law and two grandsons. They also decided to take on a new job raising seeing eye puppies.

It is the Jewells’ job and responsibility to socialize Lakota and give him as many experiences out in public as possible. Lakota is their second seeing eye puppy and in just a few weeks he will return to The Seeing Eye headquarters on 60 acres in Morristown.

Once there, Lakota will be given a rigorous physical exam and upon passing, he will be matched up with a handler. The handler will teach the young dog everything he needs to know to assist a visually

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impaired person. The puppy will work with the handler for about four months and then will be ready to be matched with a visually impaired person. The Seeing Eye organization will fly the visually impaired person to the training facility to work together with the dog and

Tom Jewell with his first seeing eye pup, Kato.

Carolyn and Tom Jewell's grandsons, Jackson and Cooper Jewell of Ocean City, shown with Lakota.

the handler for approximately two weeks and if all goes well, and they are a good match for each other, the dog will fly back with a new owner and begin a mission.

The Seeing Eye's mission has remained the same for 75 years: To enhance the independence, dignity and self-confidence of people who are blind, through the use of specially trained seeing eye dogs. They breed and raise puppies to become seeing eye dogs,

train seeing eye dogs to guide blind people, instructs blind people in the proper use, handling, and care of the seeing eye dogs. They rely on seei n g eye

Carolyn Jewell, is raising seeing eye puppy Lakota. puppy raisers just like Tom and Carolyn Jewell, not to train, but rather to raise, love, socialize and

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History of Halloween the more adventurous spirits, live on in the homes, businesses and cemeteries of our South Jersey neighbors.

These ghostly characters will often make their presence known by way of unexplained sounds, manipulating electricity or energetic fields; emitting a distinct scent; moving objects

on Main Street in Mays Landing. Built in 1838, it has been renovated and expanded many times, (no longer used as a courthouse), but it’s timeless residents live on. At least three that have been documented. The one most famously retold is the sound of a woman crying long

days as a “Whistle-stop.” A hidden gem off the beaten path, the railroad station harkens back to a time

By Mari D. Dattolo

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eventeen years ago, some “visionary spirits” gathered together as members of the Township of Hamilton’s Historical Society and brainstormed on how they could share the history of our county’s seat with the public.

Hearing about a candlelight walking tour in a historic Pennsylvania hamlet, President Joan Cradock and Dottie Kinsey realized the same concept could be an enticing event to host in Atlantic County. After all, there had been no shortage of eerie sightings or paranormal activity in the historic district of Mays Landing. The idea caught on and for dozens of families, has grown into an annual Halloween tradition.

With a rich history dating back to the 1750s, Mays Landing is a great place to begin a haunted tour. Many of

The West Jersey Station remains at the foot of Taylor Avenue Photos courtesy Mari Dattolo Atlantic County Courthouse on Main Street in Mays Landing circa 1838 and sometimes even appearing as an apparition.

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She is believed to be either the mother of a murder victim, or the mother of the convicted murderer in the crime, William O’Mara, who had been sentenced in November of 1891.

Both women were said to have wept, through the entire trial. Other paranormal reports include “someone” seeming to ride the empty elevator late into the night; lights going on and off and footsteps heard in empty courtrooms, documented by frightened witnesses.

New to the Ghost Walk this year is the unveiling of Mays Landing’s

when trains were the major mode of transportation into the new resort of Atlantic City. The first railroad came to Mays Landing and the line at Egg Harbor City in the 1870s. In August of 1880, 1400 members of the St. Ann Literary Society of Philadelphia, chartered two trains to Atlantic City for a day on the beach. On the return trip, as the first train reached Mays Landing, the second train carelessly hit the back of the first train. The rear of the train was on the peninsula leading to the bridge over the Egg Harbor River when it was struck by the engine of the second section. The impact caused the boiler to explode with massive amounts of boiling

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HALLOWEEN EVENTS

Farms & Pumpkin Picking

▶R ▶ & J Farm, 723 Herschel Street in Egg Harbor City, 609-593-6180 Hayrides to pumpkin patch, pony rides, corn maze.

Sahl’s Father & son Farm, 420 West Pestalozzi Street in Galloway, 609-965-9300. Corn mazes, pig races, hayrides and pumpkin patch.

Butterhof’s Shady Brook Farm, 5800 White Horse Pike in Egg Harbor City, 609-965-4696. Corn maze, hay rides, pumpkin picking, farm tours and cider making.

Trunk or Treats Egg Harbor Township

▶People ▶ get to celebrate Halloween at the High School where face painting, costume contests and games will keep the fun going Oct. 14. Cost $5 per child, $10 per family.

Call 609-374-6772.

Galloway

Get your yummy Halloween treats from 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 28 at the Municipal Complex, 300 E. Jimmie Leeds Road. Cost $1 each. Wristbands and

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proof of residency required. Call 609652-8657.

Parades

Linwood

▶Oct. ▶ 26 at 7:15 p.m., 6th – 11th Streets and Asbury Avenue. Sponsored by the Ocean City Exchange Club. No rain date. For registration, please visit www.ochp.blogspot. com.

▶Have ▶ some Halloween fun at All Wars Memorial Park from 12- 2 p.m.

Oct. 29. Call 609-926-5205.

Northfield

▶Safe ▶ trick or treat from 11 to 1 p.m.

Oct. 29 at family friendly Birch Grove Park, 1700 Burton Ave.

Northfield

▶Addy’s ▶ 2nd Annual Trunk or Treat is an event for children with food allergies. From noon to 3 p.m. Oct. 28 at Happy Heart Corner, 1600 New Road children will get to celebrate the spooky holiday by receiving lots of fun, non-food items.

Mays Landing

▶Get ▶ your goodies from 5 to 7 p.m.

Oct. 28 at the Laureldale Volunteer Fire & Rescue, 2657 Route 50.

Upper Township

Upper Township Rescue Squad hosts the fun event from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Oct. 24 at Amanda’s Field in Woodbine.

Ocean City

Egg Harbor City

▶Oct. ▶ 27 at 6 p.m., Philadelphia Avenue

Sea Isle City

▶Halloween ▶ Parade & Dance Party: Oct. 20 at 7 p.m., 45th Street to 40th Street & Landis Ave. Parade features a wide variety of eye-catching costumes, floats, musical entertainment and mascots.

Dance party immediately following parade at Excursion Park.

Haunted Egg Harbor Township

Scullville Terror in the Junkyard ▶Fridays ▶ and Saturdays from 7-11 p.m. & Sundays from 7-10 p.m.

Flemings Junkyard, 333 Zion Rd.

Egg Harbor Township Members of the Scullville Volunteer Fire Company take you deep into the dark woods of Scullville to experience all the horrors they have to offer on the "Terror in the Junkyard Hayride." Take your chances in the "Maze of Terror" and rid the Village of Scullville of the un-dead at the "Zombie Apocalypse Paintball."

R & J Farm: Corn Maze of Terror, 723 Herschel Street in Egg Harbor City, 609-593-6180.

Mays Landing Ghost Walk: Oct. 20 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tour leaves from the Presbyterian Church, 6001 Main Street and Cape May Avenue. Cost $10 adults, $5 12 and under.

Ocean City Ghost Walk: Ocean City's historic district. Departs from 9th St. and Asbury Avenue. A candlelight walking tour where "fun in the sun" turns into "FEAR IN THE DARK!" Tickets $15 per person ($10 ages 4-12). Book online or call 609814-0199.

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Atlantic City

Absecon Lighthouse Hosts Haunted Tours. Do you want to discover if Absecon Lighthouse is home to ghostly keepers that still watch over the shore in Atlantic City? Come visit the Absecon Lighthouse to hear the true ghost stories that prompted a visit from Sci-Fi's Ghost Hunters.

Tour times are 5 p.m., 6 p.m., 7 p.m. and 8 p.m., and include a tower climb Saturday, Oct. 28. Reservations are required; call 609-449-1360. Tickets are $20 and must be reserved or else we’ll send a ghost to follow you home.

Other Fun Events Sea Isle City Octoberfest

▶Saturday, ▶ October 21st from 11am – 3pm

Excursion Park JFK Blvd. & Pleasure Ave. The celebration will feature live German music, vendors, free hayrides on the beach, magic acts, pumpkin painting, children’s entertainment and a fantastic Pie Baking Contest.

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Movies in the Park Monster House

▶Oct. ▶ 13 at 8 p.m., 129 Old Egg Harbor Road in Mays Landing.

Birch Grove Park

For Halloween fun, bring the family together and come to Birch Grove Park in Northfield to enjoy the fall weather. Perfect for families avoiding certain frights, bring the kids for a seasonal night! $5 per person. For further information call 641-3778.

Advertising space is available as well as opportunities for editorial. If you are a woman entrepreneur/business owner and would like to participate, contact us. This is also a perfect spot to advertise ANY business. 10,000 copies will be distributed over a two week period throughout Atlantic County, Ocean City and Marmora.

If you have a Halloween event that we missed, feel free to send your information and we will be happy to ad it to shorelocalnews@gmail.com.

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The Annual Christmas Bazaar at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Absecon will take place on Friday, Nov. 3 between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. and on Saturday, Nov. 4 between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Crafters, vendors, delicious food, White Elephant Room, crafts, baked goods, fantastic raffles, and photos with Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus. We will be serving lunch and dinner both days with a pasta dinner on Saturday. For further information, call 457-0822.

2017 Cardiff Fall Festival

▶Saturday, ▶ Oct. 14th from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Raymour & Flanigan 6115 Black Horse Pike, Egg Harbor Township Get ready for the 2nd Annual Fall Festival. Vendors of all kinds will once again take over Raymour & Flanigan at 6115 Black Horse Pike in Egg Harbor Township.

Galloway Green Market

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▶Sundays ▶ from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

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Smithville Irish Festival

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Smithville Corvette Show

▶Sunday, ▶ Oct. 22nd from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Historic Smithville 615 E. Moss Mill Rd. The Corvette Show is sponsored

by The Original Garden State Corvette Club who will host 100+ Corvettes throughout the Smithville Village. You can pre-register through the Club or show up the morning of the 22nd by 9am. Rain date is Oct. 29, 2017. Please see the link for more information visit http://www.colonialinnsmithville.com/

Linwood Farmers Market

▶Saturdays ▶ from 9 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Central Square, 199 New Road Come out to the Linwood Fall Farmers Market, running Saturdays from Sept. 16th to Nov. 4th. The market will serve to support local growers and businesses by bringing the community together.

Mays Landing Fall Festival

▶Saturday, ▶ Oct. 14th from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Memorial Park Main St. & Route 50 The 17th Annual Fine Crafts Fall

and prizes featuring Raffles, Silent Auctions and 50/50, Music from DJ KC, Children’s entertainment, and Magician Hal and Jane the Balloon Lady.

The event benefits Veterans Smile Day Foundation

Festival & Family Fun Day will have fantastic food and craft vendors, scarecrow contest, plus music, free train rides, hay toss, pumpkin painting and more! Don’t miss it!

Margaret Stringer Memorial 5K Splash

▶Saturday, ▶ Oct. 14th at 8:30 a.m.

Hess School 700 Babcock Rd. Mays Landing The 4th Annual Margaret Stringer Memorial 5k Splash was started as a tribute to a former member of our school community, who prior to her passing in 2014, dedicated 26 years to educating local youth. All proceeds of this event will be used to fund scholarships which will be awarded annually to deserving high school students who plan on continuing their education after graduation.

The 5k run/walk will start and finish at the George L. Hess Educational Complex. Following the race and awards presentation, the pool will be open for all to enjoy at the Margaret Stringer Aquatic Center. T-shirts will be provided for the first 200 registrants. This event will also use LM Sports Timing for those serious runners!! Day of registration from 7-8:30 am. $30 fee (T-shirts upon availability).

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Funny Farm Fall Family Festival

▶Sunday, ▶ Oct. 15th from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Funny Farm Rescue 6908 Railroad Blvd. Mays Landing The Funny Farm Fall Family Festival is the biggest event of the year! There will by hayrides, vendors, activities, live entertainment, face-painting, and fun! The animals love this day and are already talking about it! There is no admission fees but a $5 per person donation is suggested for this event.

Veterans Fundraising Dinner

▶Saturday, ▶ Oct. 14th from 5 – 7 p.m.

Clancy’s by the Bay 101 E. Mayland Ave. Somers Point Tickets: $20 Adults and $10 Kids Come support our Veterans with an evening of fun, food, drinks, music

▶Saturday, ▶ Oct. 21st from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Bay Ave. & Harbor Lane 3rd Annual Car and Boat Show, Hosted by the Somers Point Historical Society. Antique, Street Rods, Muscle Cars, Classics, Boats, Fire and Military equipment, Flea Market and Swap Meet.

Trophies, Dash Plaques, and Prizes. Open to all vehicles and years. To donate go to: somerspointhistory.org

Atlantic City Cinefest

▶Friday, ▶ October 13th – Sunday, October 15th Dante Hall Theater & Noyes Art Garage Tickets start at $5 Phone: 609-457-5480 The 10th annual Atlantic City Cinefest will present more than 50 feature, short and documentary films, Oct. 13 to

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Meet and discuss film-making with celebrity professionals such as Scott Rosenfelt, producer of classics like “Home Alone,” “Mystic Pizza” and “Teen Wolf,” award-winning writer, director and actress, Blanche Baker, showcasing her latest short, “Streetwrite” and actor Peter Dobson.

Atlantic City Concert: Queensryche & Skid Row in

Saturday, Oct. 14th at 9 p.m.

Harrah’s Resort Tickets start at $35 Phone: 609-441-5000 Two hard rock legends Queensryche and Skid Row are coming together for a memorable night at The Concert Venue on Saturday, October 14th. Queensryche continues to be a dark, melodic and dynamic group that will be complimented by the punk and metal, determined to conquer the world attitude of Skid Row.

40th Annual American Finals Rodeo in AC

▶Friday, ▶ Oct. 20th & Saturday, Oct. 21st at 7 p.m.

Boardwalk Hall Tickets start at $9

Phone: 1-888-228-4748 The American Finals Rodeo is the capstone to the entire rodeo season for the American Professional Rodeo Association. The top 12 competitors in each event vie for the No. 1 spot. The American Finals Rodeo is the oldest and largest finals rodeo in the Northeast.

The iconic Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City is one of the most prestigious venues in America. This is where it all comes together to decide which cowboys and cowgirls will get awarded the American Finals Rodeo Championship buckles!

Free Community Events Clarifi Presents: Start Small, Think Big

▶Monday, ▶ Oct. 16th from 5-6 p.m.

New Day Family Success Center 622-624 S. New York Rd. Galloway A representative from Clarifi will help participants connect their spending patterns to their personal values and goals. Participants are also charged with creating a financial goal for themselves, which is used to illustrate the basics of an affordable savings plan. This is a free workshop! Call 609-652-0230 to register or for more information!

Family Arts and Crafts Night

▶Thursday, ▶ Oct. 19th from 5-6 p.m.

Inland Family Success Center 3050 Spruce Ave. Egg Harbor Township Come out and enjoy a free family, fun, fall themed arts and crafts activity! We will provide refreshments.

All families are welcome! Please call 609-569-0376 to register!

Pumpkin Patch Day

▶Tuesday, ▶ Oct. 24th from 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Inland Family Success Center 3050 Spruce Ave. Egg Harbor Township Join us for a free Pumpkin Patch Day! Children can choose a pumpkin and decorate it! This is a free activity!

Pumpkins and decorations are supplied by us! Please call 609-569-0376 to sign up or for more information!

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Atlantic City Marathon and Half Marathon

▶Sunday, ▶ Oct. 15th at 10 a.m.

9th Street Beach Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. at 9th Street. Walk begins at 10 a.m. Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is a non-competitive 3 – 5 mile-walk where participants have the opportunity to unite, honor and celebrate breast cancer survivors while raising awareness and funds to help the American Cancer Society free the world from the pain and suffering caused by breast cancer.

For more information call 856-6735721.

Zumba Class

▶Tuesday, ▶ Oct. 17th from 5-6 p.m.

Lake Lenape – East, Catering Hall, 753 Park Road, Mays Landing Zumba is a Latin Dance that will help you get in shape while listening to Latin music and have fun.

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Yoga for Beginners

▶Wednesday, ▶ Oct.18th & 25th from 9-10 a.m.

Atlantic County Park at Lake Lenape West 753 Park Road, Mays Landing Relax while learning basic Yoga forms and breath work. Participants should dress in loose fitting clothing, casual footgear, and bring water, yoga mat, and towel. Call (609) 625-1897 to register.

▶Saturday, ▶ Oct. 21st at 9 a.m. & Sunday, Oct. 22nd at 8 a.m.

Atlantic City Boardwalk & Michigan Ave. The 2017 AmeriHealth New Jersey Atlantic City Marathon weekend features four different race distances along the famous beaches and Boardwalk of Atlantic City. Beginning Saturday, October 21 with a 5K and 10K and continuing with the half marathon and certified 26.2 mile marathon on Sunday, Oct. 22.

There are so many reasons to register and start training today!

Cardio Kickboxing

▶Tuesday, ▶ Oct. 24th from 6-7 p.m.

New Day Family Success Center, 622-624 S. New York Rd. Galloway AmeriKick is partnering with New Day to bring in a great evening workout! Bring your water bottle! This is a free event! Call 609-652-0230 to register or for more information!

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cean City will host the 12th annual Junior Miss Ocean City Pageant 7 p.m. Saturday (Oct. 14) at the Ocean City Music Pier. Twenty contestants will compete in interview, talent, evening gown and onstage question. Tickets ($10) are available at oceancityvacation.com/boxoffice, 609399-6111 or at the Music Pier Box Office on the night of the event.

Registration for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk, a non-competitive walk of 3 to 5 miles begins at 8:30 a.m. Sunday (Oct. 15) in the parking lot at Ninth Street and Boardwalk. The walk begins at 10 a.m. Making Strides Against Breast Cancer gives participants have the opportunity to unite, honor and celebrate breast cancer survivors while raising awareness and funds to help the American Cancer Society.

For more information, call 856-673-5721.

Ocean City plays host to a number of traditional Halloween events, and this year the Ocean City Free Public Library will bring in the stars of “Ghost Hunters” for a special event on Oct. 17. Steve Gonsalves and Dave Tango from Syfy’s hit shows “Ghost Hunters” and “Ghost Hunters Academy” will make an interactive live presentation at the library 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Tuesday, Oct. 17. The stars will take about their experiences on and off camera, sharing

some of their favorite paranormal investigations, evidence and stories from their travels. It also will include a meet-and-greet and a question-and-answer session. The event is free to attend and will be held in the Chris Maloney Lecture Hall at the library, but seating is limited, so arrive early to secure your seat. Call 609-399-2434 for more information.

Ocean City’s annual Halloween Parade features local children, families, bands, entertainers, businesses and organizations costumed for the occasion. The parade starts at 7:15 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 26, and proceeds down Asbury Avenue from Sixth

Street to 11th Street. The event is sponsored by the Ocean City Exchange Club. To register to participate, call 800-813-5580 or visit ochp.blogspot.com.

MORE OCTOBER EVENTS WOODWORK AND PAINTINGS EXHIBIT (All of October): Mother and son Christina and Justin Lowenstein will share their love of art through paintings, woodworking and metalwork at the Ocean City Arts Center through Oct. 31. Their exhibit, titled “Artistic Parallels,” features vibrant acrylic paintings

by Christina Lowenstein and wood, metal and unique finish work of craftsman Justin

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They are a critical part of the process.

"The question everyone asks is ‘Isn't it too hard to give the puppy back?’” Carolyn Jewell explained.

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We encourage you to call us to set up an appointment to discover a pre funeral planning program. Planning and funding your funeral in advance is one of the most caring decisions you can make and many area residents have made this important decision.

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Lakota, a seeing eye puppy being raised by Tom and Carolyn Jewell of Ventnor.

Lowenstein. The Arts Center is within the Ocean City Community Center at 1735 Simpson Avenue.

BROADWAY SONGS CONCERT (Oct. 19): Ocean City duo Eric Johnston and Cricket Denton Brennan will perform a free concert of legendary Broadway songs at the Ocean City Arts Center 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Thursday, Oct. 19. No reservations required for this event at the Arts Center (second floor within the Community Center at 1735 Simpson Avenue.

RED AND WHITE WEEKEND (Oct. 20 to 22): Ocean City High School’s Red & White Alumni Weekend will be held Oct. 20 to 22, 2017. Events include a pre-game picnic/rally, the Homecoming football game against Mainland Regional, the OCHS Class of 1997 20-year reunion, the Homecoming dance, and the OCHS Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2017 Induction Ceremony & Reception. See attached flyers for more information.

BEACH SWEEPS (Oct. 21): The semi-annual Clean Ocean Action Beach Sweeps invites everybody to volunteer to clean New Jersey’s beaches 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21. Last year, volunteers removed 218,807 pieces of debris statewide. Local volunteers are encouraged to register at the Ocean City Music Pier. Participants also can pre-register at www.cleanoceanaction.org.

but we want the pup to succeed and assist the blind. It is a very important job. And we get to look forward to our next pup."

The Jewells also shared that it has helped them to meet and get acquainted with many in their community. Their grandsons, Jackson and Cooper Jewell, love to help with the puppies and it also teaches them responsibility.

The Seeing Eye has matched more than 13,000 dogs with nearly 6,000 people. They most often use German Shepherds, black and yellow Labrador and golden retrievers. Carolyn and Tom's first seeing eye puppy was a German shepherd named Kato. Kato, although a wonderful pup, did not pass the rigorous health exam due to an underlying eye condition.

Since 1942, Seeing Eye has been working with New Jersey 4H clubs on a family puppy-raising program. PPAWS which stands for People and Puppies at Work for Sight is Cape May County’s 4H puppy raising club. PPAWS meets once a month in Marmora and is a favorite attraction at the 4H Fair.

If you would like more information about raising a seeing eye puppy visit seeingeye.org or email ppaws-nj@comcast.net

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ALLOWAY –October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the healthcare professionals at Atlantic Medical Imaging (AMI) are marking the occasion with two very special events and free screening mammograms for uninsured women ages 40 and older with no current or previous breast issues.

The screening mammograms are available throughout October at all AMI locations in Atlantic and Cape May counties with evening and weekend appointments also available.

The program is made possible through the generous support of the AMI Foundation.

To schedule an appointment, please call 609-677-XRAY (9729) or 609-463-9500.

Girls Night Out – Wednesday, Oct. 18th Most women probably don’t associate mammograms with fun, but AMI’s Girls Night Out on Tuesday, October 18th may change all that. Held in conjunction with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Girls Night Out incorporates things women love: pampering, food and drink, and spending quality time with friends.

The event will take place Wednesday, from 5-8 p.m. Oct. 18 at AMI’s Galloway office, located at 44. E. Jimmie Leeds Road. It will include screening mammograms, free mini chair massages and free nail polish change, light hors d’oeuvres and cocktails, as well as the opportunity to meet and interact with

AMI’s female physicians, technologists and staff. All attendees will be entered in a drawing to win a free spa treatment. Space is limited for the free massages and nail polish change, both of which are available on a first come, first served basis.

Mammography screenings will be available by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, call 609- 677-XRAY (9729).

“This event represents a ‘best of both worlds’ opportunity for women,” said Dr. Peggy Avagliano, head of women’s imaging at AMI. “It promises to be a fun and enjoyable night out, while at the same time empowering women to take charge of their body and their health.”

To RSVP for the event, please call 609568-9153. For more information, visit www. amifoundation.net/gno.

Making Strides Walk – Sunday, Oct. 15th The American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Walk Against Breast Cancer will take place on Sunday, Oct. 15th at 10 a.m. at 9th Street and the Boardwalk in Ocean City. Team AMI invites anyone to join them in this important and fun event.

According to the American Cancer Society, “Every step you take is personal, and every step will help people stay well and get well, find cures and empower communities to fight back against this disease.”

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But, according to Julie Ciarmella of the American Veterinary Medicine Association, "an investment in preventive healthc a re c a n re d u ce your long-term pet healthcare costs." Why? Because regular check-ups can prevent expensive complications down the road.

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Dog-walking, pet-sitting and kennel services can be one of the most expensive aspects of owning a pet. You can save money by taking the "you scratch my dog's back, I'll scratch your cat's chin" approach and tapping into a network of other pet owners in your area. Neighborhood dog parks are great places to meet like-minded

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↘Continued from 8 water and steam, hurling passengers into the river. Joseph Bartlett was a conductor on the Egg Harbor City line who rushed to the scene of the wreck to offer assistance. Casualties included 25 deaths and dozens of severely injured passengers. The townspeople of Mays Landing opened their homes and hotels to take in the injured until a special train could be arranged to take them to the nearest hospital in Camden, New Jersey. Today, people claim to occasionally hear a train whistle and the screams of a female passenger, only known as “Mary.”

Mays Landing’s most notable treasure, designed in second Empire style, is the Victorian mansion, the Abbott House. Built by the native lawyer of the town, Joseph E.P. Abbott and his wife Adeline in the 1860s, overnight guests may come across more than just Belgium chocolates on their pillows!

Two additional “guests” have taken up permanent residency, apparently on the third floor. Images have been photographed in windows and in the decorative cupola adorning the rooftop. Their presence on the property has been documented by the South Jersey Ghost Research Organization, practicing psychic mediums and countless witnesses.

Although no one is reported to know their background, records indicate a young man in his teens and a young girl have been reported to bounce balls, throw books off of bookshelves and appear as shadowy figures in windows and mirrors. Findings from the paranormal investigation, include 28 events on video; 46 positive images on film and four electronic voice phenomena (EVP), indicating that there is in fact - ghostly activity!

Join the Township of Hamilton Historical Society for the 17th Annual Ghost Walk, Friday, Oct. 20th from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Mays Landing Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall This article is in memory of Dottie Kinsey, who passed away this year.

She was the founder of the Historical Society & Museum and created the ghost walk.

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f you have children in preschool or grade school, you may receive an invitation to be a secret reader in your child’s classroom. This is a great way to get involved in the school, get an insider view of the classroom, and show your child that you want to be involved in their education. Kids love seeing mom, dad or an older sibling come into the classroom. So, you accepted that invitation to be a secret reader and now the question is, what book should you read? If your child loves cooking or food, here are some of our favorites that the other children will enjoy listening to.

“Sophie’s Squash” by Pat Zietlow Miller. In this story a young girl named Sophie visits the farmers market with her parents and buys a squash. When she gets home, she takes care of it like a pet. When the squash starts to rot, she becomes sad until she plants it in the ground and sees it produce more squash. My kids loved this story since we frequent the farmers market and

dragons love tacos, but not hot sauce. A sequel to this book recently came out called Dragons Love Tacos 2.

“The Prince’s Breakfast” by Joanne Oppenheim. This is a really fun story with a great message. A prince is a very picky eater and his parents take him on adventures all around the world trying to find foods that he will eat.

It’s not until someone suggests that he put ketchup on his food that he starts to enjoy food. This adorable rhyming story will make the kids laugh and make you feel better that you don’t have the only picky eater in the world!

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↘Continued from 20 ing her wheat to make bread and the lazy rooster and mischievous mouse don’t want to help her, but instead just want to eat the bread at the end.

When she says no, they offer to help the next time so that they can enjoy

to learn to do things independently.

There is a lot of subtle humor in this book that parents will enjoy.

You could take the reading visit a step further and also do a quick cooking lesson, if the teacher will allow it. One year I read Sophie’s Squash to my children’s class and then we made smoothies with squash (I used frozen cooked squash), blueberries, yogurt and milk.

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“Chopsticks” by Amy Krouse Rosenthal. As a mom of twins, this is one of my favorite children’s books. This book tells the story of a set of chopsticks who are used to always being together.

When one gets injured and needs to take it easy for a while, the other needs

Rice-less vegetable sushi is a tasty, fun alternative to ho-hum fare. made rice-less vegetable sushi which the kids also loved. Next time you are invited to school to read, consider one of these books or save this list for the upcoming holidays. Not only will you inspire your children to read, but you will also inspire a love of cooking!

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↘Continued from 6 munity members who volunteered, donated and contributed in various ways to the dog park. Egg Harbor Township Mayor "Sonny" McCullough and her committee were by her side when she cut the ribbon to open the dog park.

The park is divided into two sections, one for larger dogs and one for smaller dogs that weigh under 30 pounds.

There is a $40 registration fee to join for the year, $50 if you are not an Atlantic

EHT dogs and their owners, along with all their supporters came out to celebrate the grand opening of the new dog park in Egg Harbor Township Saturday, Oct. 7.

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R and J Farm in Galloway is overflowing with seasonal family fun. There is definitely something, for everyone at this fourth-generation family owned farm. The R and the J stand for Richard and Joanne Collison, the owners and operators of the farm.

fresh Autumn air. There is also a farm stand where you can purchase mums, pumpkins, cornstalks, straw, and gourds.

Country Lane Crafts Co. is a new addition this year. These are handmade signs painted on upcycled pallets

by Joanne and her niece, Shannon.

Emilia Eykyn had fun at her birthday celebration at R and J Farm last week.

Pumpkins, mums, gourds, cornstalks and hay bales are sold at the farm stand at R and J Farm in Galloway.

Hayrides to the pumpkin patch, corn mazes, a hay pit, pony rides and a new jumping pad this year offer daytime entertainment for the whole family while getting everyone outside for some

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Emilia Eykyn celebrated her 2nd birthday at R and J Farm along with her big brother, Drew, mom Kasey and dad, Mike Eykyn.

Hayrides to the pumpkin patch are fun for the entire family.

Joanne and Rich Collison, the owners and operators of R and J Farm in Galloway.

When the sun goes down, the fun doesn't stop. R and J Farm offers a flashlight corn maze, bonfires and outdoor movies. For the thrill seekers R and J Farm has the "Cornfield of Terror," open Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings. This is a haunted cornfield and you are guaranteed the fright of your life.

If you are celebrating a birthday or would like to take a group, R and J Farm has party tents you can reserve.

Emilia Eykyn of Upper Township recently celebrated her second birthday at R and J Farm. Her mom Kasey Eykyn,

said, "R and J Farms was the perfect experience. With a huge jump pad for children to use while waiting for their hayride to begin, ponies to ride when they are all done picking the perfect pumpkin, and a hay pit to run around in, this farm created such a fun-filled experience for our family.�

The Eykyns said the owner and staff were friendly and helpful and the family is already planning next year’s party at R and J Farm.

The Collisons see many of the same families and groups come out year after year. "The kids are loving the new jumping pad this year and I really just like seeing people having a good time," Richard Collison remarked.

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Senior Moments ribbons and at Christmas time with garland and Christmas balls. It was heartwarming to see that our lions had also become members of their family.

When our renters decided to move on, my brother and I were faced with the dilemma of what to do with the family property. As is often the case when family members have to deal with their parent’s

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Senior’s Observations, Opinions and Rantings I lived in the house with the lions for over 50 years. At least that is how our home in Margate was known. When we would give directions to company we were expecting, we would give the street, house number and always end with “the house with the lions.”

Even when we would order subs or pizza to be delivered, we would give the address and the restaurant would say “Oh, the house with the lions.” There were four large solid concrete lions on the property.

One lion lying down on each end of the lot and two sitting on their haunches about four feet tall on the porch like sentinels guarding the entrance. My brother and I would sit astride them like horses, put berries where their eyes should be, put hats on them and generally, included them in our family.

Time moved on, our parents passed and we inherited the property. We decided to rent the house and a family with two young girls moved in. When I would go by the house, I would see that they had decorated the lions with necklaces,

Columnist Charles Eberson with mom Yetta, dad Bernard, and brother Bruce in front.

Columnist Charles Eberson in front of his Ventnor home, known as “the house with the lions.”

reminders of the years spent at my home in Margate. My grandkids climb all over them, poke their fingers in the eyes and try to put their hands in the mouths. Best of all, our Ventnor home is now referred to as “the house with the lions.”

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estate, our relationship which was steadily deteriorating, became increasingly toxic. My efforts to ameliorate the situation were to no avail. The only way to extricate myself from this unpleasantness was to sell the property, which we did. When it became known to me that our home was going to be demolished and a new home built in its place, I couldn’t let the lions go.

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o, you’re thinking about taking a trip to see the lovely fall foliage, leaves turning from green to vibrant yellow, red and orange. For those along the coast, the perfect time is nearing the end of this month.

From the many parks in Atlantic and Cape May counties for visitors and residents to enjoy for free, the beauty is right here in our own backyard. And if the technicolor landscapes aren’t all you seek, there’s plenty more to do from the Mainland to the Jersey Shore, with paddling, hiking, camping, birdwatching and winetasting - just some of the activities to enjoy.

Whether it be a day trip or a staycation, one thing is certain; you won’t be bored and maybe even gain a new appreciation for all the wonderful nature we have around us.

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“The great thing about the fall at the shore is binoculars replace bikinis and cameras are more important than beach chairs,” said Deborah Bass, deputy director of public relations at Cape May County Department of Tourism. “It is such a beautiful time of year. The beaches are available for lovely walks and the weather is still great.”

Cape May Point State Park, Cape May National Wildlife Refuge and the Cape May Zoo are all big attractions year-round. Cape May County is well known for its birding and considered as one of the top three birding “hot

Birdwatching in Cape May County and Atlantic County is a popular activity in the fall.

Hawk Haven Winery in Rio Grande is just one of several places in the area that appeal to visitors thinking of a getaway or for locals who want to get a taste of local wines.

spots” in North America.

Cape May Point State Park is the premier area for both bird and butterfly watchers. Visitors to the Cape May area can spot scores of birds and butterflies throughout the fall migration. There is even a hawk viewing platform at

Cape May Point State Park.

There are also other spots around the county where eco-tourists of every age can marvel in the diverse wildlife of South Jersey.

Events in the area take tourists and residents alike through the fall and even into December.

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County include Natali Vineyards, 221 North Delsea Drive in Cape May Court House, Hawk Haven Winery, 600 South Railroad Ave. in Rio Grande, and Cape May Winery at 711 Townbank Rd. in North Cape May. For more information about things to do in Cape May County visit fallforthejerseycape.com.

Atlantic County Public Information Officer Linda Gilmore said Atlantic County has more than its share of fun activities and events to entertain residents and tourists.

“Fall is a great time to visit Atlantic County parks with 18 active and passive recreation facilities. Visitors can hike, bike, fish, canoe, kayak, picnic, bird watch, camp, play and relax – and all at no charge, with the exception of camp sites,” Gilmore said.

There is also the Green Tree Golf Course in Egg Harbor Township, as well as the new Atlantic County Veterans Museum in Estell Manor.

“There is something for everyone at the parks, no matter your age or interCape May Point State Park has the beaches and the trails ests,” Gilmore added. for nature lovers to get away and enjoy the fall air and Parks such as Gaskill and Lake Lenape Parks take in some great sights.

“There is always a great reason to come here,” Bass said. “The special events are so important to our area and add to the excitement at the shore.”

There is Victorian weekend in Cape May, Halloween events throughout the county and events through Thanksgiving and Christmas in Cape May, Sea Isle City and Ocean City that keep visitors busy with fun.

Bass said the burgeoning popularity of wine tasting at area wineries is really helping to bring more yearround visitors.

Some wineries in Cape May

Sites to Explore Atlantic County:

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Estell Manor Park is the ideal place to get away without traveling far from home, with miles of trails for biking, hiking and viewing the fall foliage.

in Mays Landing, the park at Estell Manor, Weymouth Furnace, Oscar E. McClinton Waterfront Park in Atlantic City, Leeds Point Nature Area in Galloway are just some of the places to enjoy nature, take in the splendor of vibrant fall foliage and spend time with family.

For more information about Atlantic County parks call 609-625-1897 or visit www.aclink.org/parks for more information.

Like Cape May County, Atlantic County is home to a wildlife refuge.

The Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge protects more than 47,000 acres of southern New Jersey coastal habitats, which is actively managed for migratory birds, according to its website. It has several hiking trails for birding and guided tours to

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Atlantic County also has its share of wineries which include Renault Winery in Egg Harbor City and Tomasello Winery in Absecon and Smithville.

Before you head to New England or the Poconos for sightseeing, consider staying close to home and discovering the beauty around you.

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Halloween Fun for Children with Food Allergies

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aving a child with food allergies can be stressful.

But even more so at Halloween. Candy is being handed out left and right and this can be extremely dangerous for a child with food allergies. No matter what the allergy is, parents need to be extra vigilant during this time of year. One small bite of something that your child is allergic to can send him or her into anaphylactic shock.

Luckily, there is a great event coming up on Oct. 28th called Addy’s Trunk or Treat that parents of kids with food allergies can be assured, is a safe environment. This event is open to everyone in the community, not just those with food allergies.

Shara Gadomski, owner of Happy Heart Corner yoga, art and cooking studio in Northfield, created this event last year in response to her daughter Addy’s peanut and sesame allergies.

She wanted children to be able to partake in the fun of Halloween without possibly eating foods that could pose a health threat. Children come in costume and walk around to collect non-food treats from businesses, organizations and people handing out treats from the trunks of their cars.

This year Gadomski will be holding

the event from 12-3 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 28th in the parking lot of the Linwood Exchange at 2110 New Road.

If your child has food allergies and you do plan to go trick or treating, it is recommended that you look for houses with a teal pumpkin. The teal pumpkin project was started by the Food Allergy

Kids love getting goodies for Halloween, even if they aren’t the candy kind.

Halloween is a fun time for families but food allergies can pose a tricky situation.

playing cards, stickers and bouncy balls.

These are all things that kids will enjoy.

Even though I don’t have a child with food allergies, I still love the concept of non-food treats being handed out at Halloween. I feel like the candy season lasts several months. In early October there is a tradition in my neighborhood where the houses get “booed.” A giant ghost gets put on your door and a basket of treats is left on your doorstep.

This happened to us last week, which kicked off daily requests to eat a piece

Addy’s Trunk or Treat was created to give kids fun and non-food treats like bubbles, spider rings and stickers.

Research Foundation to help identify houses that will not be handing out food-related treats. You can go onto www.foodallergy.com to see a list of houses or to register yours. Need some ideas of non-food treats? Head over to the dollar store and pick up glow sticks, pencils, bubbles, whistles, spider rings,

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of candy. Then comes Halloween when kids get loaded up with bags of candy. I try to be flexible and remember what it was like to be a kid, but I cannot stand the thought of my children consuming all of that candy. For the past few years I’ve allowed my kids to eat some candy for a few days and then we have donated the rest. Keep an eye out for places in your community where you can drop off candy or check www.halloweencandybuyback.com.

If your business is interested in participating in Addy’s Trunk or Treat, send an email to thehappyheartcorner@ gmail.com for more details. Join your community in creating a safe space for children with food allergies to enjoy Halloween!

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Dance Party to be held from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Resorts Casino Wed., Oct. 18.

There will be a pre-event Latin dance lesson at 5:30 p.m. The minimum donation to attend the event is $25 per person. One hundred percent of the proceeds will go to Puerto Rico.

“Our hearts are with the people of Puerto Rico, who are facing insurmountable odds to rebuild their lives,” said Ken Calemmo, chief operating officer, Cooper Levenson. “We wanted to do what we could to help.”

Cooper Levenson has several staff members with family in Puerto Rico.

They have had no contact from them since the storm.

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For questions on sponsorships or tickets or if you cannot attend the event, but wish to make a donation, call Angela Robinson at 609-572-7642 or email arobinson@cooperlevenson.com.

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TALENT

By Maddy Vitale

EHT Boy Whips Up Success in Motocross

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GG HARBOR TOWNSHIP - Canyon Richards is a boy of few words when it comes to his extreme talent in Amateur Motocross. At just 9 years old, he has won so many trophies and awards he actually gives them away. He doesn’t brag about his accomplishments, he just says he loves to ride.

And he is somewhat matterof-fact about his daredevil stunts, which include soaring through the air at a speed of about 65 mph over a jump, catapulting him and his bike more than 12 feet up, then turning the bike sideways in a “whip.”

“It feels better than straight air,” Canyon said recently of his favorite

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The Lighthouse Challenge of New Jersey is a rain or shine, two-day opportunity to visit 11 land-based lighthouses, one museum, and two life-saving stations around the state.

Participants may purchase a lanyard souvenir for only $2 and then receive individual lighthouse buttons along the way. Children 11 and under climb free with an adult. For more information visit www.lighthousechallengenj. org, or call Absecon Lighthouse at 609-449-1360.

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Canyon, at just 9, has many wins in Amateur Motocross.

Canyon Richards, 9, of Egg Harbor Township, started racing when he was 4.

move.

His dad, Guy Richards, 38, proudly chimed in, “He is known for style and jumping. When he was 6 years old he could throw whips both ways – left and right. He could turn his whole bike sideways.”

But everyone, even the best, has to start somewhere. For Canyon, it was when he was 2 years old, riding a bicycle in his yard. At age 4, he entered his first Tykes-onBikes race and the following year

Canyon’s favorite move is the whip.

he started racing in motocross and won his first race.

“He never had training wheels in his life. By 2½ he was pedaling a bike and by 3 he had a dirt bike and he was riding around the front yard,” Richards said, adding the rest was history.

Canyon has a formidable collection of bikes, which includes six race bikes, two dirt bikes and three bicycles.

He and his older sister Brighton,

11, also an accomplished Amateur Motocross competitor, followed in their dad’s footsteps, also a rider, in their love of motocross and other types of racing.

“I ride two days a week with my sister and dad,” Canyon said.

At just 65 pounds, Canyon is smaller than many of his competitors, dad said. But it doesn’t seem to matter when he gets out there

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By Steffen Klenk part of the butterfly’s wing. When the monarchs return in the spring, researchers will outh Jersey is part of a major migrause this important piece of data to determine tory pathway for many mammals any differences in the path of the migration and how weather has played a role. and birds. Whales, dolphins, red knots and swallows make up just In recent years, researchers have noticed a small number of creatures that make their a drop in their counts. This is most likely due presence known. But this time of year, is speto the increased use herbicides by farmers cial. Over the past few weeks, the monarch to protect crops, which can effectively kill butterflies have made their way into our the precious milkweed plant. Milkweed is region, but they won’t be around for long. essential for the survival of the monarch butterfly. The monarchs will lay their Right now, the monarchs are making their eggs on the milkweed, and the trek to the south.

For 40 years, Dr. Fred caterpillars eat milkweed. LoUrquhart studied the track cal conservational groups of the monarch butterflies have encouraged farmers as they migrated to the to leave marked areas of the milkweed plant south. He had noticed an unusual pattern unsprayed. Efforts have in their flight track. also been made to teach These butterflies, the residents about butnumbers in the hundreds terfly-friendly gardens.

Plants such as aster, lily, and thousands, make the 3,000-mile journey south coneflowers, daisy and goldto the mountains of Michoacán, enrod provide much-needed food Mexico, where the fourth Monarch butterflies are here, for the monarchs and can generation of monarchs will but only for a short time before host caterpillars. live for six to nine months. heading south.

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The Latest on Decision 2017 New Jersey Legislature: District 1

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crucial General Election is now less than one month away. In both Atlantic and Cape May Counties, the stakes couldn't be higher.

In District 1, New Jersey state senator Jeff Van Drew appears to hold an insurmountable lead; most probably beyond 25 points. Van Drew is poised for the biggest mandate of his storied electoral public service career.

Van Drew is almost too good to be true. He's the rare registered Democrat, whom Republicans and Independents also like.

He's a former Dennis Township

Committeeman and Mayor; former Cape May County Freeholder (1994 to 1997); former New Jersey Assemblyman and current State Senator. Van Drew is also the former Dennis Township Fire Commissioner (1983 to 1986).

Van Drew can even pull your tooth - literally - as a Dentist, whereby he has also served as president of the New Jersey Dental Society and a board expert of the New Jersey Board of Dentistry.

Van Drew was largely responsible for the creation of the Atlantic Cape Community College, which had long been only Atlantic Community College. This finally gave Cape May fair representation at the region's Community College.

Van Drew won his most recent re-election to the New Jersey state senate in 2013, winning 59.4 percent of the vote versus Susan Adelizzi Schmidt (39.2 percent). It was the highest percentage of the vote that Van Drew has earned. He won 55.7 percent in 2007 and 54.0 percent in 2011.

Van Drew has sponsored meaningful legislation since 2002 in the New Jersey General Assembly: Prohibiting unwanted telemarketing telephone calls;

combating prescription drug errors; ban on self-service gas stations; predatory lending protections and the toughest legislation in state history regarding using the internet to prey upon children.

It is very likely that Van Drew will win more than 60 percent of the vote in the Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017 General Election.

In our very divided America of 2017, this is nearly impossible.

District 1 Assemblyman Bob Andrzejczak leads the way for the two open Assembly seats. His current Assemblyman Bruce Land is holding the second spot at this time. Both lead comfortably, (moderate single digits), but, not nearly by the significant margin held by Van Drew.

Andrzejczak lost his leg; but not his heart in the Iraq War, while serving a Sergeant in the United States Army's 25th Infantry Division. Andrzejczak lost his left leg from a grenade explosion (2009); which earned him The Purple Heart and The Bronze Star Medal.

Land served with the Army's 101st Airborne Division and was twice awarded The Bronze Star for his service during the Vietnam War. The Democratic ticket is poised to sweep. Andrzejczak has served in the New Jersey Legislature since March 21, 2013. Land has serves since Jan. 12, 2016.

Van Drew, Andrzejczak and Land are nearly the team from "Central Casting."

By any normal measurement, the 1st Legislative District should be a safe Republican District. Van Drew's consistent ability to win and have enormous coattails is electorally supernatural.

All 40 State Senate seats are up for

election. Van Drew will face Republican Mary Gruccio and Green Party candidate, Anthony Parisi Sanchez, who is running under the slogan, "Cannot Be Bought." Gruccio is highly educated with multiple degrees, including her Ed.D. from Nova Southeastern University. She has previously served two terms as a Cumberland County Freeholder.

Incumbents Andrzejczak and Land will face former Cumberland County Freeholder Director James Sauro and Robert Campbell. Sauro was first elected to the Freeholder Board in the election of 1999. He was elected, again many years later in 2012.

Sauro has long-owned his own plumbing and heating business. Campbell. Campbell served as mayor of Downe Township, Cumberland County in 2012. He served honorably in the United States Army Reserve from 1966 to 1972.

Realistically, Sauro is the only one of the three Republicans running, who has a chance to win this year. Two years ago, Sauro ran with then incumbent Republican Sam Fiocchi. Andrzejczak won with 20,231 votes. Land grabbed the second spot with 19,140. Fiocchi (16,818) and Sauro 16,395 votes finished third and fourth.

This is a tougher year for Sauro because it is a gubernatorial election year, which many times benefits the Democratic candidates in New Jersey.

Independent candidate Heather Gordon and Green Party candidate Mico Lucide are also running in the 2nd District race for the New Jersey General

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Spreading Sunshine

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he outstanding and caring Cape / Atlantic Chapter of The Sunshine Foundation, based in Ocean City, made an extraordinary donation to The Sunshine Foundation from fundraising events they have conducted.

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Assembly. Gordon is a small business owner and author.

In two weeks, we will take a close look at the District 2 Legislative races, featuring Assemblyman Chris Brown, R-2 and Colin Bell, the Democrat running for the state senate and the Assembly race, featuring Assemblyman Vince Mazzeo, D-2, John Armato, D-Buena Vista Township Committeeman versus Republican candidates Vince Sera, a current Brigantine Councilman and Brenda Taube, former Margate City Commissioner.

and wins, often big.

“It is a natural talent. I think it is from God,” Richards said.

But a lot of hard work goes into it. Both have a personal trainer.

“We do cross-fit five days a week,” Richards said. “Because Canyon is small, strength training is so important.”

Canyon has had some injuries, but fortunately nothing serious.

Richards said it is because the family is focused on safety and taught him that from an early age.

He wears protective braces and a helmet. “We make sure he is safe from head to foot. From the time we took Canyon to Tykes on Bikes races we focused on how to use the controls and spent the first few years trying to make it safe,” Richards said. “We are really big on safety.”

Canyon and his sister are homeschooled by retired teacher and mom Heidi Richards. This frees them up to go to races out of state and gives them a flexible schedule for riding. But if school work isn’t done, Richards said, it means no ride time.

“If there is a bad day in school, then no riding,” Richards said.

Usually the family practices in

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Millville, Cumberland County, at Field of Dreams or at Raceway Park in Englishtown, Monmouth County.

It makes for a lot of driving, but the practices are worth it, Richards said.

And with the wins mounting, Canyon’s practices are paying off.

“This kid has pretty much been born and bred inside of tracks,”

Richards said. “I’m trying to buy property so my kids can ride here.

It’s what they love to do.”

Canyon couldn’t imagine doing any other sport.

“I like the wind blowing through me,” he said. “My favorite thing about racing is definitely winning.

It makes working hard all worth it.”

Photos courtesy Guy Richards

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Tips to Healthier, Tastier, Eating

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ood! We all love to look forward to an amazing meal. Not only is it a source of great pleasure; it also serves as a gateway to experiencing different cultures and is at the heart of many of our most cherished traditions. Perhaps most importantly, it serves as fuel for our bodies when we eat healthy. And here’s the good news: there are plenty of healthy food options to choose from that will please both your taste buds and your body.

If you’re looking to improve what you eat, but aren’t willing to swear off your favorite foods altogether, you’re in luck. Think of changing your diet as a series of small, tasty, changes that can add up to better nutrition and better health. Consider this list a roadmap

to good nutrition. There are a lot of stopping points where you can explore new foods and add a bit of variety to your diet.

The main thing is to embrace antioxidants - beta carotene and vitamins C, E, and selenium. They are great for your health and they’re found in a variety of foods, from blueberries and cranberries to pecans and even dark chocolate! For one thing, they’re good for your skin.

For another, they’re known to help prevent cell damage which is associated with some cancers. So, make sure to load up your diet with berries, nuts, and even some dark chocolate too.

Enough of all this bread taboo please. Fiber is your friend. Fruits and vegetables such as apples, bananas, broccoli, spinach and beets, beans and legumes, and whole grains are all great sources of fiber, so load up that salad with vegetables, and embrace the legume. Not only does fiber fill you up, it has also been shown to lower cholesterol, help regulate blood sugar levels, and may even help you control your

weight. There is even evidence that fiber can prevent some cancers like colon cancer.

Anyone who knows me will hear somewhere in the back of their head me saying, "Did you drink your H2O today?" I always advise my clients not to fill up on high-calorie drinks such as sodas, juices, and sports drinks.

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Big question, "Nancy what are your thoughts on buying organic?" Organic is a major buzzword, but there’s more to it than marketing. To qualify as organic, food producers must meet US Department of Agriculture organic standards that require soil free of herbicides, pesticides, fungicides, and certain fertilizers. But organic produce can be expensive, so you’ll need to get the most bang for your organic buck. I try to shop at local farmers markets, buy produce in season, and focus my organic selections on the fruits and veggies that benefit most from organic farming.

We have all heard that we should eat a rainbow of foods. Think red peppers, orange carrots, yellow lemons, green spinach, blueberries, and purple grapes. Eating a variety of fruits and vegetables from the color spectrum, exposes you to powerful bioflavonoids — which is just a fancy term for super-antioxidants that help support

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strong cell formation and may help prevent disease. And who wants to eat ugly foods anyway?

I am and always will be a huge proponent of supplementation - even when eating a balanced diet. Omega-3s and Omega-6s are at the top of the list. It’s time to ditch the idea that all fats are bad. Polyunsaturated fats (or omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids as they are more commonly known) are essential fats that our bodies need, but cannot produce. These essential fats help build healthy cells and keep your brain and nervous system healthy.

Omega-3s are found in fatty fish such as salmon, mackerel, and tuna, while omega-6s can be found in nuts, seeds, and plant oils such as soybean oil.

Then there is sugar.

While sugar isn’t inherently bad for you, the amount of sugar Americans consume every year has increased steadily. Sugar is a major culprit in the obesity epidemic and the rising rates of Type 2 diabetes. The problem is added sugars show up in in everything from bread to salad dressing to yogurt. So even though you may be avoiding dessert, your sugar intake could be high simply due to the sugars added to everyday foods. You would be surprised how much added sugars are in your foods let alone the obvious. No one needs sugar in their diet.

Let’s face it. It tastes good. You want it. you don’t need it. try to stay in a guideline of four teaspoons only per

day. And that’s not just in your coffee.

It's in everything not only the obvious.

Flavored coffees, protein bars, Who doesn’t love a great French fry on a warm summer day strolling the boardwalk. Trans fats, also known as partially-hydrogenated oils, artificially created trans-fats destroy cells, raise your cholesterol levels, and increase your risk of heart disease, stroke, and Type 2 diabetes.

Trans-fats are commonly found in many processed foods such as cookies, pizza, French fries, and other fried foods or baked goods, so make sure you read nutrition labels. Try some crunchy Kale chips or baked sweet potato fries. I suggest a baked apple with cinnamon. Raw Fresh veggies dipped in a light dressing really will do the trick and stop those sugar cravings.

Steaming is one of the best and easiest ways to cook veggies. Boiling vegetables results in a loss of vitamins and minerals as they are leached out into the water during the boiling process. Fresh vegetables that are steamed retain most of their nutrients.

Nancy Adler is a certified nutritionist and practitioner in Linwood.

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