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Many view the fireworks displays from the other side of the bay. Kennedy park in Somers Point and Faunce Landing in Absecon are just two of some favorite spots that offer multiple vantage points .

You could look one way and see Atlantic City’s fireworks and turn your head north to enjoy Margate and Ocean City's shows.

You simply can't beat it! It's why tourists pour in, the island populations explode and the no vacancy signs are plentiful. Our word “shore" embodies so much!

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n a time when Americans are so politically divided, we push that aside and agree that regardless of our views on particular issues, we are proud and grateful to be Americans.

The freedom to speak and share our differing views is something to be celebrated. Our forefathers sacrificed and fought to establish that freedom along with many others as they carefully drafted it in the Declaration of Independence, in 1776.

The Fourth of July here, at the shore, is one of my favorite holidays.

There is something nearly magical about all the sights and sounds of the sand and surf, coupled with the crowds on the boardwalk.

The red, white and blue flags swaying, attached to bikes and surreys and children waving them

proudly. The sights and smell of funnel cake, pizza, fries, fudge and ice cream abound. Even the sound of the dreaded seagulls is music to my ears.

At night, the boardwalk lights up.

The ferris wheel, rollercoaster and all the rides, arcades, and mini golf offer so many fun things to do.

The dark beaches fill with blankets and lawn chairs and the sky lights up with fireworks. Nearly every island offers a show. On the mainland, there are multiple shows as well.

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This issue of Shore is is packed with features about the local people, places and events along with the columnists you have come to love.

Wishing you and your family a happy, healthy and safe holiday.

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By Nick Pittman

know lots of people are anticipating the arrival of sustainable, summer-like weather, right? Well... look no further! We finally have some coming our way by late week.

We've absolutely been stuck in a rut in terms of cool, unsettled, and more often than not, cloudy and grey weather. We shift things in a much more positive direction as high pressure, that had set up shop in the west and midwest, expands eastward. Now, I'm not talking a day or two of above normal temps; I think it will be a week or more where the entire northeast and mid-atlantic sizzles.

Our pattern will become hotter and stickier, point-blank. Dew points will rise, so it will feel uncomfortable at times. If you're looking for summer weather for the 4th of July, It looks like Mom Nature will deliver, so that's fantastic news. In terms of rain? Don't see a whole lot of it outside of typical summertime thunderstorms here and there. The tropics look great right now. Lots of dust coming off the west coast of Africa means development of cyclones is inhibited.

Certainly nothing to worry about anytime soon. Enjoy!

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Born and raised in the South Jersey area, Jenny is a Stockton University graduate with a BA in psychology. She went on to continue her education at Monmouth University, and graduated with an MS in Psychological and Mental Health Counseling. The education she received is only coupled with the huge heart that she has for people, especially women and children.

At a young age, Jenny witnessed drug and alcohol abuse in her immediate family. For many years, she witnessed domestic abuse in her home

as she was growing up. The things that could have broken her down, built her up. Now, as a 30 year old, wife-to-be, she uses her experiences and education to speak up for those who go unheard.

In her day job, Jenny is a trauma certified therapist. She works with Beautiful Minds, TC where she serves children aged 4-18. She offers inhome therapy for children and families all throughout New Jersey. In addition, she works in a psychiatric community home for children ages 6-12, where she provides intensive trauma based therapy for children who, unfortunately, can not be managed in the home.

Outside of work, Jenny volunteers her time to matters close to her heart. She sits on the board for Closet of Hope in Atlantic City. The Closet of Hope is an organization designed to be a boutique-style closet that offers professional clothing, classes, and resources in the community that will help them to not only land a job, but to assist in helping them maintain their jobs. The program is based on love and kindness, and helping one another to succeed in life, and in the workplace. The group is made up of

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Jenny is a committee member of the Britni Zarin Scholarship Fund,

a fund created for dancers that are developmentally delayed and economically in need. The scholarship fund raises money to help these dancers pursue their dreams and become what they were created to be.

Jenny and the rest of the Britni Zarin committee are currently planning a “Dance a Mile” fundraiser.

Similar to a walk or a run fundraiser, the event will raise money for the foundation. However this time, instead of walking - they dance.

Jenny is trained to be a volunteer at The Women’s Center, and participates in local events to raise money and awareness for women and children in need. Jenny and her mother began a Christmas collection last year in which they helped thirty children, that are cared for under Department of Children and Family Services, receive Christmas presents. This year they are repeating their mission but with the goal of helping at least fifty kids have the Christmas that they deserve.

Jenny also volunteers with the Spread the Love Foundation, which gives back to kids and helps spread awareness surrounding mental health.

In addition to all of this, Jenny is in the process of developing a program that will help support children who have parents in addiction or recovery programs. The program will help them to identify their resources, and provide consistency in support to

help those children thrive in life.

We asked Jenny what inspires her to be so involved with those who have gone through trauma in their lives. She shared, “I was always very vocal in telling adults who would listen about what was going on in my home and luckily, I had family who listened, but professionals who did not. I wanted to be that voice for someone reaching out and needing a trustworthy adult. Those experiences shaped me and changed me for the better. I always thought I could show kids who have a struggling home setting that they can achieve your goals and dreams and that they could be someone. We focus on the adult getting help, and forget sometimes about the child at home struggling to understand. I am able to be the voice for that child and to let them know that they’re heard. I can empathize and validate their feelings. They matter too, and they need to know that.”

With so much going on in her professional and community involvement, it’s important for Jenny that she also makes time to disconnect.

She gives credit to her graduate program at Monmouth University for the focus on self care, and knowing when enough is enough. She prides herself on the ability to emotionally walk away, turn her brain “off” and spend time with her fiance and their dog. It’s important to her that in her quest to serve others, she always takes care of herself as well. Jenny is a hometown hero.

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3. The Howie Mandel Comedy Club - I have followed Mr. Mandel since St. Elsewhere and the balloon on the head gag.

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Opening weekend has sold out shows from Carrie Underwood on June 29th, and Pit Bull on June 30th.

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Rascal Flatts, Thursday July 26thRascal Flatts first came to my attention thanks to the amazing Terri Showers, whose voice is so sweet she could book a gig opening as the lead song bird for Mother Nature on The First Day of Spring.

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At a charity event I had, she sang Bless The Broken Road, and from that day, I have been a fan of Rascal Flatts music. I always love finding music that was hidden to me. Since that time, I have loved their approach to harmony, song writing, and country music. I am not ashamed to say, I hope they find a way to work in at least a few bars of their acapella rendition of I’ll Be Home For Christmas.

Also on the schedule list for Hard Rock headliners are Maroon 5, Blake Shelton, and Frankie Valli. Also, add HBO boxing to the mix.

Hall and Oates- Friday November 16thHall and Oates is one of the groups I grew up with. Though decades into their music,

the classics still give fresh life to my ears.

There are only a handful of performers that I know would be equally fit to play the whitest suburban audience, or a sell out crowd of black fans jammed packed into The Apollo Theater in the legendary city of Harlem. Growing up, “The Goths” were the only people that didn’t sing Kiss On My List, Private Eyes, Sarah Smile and You Make My Dreams come True. I rarely publicly campaign for interviews, but I am hoping to land this one. If any band was ever rock and soul, it’s Hall and Oates.

1. 365 Live – With live performances every day for the entire year, it will become the driving force behind live entertainment in Atlantic City. Boasting five performance stages, we can expect a minimum of 50 live performances per week through August. 365 Live will feature performances from American Idol, The Voice, and America’s Got Talent; Grammy Award winners, comedians,and national touring acts.

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Atlantic City 4th of July Fireworks ▶Wednesday, ▶ July 4th at 9:20 & 10pm Join Borgata for a fireworks spectacular in celebration of the 4th of July and Borgata’s 15th Birthday. Public viewing area opens at 6pm.

In addition to their weekly Saturday night fireworks display, Tropicana will offer a fireworks spectacular on Wednesday, July 4th at 10pm over the beach and boardwalk.

Margate 4th of July Fireworks ▶Wednesday, ▶ July 4th at 9pm The Margate Mothers annual 4th of July Fireworks display will take place at the Huntington Avenue Beach. Rain and win date is Saturday, July 7th.

Northfield 4th of July Parade ▶Wednesday, ▶ July 4th at 10am Jackson Avenue and Shore Road Parade line up from 9-9:30am, at Jackson Avenue and Broad Street; parade route runs down Shore Road to Mill Road, and then past Birch Grove Park. There will be complimentary hot

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dogs and soda at the Burton Avenue Fire Station Pavilion at the conclusion of the parade. Come out and enjoy this annual tradition featuring Northfield’s 1st Baby, Citizen of the Year, Miss 4th of July, and so much more. If you are interested in participating, contact 609-641-4607. Rain date is Saturday, July 7th.

Ocean City Fourth of July Celebration ▶Wednesday, ▶ July 4th at 7-9:30pm 9th Street and the Boardwalk Kite flying competition starts at 7pm followed by entertainment. A

spectacular boardwalk firework display tops off the evening at 9pm. For more information, call 609-399-6111.

Sea Isle City Fireworks ▶Wednesday, ▶ July 4th at 9pm th 50 Street Beach Smithville 4th of July Parade ▶Wednesday, ▶ July 4th at 9am Historic Smithville 615 E. Moss Mill Rd. Historic Smithville has the largest Fourth of July parade in all of New Jersey.

Somers Point Beach Concert ▶Wednesday, ▶ July 4th at 7pm Don’t miss a special July 4th con-

cert on the beach. “Jersey Girls Do It Right” a tribute to female pop rockers featuring Patty Blee, Gerri Mingori, Ci Bon, Sunday Grasso, and Rosie “O’Reilly” Gazarra with the Tony Mart Allstars.

Upper Township 4th of July Celebration ▶Wednesday, ▶ July 4th starting at 4pm Amanda’s Field 10 Sunset Drive, Petersburg Join Upper Township for their 4th of July Celebration featuring live music, food vendors, games, pony rides, face painting, petting zoo and more, followed by an amazing fireworks display. Field opens at 4pm; free parking.

Rain date is July 5th.

Ventnor Summer Beach Jam ▶Wednesday, ▶ July 4th at 7pm Newport Avenue Beach Join the Ventnor Business Association for a special Summer Beach Jam concert featuring Dr. Phil and the Heartattacks.

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Galloway Green Market ▶Thursday, ▶ June 28th from 4-7pm 300 E. Jimmie Leeds Rd. The 2nd Annual Galloway Green Market brings together local farmers, businesses, residents and gardeners.

By The Light of the Moon ▶Thursday, ▶ June 28th Absecon Lighthouse 31 S. Rhode Island Ave. Atlantic City Atlantic City has a stunning skyline at night, and to top it off, a full moon will float up from the ocean and join the magnificent lights of the city on Thursday evening, June 28th. The last climb is at 8:30pm.

Tickets are just $10 beginning at 5pm and include the full moon climb and a free artist’s print of Absecon Lighthouse.

Free Yoga Summer at Absecon Lighthouse ▶Thursdays ▶ at 6:30pm 31 S. Rhode Island Ave. Atlantic City Free Yoga instructed by The Leadership Studio will be held every Thursday this summer at 6:30pm.

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Kelly Miller Circus ▶Thursday, ▶ June 28th – Saturday, June 30th Atlantic County 4-H Fairgrounds 3210 Route 50, Egg Harbor City Six shows will be performed under the Big Top, rain or shine, at the 4-H Fairgrounds. Showtimes are Thursday and Friday at 5:00 & 7:30pm, and Saturday 2:00 & 4:30pm. Tickets can be purchased online at a discounted price of $10 for adults, and $7 for children and seniors, before circus day from https:// squareup.com/store/kelly-miller-circus.

On circus day, tickets can be purchased at the box office and will be $13 for adults, $8 for children 2-12 and seniors 65 & up. No charge for children under the age of 2. Buy your tickets early and save.

Events & Happenings Ventnor City Farmers Market ▶Fridays ▶ from 8:30am – 12pm Atlantic and Newport Avenues across from Ventnor Library Jersey Fresh Produce, flowers, herbs, baked goods, beverages, handcrafts, meats, fish, pasta, specialty foods, and more. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/ ventnorcityfarmersmarket.

Smithville Car Cruise ▶Friday, ▶ June 29th from 5-8pm Historic Smithville 615 E Moss Mill Rd. See cars from the days gone by or bring your vintage ride to show off.

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Somers Point Beach Concert Series ▶Fridays ▶ from 7-9:30pm The Billy Walton Band performs on June 29th. On July 6th, it’s the music that made Tony Marts famous featuring The Tony Mart Allstars, Bob Campanelli, Danny Eyer, “Ernie T” Trionfo, Howard Issacson, “Old School” Jimmy Glenn, Greg Pordin, and Rich “Megahurtz” Kurtz.

Rhythm in the Park ▶Fridays ▶ from 7-9pm Robert J. Lincoln Amphitheater at Tony Canale Park off Dogwood Avenue The Rhythm in the Park 2018 Summer Concert Series continues on June 29th with No Discipline, New Jersey’s Best Reggae Band. On July 6th, don’t miss CCC Jazz & Wind Band.

Brigantine Farmers Market ▶Saturdays ▶ from 8am-12pm 15th Street and Revere Blvd. Brigantine Margate Beachstock ▶Saturday, ▶ June 30th from 8am10pm

On the beach between Huntington and Granville Avenues.

This year’s event features a new zip line activity, Sprint sponsored charging stations, new music and new performances. Children and adults can learn to limbo and hula, with professional dancers from the South Pacific Island Dancers, and enjoy a variety of entertainment at the Kid’s Stage. Returning this year are the volleyball and lifeguard competitions, vendors, local retailers, sand sculpting lessons, tow at demonstrations, paddle lessons, face painting, free movie at dusk and more! Complimentary Jitney shuttle service running from 10am-10pm along Atlantic Ave. between Coolidge and Fredericksburg Avenues and the Eugene A. Tighe School. Rain date is Sunday, July 1st. Visit MargateHasMore.com for a complete schedule of activities.

Atlantic City Farmers Market ▶Saturdays ▶ from 8:30am-1pm Bartram Ave. & the Boardwalk The market will be open for the summer season from now until September 9th. Returning vendors include Ladle of Luv homemade soups, Busy Bees’ local honey, Monteleone Farm fresh produce and vegetables, and Magilla Gorilla Sweet Treats.

Mays Landing Hometown Celebration ▶Saturday, ▶ June 30th from 11am4pm War Memorial Park 109 Route 50 The Mays Landing Hometown Celebration returns for 2018, and is free for all to attend. Highlights of the day will include live music, games, food, businesses, civic organizations, vendors and much more.

Art Workshop with Steve Kuzma ▶Saturday, ▶ June 30th at 1pm

Enlightened Café 6414 Ventnor Ave. Ventnor This art workshop is for artists of all-levels to develop water-based drawing & painting techniques. Includes materials, but you can also bring your own.

This class will also touch on calligraphy techniques. The cost is $20, paid at the door. Please call (609) 270-4443 to register, or message the Enlightened Cafe Facebook Page.

Merrill’s Food Truck “Truck Off” ▶Saturday, ▶ June 30th from 3-9pm Merrill’s Colonial Inn 1309 Route 50, Mays Landing Join Merrill’s for a day of fun and entertainment featuring food trucks and live music.

Absecon Concerts in the Park ▶Sundays ▶ at 7pm Heritage Park The Concerts in the Park kick off on Sunday, July 1st with Hawkins Road performing country and classic rock hits. On July 8th, the Duck and Cover Band will play your favorite Top 40 songs. Food will be available at the concession stands. Please bring your own chair or blanket. Fun, friends and free admission.

Storytime in the Park ▶Tuesdays ▶ from 11am-12pm JFK Park 24 Broadway, Somers Point Join Mission Point every Tuesday in July for Story Time in the park, with games and crafts. Bring your lunch and enjoy lunch in the park with friends before heading home. Fun for all ages.

Dancing at Somers Point Fire Co. 1 ▶Tuesdays ▶ from 7:30-10:30 pm 455 Bethel Rd. Somers Point Live music for your dancing and listening enjoyment. For more information, contact Rita Voli at 609-4083619.

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↘Continued from 10 Free Summer Concerts on the Atlantic City Boardwalk ▶Wednesdays ▶ at 7pm Kennedy Plaza This Wednesday, July 4th, don’t miss Springsteen’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame drummer Vini “Mad Dog” Lopez & The Billy Walton Band. On July 11th, Marcia Ball and Her Band perform.

There is limited seating, so bring your festival chairs and dancing shoes.

Margate Community Farmers Market ▶Thursdays ▶ from 8:30am – 12pm Monroe & Amherst Avenues behind Steve & Cookie’s Mountain Waves Summer Concert Series ▶Friday, ▶ July 6th from 6-9pm Ventnor Ski Beach 10 Free Concerts on Ski Beach every other Friday, May 25th - Sept.

28th. Mountain Waves will headline each show with opening acts including the Washups, Gutter Drunk, Ocean Heights, Alula and More.

Sitarbob at Ventnor Coffee ▶Friday, ▶ July 6th from 8-10pm 108 N. Dorset Ave. Sitarbob brings his unique blend of psychedelic, ambient and world music to the wonderful Ventnor Coffee stage. $5 cover at the door.

3rd Annual Brigantine Art Walk ▶Saturday, ▶ July 7th from 10am-5pm City Ball Park Brigantine Ave. between 24th & 26th Streets

Brigantine Art Walk is a juried art show celebrating fine art and fine craft artists.

Ocean Breeze Arts & Crafts Show ▶Saturday, ▶ July 7th from 10am-4pm 6500 Atlantic Ave. outside the Ventnor Library grounds weather permitting. Featuring local artists with handmade work.

Wacky Wednesdays at Absecon Lighthouse ▶Wednesdays ▶ starting July 11th from 11am-3pm 31 S. Rhode Island Ave. Atlantic City Program kicks off on July 11th for children ages 12 and younger. Must be accompanied by an adult. Each themed program includes crafts and activities, theme related movies & coloring pages.

Somers Point Garden Tour ▶Saturday, ▶ July 14th Come to the Green Thumb Garden Club’s “Down to Earth” Garden tour in Somers Point on Saturday, July 14th from 10am to 3pm, rain or shine.

Tickets are $10 and are now available at Carol’s Beauty Shop at Groveland and Shore Road, or Lang’s Garden Mart, 2020 West Avenue in Linwood.

Tickets will also be sold on the day of the event at the Somers Mansion Kitchen Garden, 1000 Shore Rd. Designer Handbag Bingo ▶Wednesday, ▶ July 18th from 6:308:30pm Beth Israel 2501 Shore Rd. Northfield

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Upcoming Runs & Walks

Sea Isle City Stomps Cancer 5K & Walk ▶Saturday, ▶ June 30th at 9am LaCosta Lounge 4000 Landis Ave. This family-fun event will raise funds for Bringing Hope Home to provide unexpected amazingness to local families with cancer. To register or for more information, please visit http://bringinghopehome.org/event/ sicstomp2018/ Ventnor’s 47th Annual Independence Mile and Celebration ▶Tuesday, ▶ July 3rd from 7-9pm Newport Avenue and the Boardwalk. Registration begins at 6 p.m. at the Community Building. Fees are $15 for adults, $10 children, and parent/ child combo $20.

37th Annual Northfield 4th of July Frank Connolly Memorial Mile ▶Wednesday, ▶ July 4th at 8:30am Dolphin Ave. & Shore Rd. Register the day of the race at Dolphin Avenue and Shore Road from 7:30 am to 8:15 am. Entry fee is $5.00. T-Shirts go to the first 200 Finishers at the end of the race.

T-Shirts Sponsored by the Northfield Education Association.

Atlantic City Events

Carrie Underwood ▶Friday, ▶ June 29th at 8pm Mark G Etess Arena at Hard Rock Casino Pitbull ▶Saturday, ▶ June 30th at 8pm Mark G Etess Arena at Hard Rock Casino Tickets start at $65 Sam Hunt ▶Sunday, ▶ July 1st at 2pm Atlantic City

Beach Tickets start at $59 Sam Hunt will perform as part of the Atlantic City BeachFest Concert Series with special guests Kane Brown and Conner Smith.

Third Eye Blind ▶Thursday, ▶ July 5th at 8pm Mark G Etess Arena at Hard Rock Casino Tickets start at $45

Community Events

Classes in Art ▶The ▶ Ventnor Cultural Arts Center is holding Classes in Art year-round. Workshops range in pottery, watercolor, oil & acrylics, pottery, pastels, jewelry making and mosaic.

Classes are $20 each. Beginners welcome! Pre-registration is required. Call 609-823-7952 or visit ventnorarts.org for more information. Come visit and see what we’re doing. 6500 Atlantic Ave. Ventnor.

Libraries Rock Summer Reading Program Sign ups ▶Now ▶ – July 21st Atlantic County Library Pleasantville 33 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. For ages 3-17. Stop by during regular branch hours to sign up for your reading logs and be eligible to win weekly prize drawings.

Knitting Club ▶Fridays ▶ from 10am-12pm Atlantic County Library Egg Harbor Township 1 Swift Ave. Open to all ages. Beginner or experienced knitters are welcome to bring current or new projects.

Ladybug Yoga ▶Saturday, ▶ June 30th at 9:15am Atlantic County Library Ventnor 6500 Atlantic Ave. Yoga for kids ages 6-10. Registration is required. Please bring your own yoga mat and water bottle.

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Libraries Rock: Summer Reading Program Kickoff Party ▶Saturday, ▶ June 30th at 10am Atlantic County Library Brigantine 201 15th Street S. Suggested for ages 3-12. Stop in from 10 am till 12:00 am for food, face painting, and fun activities.

Furry Buddies ▶Tuesday, ▶ July 3rd from 6:307:30pm Atlantic County Library Mays Landing 40 Farragut Ave. This free program welcomes children ages 6-14. Cody, Erin and Freedom love sharing stories with children. Learn about the benefits of reading aloud to a therapy dog.

Rock Your PJs with Miss Debbie ▶Tuesday, ▶ July 3rd at 7pm Atlantic County Library Pleasantville 33 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. For ages 3-6. Put on your pajamas and join Miss Debbie for a rockin’ read along of music-themed stories.

Love at First Stitch Needlecraft Group ▶Thursdays ▶ at 6:30pm Atlantic County Library Egg Harbor City 134 Philadelphia Ave. Whether you crochet, knit, or do any other type of needlecraft, all are welcome to learn and practice in this fun environment.

Veterans BBQ ▶Saturday, ▶ July 7th from 12-2pm Inland Family Success Center 3050 Spruce Ave. Egg Harbor Township Celebrating Veterans. Bring your family and friends. Please call 609569-0376 for reservations.

Ventnor Cultural Arts Summer Camp ▶Starting ▶ July 9th For kids aged 6-11. 6 weeks of one week sessions Monday-Friday from 9am-12pm. Painting, pottery, mosaics, jewelry, crafts, and dance. $125 per week.

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The Sindia: Ocean City’s Famous Shipwreck

By Steffen Klenk

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cean City has a rich and unique history. Take a walk downtown or down a residential street, and you may notice something remarkable. But there’s one piece of history that has been buried in the sands forever.

Sindia display inside the Ocean City Historical Museum.

"The Crew of the Sindia" watercolor painting by Ocean City resident Marie Natalie.

Lying underneath the 16th street beach are the remnants of a four-masted ship known as the Sindia.

329 feet in length, it was built in Belfast, Ireland in 1887, and purchased by an oil company owned by John D. Rockefeller. Prior to its grounding, the Sindia made its final voyage to Shanghai where it unloaded oil, wax, and kerosene.

On December 15, 1901, a raging nor’easter brought blinding rain and wind off our coast, causing the Sindia to run aground 300 yards off of the 16th street beach. Members of the Lifesaving Service made the discovery

“Sindia Oil.” For years, the site of the wreck was a tourist destination.

Beachgoers and visitors from across the eastern seaboard would travel to Ocean City to catch a glimpse of the vessel.

Up until 1960, most of the wreckage was visible. Beach replenishments and nor’easters would eventually bury the remainder of the ship and its contents.

Only the masts would remain visible until the late 1980s when the Sindia disappeared. The site was dedicated as a historic landmark by the Department of the Interior.

The story of the Sindia can be read by all. A memorial plaque now stands a block away from where she ran aground.

Today, several remnants of the Sindia can be found at the Ocean City Historical Museum. There, guests can discover the history of its travels, photos, and long-told stories from witnesses and survivors. During your visit, be sure to check out all of the exhibits that showcase the life and history of our shore community. The museum is located in the Ocean City Community

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Scale model replica of the Sindia around 2:30am, and called in their men to tend the rescue operations. Thankfully, no one was seriously injured, and all thirty three crew members were safely brought to shore.

She was finishing the final leg of a journey from Kobe, Japan to New York City, carrying exported silk, oil screens, and porcelain. Legend has it that the ship was also carrying items looted out of Buddhist temples during Shanghai’s Boxer Rebellion.

Various attempts were made to salvage the ship and return it to the ocean; tugboats led the effort to no avail. The Sindia sat off the coast untouched. Divers were left to recover the oil, and sell it to soap companies under the name

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Anchor chain recovered from the Sindia.

Center at 1735 Simpson Avenue, and is open Monday – Saturday from 10am to 4pm. Admission is free.

To date, many tales have been told about shipwrecks that have taken place. Over 4,000 ships have run aground off of the New Jersey coast, but none has ever lived up to the tale about the Sindia.

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Disney in Concert Magical Music from the Movies 7:30pm Tickets $45/35

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Bernstein/Robbins: A Centennial Celebration

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Tony DeSare: Fly Me to the Moon with the Ocean City POPS Big Band 7:30pm Tickets $25/20

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7:30pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday; 2pm Thursday Tickets $30/25

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Classical Night Fever

Clint Holmes Legendary Las Vegas Headliner 7:30pm Tickets $30/25

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Conductor Spotlight Concert Bradley Thachuk, Latin Night at the POPS 7:30pm Tickets $20/18

7:30pm Tickets $35/30/25

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Conductor Spotlight Concert David Wroe, Americans in Paris 7:30pm Tickets $20/18

7:30pm Tickets $30/25

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Jackie Evancho

Fascinating Gershwin 7:30pm Tickets $30/25

7:30pm Tickets $45/39/30 Meet Jackie Evancho For info 609-602-4492 or oceancitypops.org 6:00pm $30 per person

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The Wonderful Music of Oz. 7:30pm Tickets $25/20

JERRY HERMAN: The Broadway Legacy Concert 7:30pm Tickets $25/20

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Conductor Spotlight Concert Vince Lee From Opera to Broadway 7:30pm Tickets $20/18

Conductor Spotlight Concert Ron Spigelman, Going Coastal 7:30pm Tickets $20/18

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7:30pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday; 2pm Thursday Tickets $30/25

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Celtic Tenors

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An Evening of Song and Dance A Collaboration with the Atlantic City Ballet 7:30pm Tickets $22/18

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Conductor Spotlight Concert Adam Boyles, The Lighter Side ...

7:30pm Tickets $20/15

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Under the Street Lamp 7:30pm Tickets $45/39/30

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Let’s Misbehave A Cole Porter Revue

Conducted by Maestro Keith Hodgson 7:30pm Tickets $20/18

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Ocean City Events and Happenings OC-Con Comic Festival Returns to Music Pier

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Now in its third year, the OC-Con Comic and Memorabilia Festival joins the summer fun for 2018 after two years as an early-spring event. OCCon opens on Thursday (June 28) and continues through Saturday (June 30) on the Ocean City Music Pier.

Stars of “Teen Wolf” and “Bosch” will be special guests, and tickets are on sale for exclusive photo and autograph sessions with Dylan Sprayberry (“Teen Wolf”) and Titus Welliver (“Bosch”). Visit oceancityvacation. com/boxoffice, call 609-399-6111, or stop by the City Hall Welcome Center (Ninth Street and Asbury Avenue), the Roy Gillian Welcome Center on

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the Route 52 causeway or the Music Pier Box Office. OC-Con features meet-the-artist sessions, discussion panels, costume contests, and the display and sale of comic books and memorabilia. Show hours will be 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. June 28, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. June 29 and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

June 30.

OC-Con features a one-mile OCCon Superhero Run at Carey Stadium at 9 a.m. June 30, and the Superhero Obstacle Dash for 12-and-unders at 10 a.m. June 30. Both events are on the track at Carey Stadium (beach block of Sixth Street). Run registration fee is $15 for adults ($20 on race-day) and includes admission to the show (for Saturday, June 30) and a T-shirt. The fee for 12-and-unders is $10 and includes the Obstacle Dash, as well as admission and a T-shirt.

Register online.For complete information on participating artists and all of OC-Con, visit ocnjcon.com.

Tickets are on sale now for the season-opening performance of the Ocean City Pops featuring Megan Hilty. The show is at 7:30 p.m. July 2 at the Ocean City Music Pier.

Most recognizable for her portrayal of Ivy Lynn in NBC’s musical drama “Smash.”, Hilty made her Broadway debut as Glinda in “Wicked.” She went on to perform the role in both the national tour and in Los Angeles. She followed up the series with a starring role on the NBC comedy “Sean Saves the World.”

The Hilty performance will be just one show in a star-studded lineup for the Ocean City Pops this summer. The schedule includes shows to appeal to a wide variety of musical tastes. Tickets are $30 to $60 and are available at oceancityvacation.com/ boxoffice, by calling 609-399-6111, or in-person at the Music Pier Box Office and welcome centers throughout town.

WEEKLY EVENTS FOR SUMMER 2018

Ocean City’s popular weekly FARMERS MARKET opens for the season 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, June 27. It returns every Wednesday through Sept. 5 on the grounds of the Ocean City Tabernacle on the 500 block of Asbury Avenue. Crafters will be set up adjacent to the Farmers Market.

Families can use their creativity to shape and sculpt salt water taffy into their unique masterpieces during

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The contest is free and open to all ages. Start time is 10:30 a.m. at the Ocean City Music Pier, Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace. Sponsored by Shriver’s Salt Water Taffy. A variety of similar contests will be held weekly on Wednesdays throughout the summer.

For more information on each week’s theme, visit www.oceancityvacation. com or call 609-399-6111.

Starting in July and running through August, Ocean City’s boardwalk and downtown will be host to a series of weekly events: ▶Funtastic ▶ Tuesdays: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on downtown Asbury Avenue. Entertainment, face painters, balloon sculptors and more. ▶Mummers ▶ Nights: 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Tuesdays on the boardwalk. String bands strut the boards between Sixth Street and 14th Street. Sponsored by: Shirt Shack, Preps, Ocean Treasures, Henry’s Fine Jewelry. ▶Beach ▶ Walks: South end location at 59th Street and Central Avenue (entrance to Corson’s Inlet State Park) Tuesdays at 9 a.m., Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. North end location at OC/ Longport Bridge parking lot Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m, Wednesdays at 9 a.m. Tickets may be purchased on-site. Adults $1, children 50 cents. ▶Market ▶ Days: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on downtown Asbury Avenue. Entertainment, face painters, balloon sculptors and more. ▶Family ▶ Nights: 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Thursdays on the boardwalk. Different bands and entertainers set up between Sixth Street and 14th Street. Sponsored by: Shriver’s, Playland’s Castaway Cove and Johnson’s Popcorn. ▶Historic ▶ Tours: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Thursdays. Pick-up at 7th Street and Central Avenue.

HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY

▶ROALD ▶ DAHL’S WILLY WONKA (July 3): The Ocean City Theatre Company opens its summer Children’s Series with “Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka.”

Show time is 10:30 a.m. at the Ocean City Music Pier. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 the day-of. Visit oceancityvacation.com/boxoffice or call 609-399-6111. ▶GARDENS ▶ BIKE PARADE (July 4): Sponsored by the Gardens Civic Association. Registration 9 a.m. at the Longport Bridge parking lot. Parade begins at 10 a.m. ▶SOUTH ▶ END BIKE PARADE (July 4): Sponsored by the South Ocean City Improvement Association. Registration 9 a.m. at 40th Street and Asbury Avenue. Parade begins at 10 a.m. ▶▶A STAR-SPANGLED SALUTE (July 4): Ocean City Theatre Company’s Spotlight Performers Show Choir will present “A Star Spangled Salute” in front of the Music Pier, Moorlyn Terrace and Boardwalk. The mini-show celebrating America’s birthday will begin at 6 p.m. ▶▶FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS AND CELEBRATION (July 4): Kite-flying competition at 7 p.m. followed by entertainment. A spectacular boardwalk fireworks display tops off the evening at 9 p.m. The fireworks will be launched from a barge off Ninth Street and best viewed from the beach and boardwalk between Fifth Street and 14th Street. ▶▶WACKY WEDNESDAY – PIE-EATING CONTEST (July 4): Celebrate America with a good old-fashioned apple and cherry pie eating contest. No hands allowed! Contest is free. Open to all ages. Limited to 150 participants. Start time: 10:30 a.m. at the Music Pier, Moorlyn Terrace & Boardwalk. For more information call 609-399-6111

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New Donut Lover’s Paradise in Ocean City

By Marci Lutsky

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id you hear the news? Aunt Betty and Uncle Bill’s family has expanded with the new addition of Nauti Donuts.

Ocean City is a family resort, so it only makes sense that two of the most well known family-owned restaurants in Ocean City would branch off to create yet another beloved eatery. Chris O’Hara, whose family owns Aunt Betty’s Ice Cream Shack and Uncle Bill’s Pancake House, opened Nauti Donuts earlier this month along with his wife Gabby, and it’s the perfect spot for when your sweet tooth is calling.

Located at 2133 Asbury Avenue in Ocean City, Nauti Donuts is a donut-lovers paradise. They churn out freshly made hot vanilla cake donuts to which you can then add the coating, topping and drizzle of your choice. Coatings include familiar favorites like chocolate,

vanilla, powdered sugar,, and cinnamon sugar.

Toppings are similar to what you would find in an ice cream shop like jimmies (I love that they refer to them as their true name), oreo crumbles, m&m’s, bacon, and pork roll. Wait, back up a second. Yes, you read that right. You can top your donut with bacon or pork roll. Personally, that isn’t my thing. but if you are sweet and savory donut lover, your prayers have been answered! If that wasn’t enough you can finish your donut with a drizzle of salted caramel or hot fudge. Hungry yet?

I took my twins to check out Nauti Donuts as a treat on their last day of first grade. My son chose maple drizzle and fruity pebbles (no judgments, it was the last day of school), while my daughter chose strawberry glaze with oreo crumbles. They both let their mom try a bite and I can assure you that both donuts were absolutely delicious. I had a chance to chat with Chris and Gabby who are so excited about their new venture, and couldn’t be nicer.

Gabby is a recent West Chester University graduate, and Chris was working in finance before they came up with the

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concept for Nauti Donuts. They did a wonderful job of transforming the space into a welcoming spot with a very nautical feel from the white walls to ship-like windows.

If you feel overwhelmed by all of the choices, no worries. You can choose from the Nauti Dozen which are some of their most popular combinations, including the Mermaid’s Delight: strawberry icing, fruity pebbles, and marshmallow drizzle. If you are feeling really adventurous, try the Jonny Tsunami which is a glazed donut topped with vanilla ice cream, hot fudge drizzle, rainbow jimmies, and powdered sugar. Nauti Donuts also sells hot coffee and cold brew. They are currently open 7 days a week from 7am until 2pm. You can follow them on social media at www. instagram.com/nauti_donuts and www. facebook.com/nautidonuts but consider this your warning. If you follow Nauti Donuts, will find it hard to visit Ocean City without stopping in for a donut. Welcome to Ocean City, Nauti Donuts!

Marci Lutsky is a food blogger at Vegging at the Shore, www.veggingattheshore. com and can be reached at veggingattheshore@gmail.com.

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Tips for Taking Good Beach Pictures

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hen I scroll through Facebook at this time of year, I love seeing everyone’s family beach portraits. Parents are color coordinated with their kids, everyone is smiling and all looks perfect.

It takes a lot of work to get the perfect picture. We first took family beach portraits with my twins when they were one and I remember that it was not easy. I sat down recently with my photography teacher, Sherry McCracken, co-owner of Little Rock Films & Studios in Ventnor and she shared some great tips for having a successful photo shoot.

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Since taking photography classes with Sherry I have become very comfortable with using my DSLR and will now be taking my own pictures!

Sherry offers group lessons as well as private lessons. Little Rock Films & Studios also offers acting classes. To find out more about their offerings, visit http://littlerockfilmsandstudios. com. Hopefully these tips will help you achieve great photos with lasting memories!

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Location is a very important consideration as well. Kids should be stimulated by their surroundings, but not overstimulated. For certain shots you will want the kids looking at the camera, not at all of the action happening on the beach. Sherry also recommends bringing some new toys that will catch the attention of kids that you can hold near where you want them to look. The beach can be wide open space so if you want pictures with seagrass, dunes or a pier, you will want to choose a location based on that. Many kids are naturally drawn to water and will inevitably get wet. If they do get wet, you want to have a change of clothes.

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Cirque Italia will make a splash for the second year in a row at Hamilton Mall (4403 E. Black Horse Pike, Mays Landing, NJ 08330; in the Sears parking lot) with four days of stunning performances from July 5 through July 8 under the white and blue big top tent. This state of the art, dazzling water circus is perfect for families, couples, kids, and any age group.

New performances for 2018!

Be amazed by an ult r a - mo der n water curtain that controls every droplet of water meticulously. Audience members can expect to see words and beautiful patterns as the water falls to the ‘lagoon’ below, creating a breathtaking experience. Performers from around the world will take the stage, including acts from Russia to Mexico, highlighting Cirque Italia’s support of multiculturalism. Come meet Ricardo, the contortionist, as he bends in ways you never would have imagined. The incredible wheel of death performance features a front somersault flip, something you will be hard-pressed to see anywhere else. If that doesn’t get your head spinning, perhaps the five roller skaters and their incredible tricks and turns will.

And although Cirque Italia does not use animals in their performances, this year they will be featuring amaz-

ing lifelike elephant puppets. They are so well made, you might just think they are real.

Whether it’s a futuristic laser act or mesmerizing aerial performances, the show has something for all tastes and expectations. Cirque Italia sets out to accomplish world-class entertainment suitable for all age groups. Don’t miss the opportunity to be amazed and transported to a fantastic realm where your deepest dreams can and will come true.

Show Schedule: ▶▶ July 5 (Thursday): 7:30PM July 6 (Friday): 7:30PM ▶▶ July 7 (Saturday): 1:30PM, 4:30PM & 7:30PM July 8 (Sunday): 1:30PM, 4:30PM & 7:30PM Box Office / Ticketing: ▶▶ The box office opens on-site on Tuesday, the week of the show (July 3) . ▶Non-show ▶ day hours: 10AM – 6PM On-show day hours: 10AM – 9PM ▶*Tickets ▶ also available via cirqueitalia. com/tickets or by phone (941) 7048572 (also respond to text messages). ▶Pricing ▶ / Promotions: Pricing: $10-$50 Promo: Cirque Italia offers one free child admission with every full priced paying adult ticket in levels 2 or 3. This offer cannot be combined with any other offers, discounts, or deals.

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othing says relaxing better than a good book and your beach chair parked right at the water’s edge. If you’re spending your summer at the beach, the pool or the kiddie pool, here are 6 of this year’s best reads.

WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU LULULEMONS

BY LAUREN WEISBERGER

▶A ▶ follow-up to The Devil Wears Prada, Weisberger’s latest follows Miranda Priestley’s former assistant, Emily, as she moves to Greenwich, CT, and attempts a career overhaul.

THE KISS QUOTIENT

BY HELEN HOANG

▶Hoang’s ▶ sweet debut novel follows Stella, a 30-year-old with Asperger’s, as she attempts to come out of her shell and enter the weird, confusing world of dating.

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THE LAST THING I TOLD YOU BY EMILY ARSENAULT

▶From ▶ the author of The Evening Spider, a creepy thriller about the murder of a psychologist in a quiet New England town and his former patient, who may or may not be involved.

THE FAVORITE SISTER BY JESSICA KNOLL

▶Knoll's ▶ (Luckiest Girl Alive) latest follows five hyper-competitive women appearing on a reality show that’s part Real Housewives, part Shark Tank.

Executives expect a season filled with petty grievances and social media attacks, not... murder.

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THE WINDFALL BY DIKSHA BASU

▶When ▶ they suddenly come into an enormous sum of money, a middle-aged couple in India moves to the rich side of town, where they become eager to fit in, setting off a chain of events that rock their neighbors and their marriage.

THE FOREVER SUMMER BY JAMIE BRENNER

▶Twenty-nine-year-old ▶ Marin seems to have it all, until one mistake brings her world crashing down. Fleeing NYC for Provincetown, Massachusetts, she attempts to find solace and start rebuilding.

THE SUMMER I MET JACK BY MICHELLE GABLE

▶Based ▶ on the real life of an American socialite, this story is an alternate Kennedy family history that will make you question what you thought you knew about JFK.

SMALL GREAT THINGS BY JODI PICCOULT

▶This ▶ book lead to the most interesting book club discussion we have had. I’m not even sure I can say I loved the book but if you are looking for a good book club read, this is it.

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OCEAN RESORT CASINO CONTINUES GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION WITH ANNOUNCEMENT OF EXCITING ENTERTAINMENT OPTIONS ▶TICKETS ▶ FOR WAYNE BRADY, WANDA SYKES, RAIN: A TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES AND TOP RANK BOXING ON SALE VIA TICKETMASTER.COM ON FRIDAY, JUNE 29 Ocean Resort Casino announced today a wide offering of world-class entertainment options that include popular comedian and actor Wayne Brady, comedienne, Wanda Sykes, the theatrical production RAIN: A Tribute to the Beatles and an exciting fight card from Top Rank Boxing.

Tickets for all events go on sale to the public on Friday, June 29 and can be purchased via Ticketmaster.com or by calling 800-745-3000.

“This is an exciting time for Ocean Resort Casino and in order to contin-

ue providing the best possible experience for our guests, we’re proud to announce a wide-range of shows and events that we believe will appeal to fans of sports and entertainment,” said Ocean Resort Casino CEO Frank Leone.

A summary of the events and shows coming soon to Ocean Resort Casino: ▶TOP ▶ RANK BOXING (AUGUST 18, 2018 – OVATION HALL) Heavyweight contender Bryant “B.Y.” Jennings was born and bred in Philadelphia, and on Saturday, August 18, he aims to bring some of that Philly firepower to the Atlantic City Boardwalk.

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itrenko (41-3, 26 KOs) for the WBO International heavyweight title in the 12-round main event at Ovation Hall.

This will be the first boxing event at Ocean Resort Casino, a state-ofthe-art resort property set to open tomorrow, June 28.

In the co-main event, Philadelphia native Jesse “Hollywood” Hart (24-1, 20 KOs) will defend the NABF super middleweight title in a 10-rounder against the battle-tested Mike Gavronski (24-2-1, 15 KOs).

Tickets go on sale to the public on Friday, June 29 and can be purchased via Ticketmaster.com or by calling 800-745-3000. ▶WANDA ▶ SYKES (SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 – OVATION HALL) Wanda Sykes is an award-winning writer, performer and producer who got her start in comedy at a talent showcase in Washington, DC. Since then, Sykes has appeared on several television shows including her current role on ABC’s acclaimed Blackish, Showtime’s House of Lies, Amazon Prime’s Alpha House and HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm. In 2010, Sykes had

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her own late-night talk show on FOX, The Wanda Sykes Show, and has headlined several Emmy-nominated comedy specials. She has also made a name for herself in the world of feature films, appearing in last summer’s Fox comedy Snatched with Amy Schumer and Goldie Hawn, as well as Evan Almighty, Monster-in-Law, My Super Ex-Girlfriend, Nutty Professor 2, The Klumps and Down to Earth.

Tickets go on sale to the public on Friday, June 29 and can be purchased via Ticketmaster.com or by calling 800-745-3000. ▶WAYNE ▶ BRADY (NOVEMBER 10, 2018 – OVATION HALL) Wayne Brady burst onto the scene as a multi-talented performer during his debut as part of the British improv show Whose Line is it Anyway, which skyrocketed his career and earned him an Emmy. In 2001, he debuted as host of The Wayne Brady Show, a weekly music and comedy variety show, which was revised a year later to also include a talk-show element.

The show ran through 2004 and earned Brady two daytime Emmys, after which he returned to his theatrical roots with a Broadway appearance in a revival of Chicago.

Since then, Brady toured with his own live show and returned to television in shows such as How I Met Your Mother, Everyone Hates Chris and as the host of the popular game show Let’s Make a Deal.

Tickets go on sale to the public on Friday, June 29 and can be purchased via Ticketmaster.com or by calling 800-745-3000. ▶RAIN: ▶ A TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES (NOVEMBER 17, 2018 – OVATION HALL) This acclaimed musical celebration of the Beatles – one of the greatest bands of all time – has thrilled audiences with their unique celebration of the 50th anniversary of the release of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.

For the first time ever, RAIN: A Tribute to the Beatles will bring the historic album to life in its entirety for this psychedelic multimedia spectacular!

It’s a performance will take you back in time with the legendary foursome and will deliver a note-for-note experience that is like seeing the Beatles live.

Tickets go on sale to the public on Friday, June 29 and can be purchased via Ticketmaster.com or by calling 800-745-3000.

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Stockton University Atlantic City

By Donna Albano

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here is no doubt the level of excitement surrounding Stockton University’s new campus opening this fall in Atlantic City, N.J. Stockton has been a part of Atlantic City since the first classes were offered in 1971 at the Mayflower Hotel at Tennessee Avenue and the Boardwalk.

The new campus adds to the existing three facilities Stockton currently operates in Atlantic City - the Carnegie Center, Dante Hall Theater and the Noyes Arts Garage - where we are involved in the Atlantic City community and remain committed to the growth and development of the community.

This fall we will offer over 100 courses in Atlantic City ranging from Anthropology to Sociology and everything in between.

Of course, Hospitality & Tourism Management Studies (HTMS) courses will be offered in Atlantic City with nine courses this fall. The HTMS program is working on a strategic plan that includes ideas to

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capitalize on the unique resort location and take advantage of the “living, learning, earning” opportunities that our students can benefit from in Atlantic City.

We are collaborating with our industry colleagues to create internship opportunities that expand beyond the traditional 15-week semester to create a pipeline of educated and trained industry professionals for the hospitality workforce.

We are creating professional development opportunities for hospitality industry professionals (and those interested in personal enrichment) to enhance their knowledge and skills in their own “backyard.”

We are creating unique learning opportunities that include industry credentials to give our students the added value in the competitive hospitality industry

landscape. We will continue to work closely with our Career Center, Advisory Board and Internship Employers to stay connected to the relevant and dynamic issues that are critical to the viability of the HTMS Program.

Our faculty and staff are a highly educated, diverse team who contribute to the teaching, research and service foundations that are core to our educational mission at Stockton.

Two full-time faculty will have offices in Atlantic City. The HTMS curriculum includes the basics of hotel operations and food and beverage management, but our students also study destination management, special events management, gaming industry management and more.

We have a required Internship Program that uniquely ties theory to practice as students work in a supervisory capacity and connect their shared experiences in an online course. We have a dedicated Internship Coordinator who works with students on job placement and preparedness. We have a faculty

led study tour elective that educates and prepares students to travel to destinations that have included Rome and Florence in Italy and Crete in Greece.

Our two student organizations, the Hospitality Society and Stockton Event Planners are active, engaged students who organize industry guest speakers, trips to the N.Y. Hotel Show, hotel tours, dining experiences and more to enhance their learning of the industry and provide networking with industry professionals.

Stockton’s HTMS program looks forward to a prominent presence in Atlantic City with our colleagues from the Organizational Leadership, the Social work, business studies and more. Please check out the program and course offerings for this fall at https://www. stockton.edu/acgateway/academics. html for a “new wave of opportunity” in Atlantic City.

Donna Albano Associate Professor – Hospitality & Tourism Management Stockton University 101 Vera King Farris Drive Galloway, NJ 08205-9441 609-652-4493 donna.albano@stockton.edu http://www.stockton.edu/htms

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The Shady Gardener

Many shade lovers are known, not for their flowers, but for their leaves.

Coleus have a stunning array of colors to choose from. Some are chartreuse, burgundy, and dark purple all on one leaf. They will produce a stem of small purple flowers, but these take a back seat compared to their dramatic leaves.

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any of us have a “sun-challenged” spot in our garden. When you read the tag of that big, beautiful flower it says, “requires full sun”. But don’t despair, you aren’t doomed to a boring, colorless plot. Embrace your shady side. Most shady sections of the garden still receive dappled light where the sun peeks through the branches.

This opens a new world of opportunity to grow things that wouldn’t survive in the hot sun. Also, keep in mind that, in the early spring, deciduous trees haven’t grown their leaves quite yet.

For a short time, the area underneath those trees will receive a lot more sun than later in the season. This gives you a great spot to plant early-blooming flower bulbs such as daffodils, tulips, and grape hyacinths. As the leaves fill in, it will turn to the dappled light that many plants enjoy.

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I had a shady corner in my yard. When I walked around my house, it looked terrible. Eventually, I added a row of hydrangeas.

Later I added ferns, and lined the walkway with hostas. Now it is one of my favorite spots. In the heat of the day, you round the corner to a canopy from the trees, and curve around to the pathway lined with ferns and hostas. You instantly feel the cool relief from a hot summer day and sense a peaceful calm before bursting into the scene of the sunfilled garden. Impatiens help lead the way and provide just the right pop of color to break up the greenery.

Caladium also have impressive foliage, with heart-shaped leaves in shades of green, white, and pink which will really brighten a dark corner. Coral Bells (Heuchera) have leaves in an amazing array of shapes and colors—from lime green and peach to red and purple—with tall stems topped with delicate flowers.

But we all love flowers. If you have a shady garden, consider yourself lucky. You can grow beautiful perennial flowers that require a respite from the direct sun, and will reward your hospitality by returning each year. Bleeding heart (Dicentra) have wonderful flowers shaped like little pink and white hearts on an arching stem. Variegated Solomon’s Seal also have an arching stem and graceful, white fragrant bells. Lily of the Valley is very similar. It has little white bells that smell amazing. Every May, I cut some to display in my antique flower of the month teacup given to me by my aunt, who shares my birth month. Don’t leave out Astilbe. These plants have fern-like leaves and look very neat for that alone. But then they send up wonderful plumes of feathery pink, white, or red flower spikes. Group a few together for an impressive impact. Treat yourself to a real beauty of the garden – Hellebore.

Don’t let this strange sounding name fool you; it is a gem of the garden.

Also known as Lenten Rose, it blooms near the beginning of Lent. Though it is not in the rose family, the name gives you a hint of its beauty. I first

learned of this plant from seeing it in my friend’s garden, and was so grateful when my mom surprised me with one for my own garden. It’s always a welcome sight to see it emerge after the winter blahs.

For instant gratification, plant shade-loving annuals. My go-to has always been a flat or two (or three) of impatiens. They come in many colors to suit your tastes. New Guinea impatiens are also full of color, but are not subject to downy mildew that plagued many gardens years ago. Plant double impatiens which will look like mini roses blooming in the shade. In a partially shaded garden, hang a basket of fuchsia. It’s amazing that such vibrant colors can grow without full sun, and it’s just the touch of exotic that you want in your summer garden. Another annual that has recently caught my eye is begonia.

Actually, I have always hated waxed begonias, but lately, I’ve noticed beautiful specimens at my local nurseries. Further inquiry revealed that these are Hiemalis begonias, also known as Rieger begonias, a cross between a wax begonia and tuberous begonia. Grown in partial shade or filtered light, they produce very showy vibrant flowers of yellow, orange, red, and pink. The double varieties are especially nice. I think I’ve become a believer.

Place a comfortable bench in your shade garden where you can sit and relax. Just like your flowers, you can enjoy a break from the heat of summer, and reflect on the peace and calm a shade garden provide.

Tammy Thornton is a mom of four, a substitute teacher, and a Sunday school teacher. She is passionate about gardening and cooking, and loves the beach.

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wning a dog is a big responsibility, but one that also provides a companion whose love is uncondit ional . D og ow ner s quickly learn their four-leg ged friends respond dif ferently than humans to cer t ain situations , including the changing weather.

Many dog owners may no tice that their pet s seem par ticularly at tuned to the weather. Changing weather can af fec t canines much like it does people, but dogs may also be af fected in ways their owners are not . According to the Societ y for the Prevention of Cruelt y to An ima ls , d o g s c a n fe el cha n ge s in barometric pressure and even in the static electric f ield that occurs in t h e a ir. T h e American Animal Hospital Association s ays dogs’ be havioral changes may be at tributable to changes in the weather. Dogs may become a gitated or overexcited by dips in barometric pressure. A s elec trical storms approach, some dogs may get ver y anxious, even running and hiding if their anxiet y is espe cially high.

Many dogs are afraid of thunder and lightning and can sense approaching storms even when

they are still miles away. According to researchers at Penn State University, between 15 and 30 percent of all dogs are extremely scared of thunder and may experience a rapid increase of cortisol, a stress hormone.

Dogs also can sniff out storms, detecting concentrations of chemicals common during some storms . Dogs can smell ozone in the air associated with lightning as well.

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Enjoyable on its own, you can elevate the experience by picking a delicious, affordable bottle and preparing food pairings to match.

• Baked French Toast Casserole: Made with baguettes, brown sugar, peaches, nectarines, apricots and blackberries and topped with fresh basil, this is a brunch classic in which the aromatics of the baked French toast go head to head with the aromatics of the rosé. The sweet baked stone fruit aromas and fragrant fresh basil intertwine easily with the fruity nose of the rosé, and because the casserole is so dense -- filled with sweet bready baked pain perdu -- it needs a refreshing acidity and freshness that the rosé delivers.

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When “Love All, Serve All” Comes to Town

By Joe Molineaux

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hen Hard Rock Café first came to Atlantic City I was fortunate to be there. It was a great time to be in Atlantic City, with lots of excitement and, thanks to Hard Rock Café, a connection to a place and vibe I could relate to… music.

Back in the mid-eighties I had the chance to visit the original Hard Rock Café location in New York City multiple times. Even as a high school student, I recognized the success of combining music, food, and retail merchandise. After the New York visit, I made it a goal to visit a Hard Rock Café in every city I visited that had one. While they are similar in their offering of food, along with general and customized retail items, the one uniqueness of each location is that they embrace and display the regional music scene. Each Hard Rock Café honors musical artists that hail from, or call the towns and cities from that region, their home.

Which brings me to Hard Rock Atlantic City bringing their motto of “Love All – Serve All” to town. If you are familiar with the band U2 or the late, great, amazing bluesman, B.B. King, then you may also be familiar with the song “When Loves Come To Town”, that inspired this column.

So what happens when an organization whose motto is “Love All- Serve All” comes to town? First off, it brings the following company-wide values with it:

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Practice honesty, integrity, and professionalism Encourage everyone to maximize their potential Take personal accountability for getting results Create brand excitement through innovation Deliver Amplified Service!

Those specific company values bring with it the opportunity to train and allow each and every employee at Hard Rock to practice, and master, five critical skills that can, and will, make a difference. I truly believe on some level those skills, that will be commonplace within the property, will find their ways into other businesses; into the community; into families, and make a real difference in how we treat the visitors to our region, as well as how we treat each other.

We all learn our habits from experience, as well as watching and listening to others. The Hard Rock team has a proven track record of getting it The music is a bonus. The value of bringing live music to the property every night can be a tremendous economic driver. This approach to programming will increase the number of trips and stays, and overall impact to

our region, beyond the business holdings of the Hard Rock Atlantic City. Not to mention the philanthropic benefits that a company that cares about their community brings to those in need. “Love All – Serve All” embodies that spirit.

As one of the verses of “When Love Comes to Town” states: “I ran into a juke-joint when I heard a guitar scream The notes were turning blue, I was dazed and in a dream. As the music played I saw my life turn around That was the day before love came to town.”

Single handedly Hard Rock Atlantic City’s existence will not turn our lives around. However, the renewed hope and commitment to creating a better, brighter, and bolder Atlantic City begins now…. because Love All – Serve All has come to town.

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ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY SONG OF THE WEEK “When Love Comes To Town” by U2 with B.B. King “When Love Comes To Town” was released by U2 as the twelfth track on their 1988 album “Rattle and Hum”. The song feature blues guitarist and great B.B. King. While touring, until his death in 2015, B.B. King

By Joe Molineaux

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have had the unique ability, and now a regular opportunity to connect music to the work I do in business development, through writing, radio, online, and television. One simple thing drives me, and that is that the actions I take continue to result in making our region and our business community better. This week’s song of the week points out through the lyrics “As the music played I saw my life turn around”. There are good things hap-

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would play the song at his concerts and explain that he was “Love” and commented that U2 was referring to him coming to town.

pening in our region that may help turn many lives around. Hard Rock Hotel & Casino is open, as you read this, with live music planned every day with 300 different artists booked.

The people at Hard Rock deal in all types of music, and that means all types of live music will be available for us to help bring love to town in the form of inviting friends, family, and acquaintances, to come to our area to enjoy live music and all that comes with it. We can help create a more vibrant community by bringing more and more people to our region.

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Freeze Frame

By Raymond Tyler

Behind The Music-Singer/Song Writer Gina Roche discusses the story behind her music at The Carnegie Library.

R&B with a Hip Hop Twist -AC's Premiere R&B Group , 120 hanging out at The Light with Raymond Tyler on FM 96.1 WTTH.

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By John Cash

50 Is The New 50

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turned 50 years old this year. That's half a century of being alive. In some cultures, and earlier in the history of our own United States, that's an accomplishment. I don't understand how people can say that 50 is middle-aged. According to that theory, most people will live to be 100. That isn't happening. The primary thing that resonated with me when I turned 50 was the fact that I'll be dead soon.

About a week before I hit the big 5-0, I had a doctor’s appointment. My doctor looked at my chart and said, “Happy Birthday!

You're going to be 50.” To which I replied, "50 is tough." As usual, my doctor was right. I was immediately faced with psychological challenges and physical realizations that more than half of my life was over.

It’s time. I need to start acting like an adult. A 50-year-old adult. Every single decision I made that week was presented by me asking myself: Would a 50-year-old man do this? Most of the answers I found were, “no.”

Turning 50 also illuminated a big

problem that I have with the way people behave. My biggest challenge is when I see people acting in a boorish manner. And these boors are people who are older than me. The concern

I have for people younger than me acting badly is not nearly as bothersome as people older than me acting badly. That I cannot tolerate.

I was at a Steely Dan concert a few years ago. There were two things that stuck out about that night that I listened to songs from the albums Gaucho and Aja. Number one: I was one of the few people there younger than age 50.

Number two: I was one of the only people there who wasn't smoking marijuana. It seemed odd to me.

Not only was I not getting high, but I was clearly the youngest person in attendance. I felt very out of place.

Was I the Square, or was this what I had to look forward to when I turn 50. Smoking pot openly in public, and listening to blue-eyed soul concerts? Now that I'm 50 years old, and I look back, I don't think I was the Square. I think I was surrounded by a bunch of 50-year-old men and women who just didn't care. And not caring anymore is one part about being 50 that hasn't sunk in yet. Will it? Will I one day stop caring?

Or will I always care about not caring?

The question looms large.

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The Layers of Local History

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ong before Atlantic City was initially founded in 1854, prior to the carving out of Atlantic County from Gloucester County in February of 1837, what would become the city of Somers Point was first populated in the 1690s. In 1694 the first ferry was established between Beesley’s Point, in Cape May County, which had been settled even earlier, and what would become Somers Point. The next year, John Somers, a Quaker, purchased 3,000 acres of property from the same English speculator whose lands were later bought by the founders of Scullville, in Egg Harbor Township, and Conovertown in Galloway. In 1720 Somers’ son, Richard, began work on the Somers Mansion, Atlantic County’s first building, which, in the nineteenth century, had additions made which gave it more of a Victorian style, complete with wrap around porches. The building was restored to its original Flemish Bond brick form by the The Works Progress Administration in the 1940s, and is now being supported by the new non-profit group, Patriots for the Somers Mansion.

In 1737, Judith Somers, Richard’s wife, gave birth to a son named for his

father, who would serve as a Colonel in charge of the Third Battalion of the Gloucester County Militia, in the American Revolution. The Colonel is buried, along with his wife, Sophia, at one of multiple Somers Family plots throughout the community, this one located on the highest point in town, which today sits next to the New York Avenue School building.

Colonel Richard Somers’ son, likely the town’s most famous resident, is also honored with a monument on the grounds, though he was buried half a world away. U.S. Navy Commandant Richard Somers, was born in 1778 at site of the tavern his father had founded eight years earlier, on the corner of Shore Road and Bethel Road, and attended school in Philadelphia, before sailing to the Mediterranean in 1804. Although he engaged in numerous naval actions, including the rescue of three hundred sailors that had been captured by Barbary Pirates, Somers is most recalled for the way he died.

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a captured pirate ship that some sources say was rechristened again as the U.S.S. Inferno before battle, Somers perished while en-route to Tripoli harbor, after having converted his vessel into a fire ship rigged to explode adjacent to enemy boats.

Somers and twelve of his crew were buried at a Protestant Cemetery in Libya, though efforts are ongoing to find a diplomatic way to bring their bodies back to the United States.

Somers himself is widely remembered throughout the nation with at least six naval warships named in his honor, dating back to the 1840s, and a marker at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, founded that same decade. In the town that was named for his great-grandfather, he now has a bust, dedicated in 2013, sitting next to a mural describing his life (and death) painted just two years later.

This mural sits on the wall of an addition created after the old City Hall, built in 1906, was converted into the town library. This allowed the old church, built in 1886, that had been

serving as the community’s library to become the Somers Point Historical Museum, only a few blocks away from the Atlantic County Historical Society‘s museum that was founded in 1913.

The old City Hall site and the two museums sit just across Shore Road from the Bayfront Historic District, which was established in 1989 on the National Register of Historic Places, following community frustration at the destruction of one of the town’s iconic houses the year before, to create a parking lot. This area of town is home to numerous homes and businesses constructed from the 1880s through the 1920s; a range of once popular architectural styles from bungalows to Queen Anne Victorians, as well as a monument to locals who defended the community in the War of 1812, which was constructed in 1923. Having grown up in one such home, built by Captain Charles Steelman and his wife Elvira, in 1892, I was glad to become Secretary of the Somers Point Historical Preservation Commission, which was created to protect the historical architecture in the neighborhood, as we move into a future where my community is now known for, among other things, the country’s largest crabbing tournament.

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After several months of fundraising, scouts William Gerhardt, Grant Miller, and Theodore Coville presented Shore

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Cheat to Win, Then Get Back On

By Nancy Adler

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’m so sick of eating chicken!

I hear this everyday in my practice. Some days, eating just enough chicken, rice, and vegetables to function is fine. Other days, the overwhelming need to eat an entire pizza pie is almost too much to handle. Thankfully, any diet can handle motivation-saving cheat meals. A free meal that allows you to indulge in whatever your heart (and taste buds) desire may seem too good to be true, but cheat meals are actually essential for a healthy diet. Having said that, there’s a right way to have a cheat meal that will aid in weight loss, and there’s a wrong way that could end up hindering your overall weight loss goal.

First thing's first: It’s a cheat meal, not a cheat day. Cheat meals should be a part of your diet, but cheat days will ruin your diet. Any diet should adhere to the 90/10 rule, meaning 90 percent of the diet should be focused solely on healthy food, while the remaining 10 percent can be devoted to cheat meals. For example, if you’re looking to follow a dieting plan that allows five smaller meals throughout the day, then you will be consuming 35 meals a week. By following the 90/10 rule, three to four meals a week can be devoted to indulging your sweet tooth.

Cheat days serve a couple of purposes. First, it is important to clarify that a cheat day is most successful when a single meal that day is regarded as the cheat. If you allow all of your hard work to unravel for an entire day, you can quickly void the progress you have been making all week, especially if weight loss is a goal.

That coveted cheat meal that you’ve been powering through cups of vegetables and chicken breasts for is more than loading up on junk food. Psychologically, it’s about making your diet seem more feasible. Even the most chiseled gym rat would lose their mind sticking to a strict diet over the course of 12 weeks. Let’s say Monday through Saturday are healthy eating days and Sunday is the day for your cheat meal. Sticking to your diet six days

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out of the week seems a lot more attainable with some scoops of Ben & Jerry’s waiting at the end.

Remember, there is a psychological component to the cheat day.

Without rewards, it can become mundane to keep a healthy lifestyle day in and day out. Oftentimes, it may take several weeks to see the scale budge, so knowing that a cheat day is coming can help keep up motivation. There’s also a scientific approach to why we need an occasional cheat meal. It all starts with leptin, a protein produced by fat tissue that helps regulate body weight and fat mass, by impacting appetite and the body’s energy balance.

Constant dieting will eventually lead to caloric deficits, which causes our energy levels to plummet. A calorie bomb provided by your cheat meal will help the body maintain energy levels needed to continue dieting and exercising.

While your goal should be to fully satisfy your junk food desires, cheat meals still require some form moderation and compromise. Remember, your body still needs the three essential macronutrients: protein, carbohydrates, and fat, for energy and to build muscle. That means, stay on program for the most part!

Think of your cheat meal as a time for you to enjoy “bad” protein, carbs, and fat. For some people that means switching from grilled to fried chicken for one meal out of the week, or complex carbs to simple carbs. Also, consider saving your cheat meal for post-workout when the body is ready to make use of every macro, “good” or “bad.”

Here is one more way that your cheat meal can be used: there are significant weight loss benefits in changing your calories intake for a couple days in a row. For example, keeping a 1,400 per day calorie diet for four consecutive days and adding on 200-300 calories for the remaining three days can aid in success. By occasionally boosting your caloric intake, you encourage your body to burn calories more rapidly instead of allowing it to adjust completely to the lower calorie lifestyle. Telling my clients to cheat: priceless.

Nancy Adler is a certified nutritionist and practitioner in Linwood. Her office is located in Cornerstone Commerce Center, 1201 New Rd. Learn about her practice at ww.nancyadlernutrition.com (609)653-4900

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In speaking with Tracy I found that there are people who come into the center that are not necessarily homeless, but have found themselves in situations with no one to turn to. The Turning Point Center takes in people for as long as they need, and helps connect them with resources that can help them along the way. I recently had Tracy on my TV show where we walked around the Stockton Arts Ga-

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Light of Asia Lucy’s Forgotten Relative

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ost fans of the Jersey Shore know of Lucy the elephant in Margate but very few know that she once had a cousin located a bit further south in Cape May. Known as the "Light of Asia" or Old Dumbo by the locals, she was designed by Philadelphia architect N.H. Culver and was built for land speculator Theodore M. Reger. The men were no doubt influenced by James V. Lafferty, designer of Lucy in 1881 and “Elephantine Colossus” built in Coney Island in 1882.

Completed in 1884,its owner ran ads in the local paper soliciting tenants for his colossal pachyderm. “Parties wishing rooms in the elephant to sell soda water, fancy articles, advertising, etc. and the privilege for bathhouses, ice cream garden and dairy. Apply on the premises or to T.M. Reger, 508 Walnut Street, Philadelphia."

The elephant stood forty feet, ten inches tall and a "howdah" or covered pavilion rested upon the giant's back.

The hind legs were equipped with spiral stairs that provided access to the interior of the elephant. It was estimated that over one million pieces of wood were required to construct the elephant. It was covered with a skin consisting of over 13,000 square feet of tin.Two sets of stairs on either side of the interior led to the howdah, where an observatory offered tourists a scenic view of the Atlantic Ocean for ten cents.

She was located in what later became South Cape May - now the empty stretch of beach between Second Avenue and Cape May Point that today borders the nature preserve.

Although the electric railroad ran along the beach from east Cape May to Cape May Point, most people preferred to skip the paid attraction and enjoy the view from the Cape May Point lighthouse for free. Some lots were sold but in the end the Light of Asia was abandoned and after years of vandalism the city sent her to the elephant graveyard.

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Blueberry and Goat Cheese Scones 2 pieces of parchment paper sprinkled with flour, we formed the dough into flattened circles and then brushed each circle with milk and coarse sugar.

We cut the dough into 6 sections, gently separating them out and placed them in the freezer for a half hour.

The hardest part of this recipe was wait-

Vegging at the Shore

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couple weeks ago I overheard someone working at a bakery tell a customer that their blueberry and goat cheese scones sell out instantly everyday. My ears instantly perked up. How was it possible that this bakery was selling out of something early every day that I had never tried? I couldn’t get this flavor combination out of my head so I suggested to the kids that we try to create these scones for Mini Chef Mondays despite

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the fact that we had never made scones before. How hard could it be? The answer… not hard at all and we knocked it out of the park on our first try.

I’m always on the lookout for kitchen gadgets that are geared towards kids. We were lucky to be sent a baking set from Handstand Kids and we used the measuring cups for our dry ingredients of flour, sugar, salt and baking powder that got mixed in the food processor.

Next we cut in the butter. You can do this using a fork or food processor.

In a small bowl we combined lemon juice with 1 cup of blueberries.

In another bowl we combined milk, eggs and vanilla extract.

We added the goat cheese and blueberries to the flour mixture, giving it a gentle stir. Then we added the wet ingredients and stirred until combined. This was sticky. On

ing for the scones to cool. They were such a perfect mix of sweet and savory. These did not last long in my house. I passed a few along to friends and they all agreed, these are out of this world good!

We always look forward to picking blueberries at DiMeo Farms in Hammonton, where you can buy blueberry plants that can grow better tasting blueberries, just like the berries we pick fresh from their family farm: www.DiMeoFarms.com Marci Lutsky is a food blogger at Vegging at the Shore, www.veggingattheshore.com and can be reached at veggingattheshore@gmail.com.

BLUEBERRY AND GOAT CHEESE SCONES

INGREDIENTS ▶2¾ ▶ cup all-purpose flour ▶2/3 ▶ cup granulated sugar ▶¾ ▶ teaspoon salt ▶1▶ tablespoon baking powder ▶1▶ stick unsalted cold butter (8 tablespoons), cut into small pieces ▶1▶ cup blueberries ▶4 ▶ oz crumbled goat cheese ▶1▶ juice of half a lemon ▶2 ▶ eggs ▶2/3 ▶ cup milk plus more for brushing on top ▶1▶ teaspoon vanilla extract ▶2 ▶ tablespoons coarse sugar for topping INSTRUCTIONS Combine flour, granulated sugar, salt and baking powder in a bowl or food processor. Cut in butter using a fork or pulsing in food processor until crumbly. In a separate bowl combine blueberries and lemon juice.

Add blueberries and goat cheese to flour

mixture. Mix until blueberries coated. In a separate bowl whisk together eggs, 2/3 cup milk and vanilla extract. Add milk mixture to bowl with flour and blueberries. Stir until mixture comes together, will be sticky.

Lay out two pieces of parchment paper and sprinkle some flour on each. Scrape half of the dough onto a piece of parchment. Form the dough into a 6 inch circle.

Repeat with other dough on second piece of parchment. Brush each circle with milk and sprinkle with coarse sugar. Using a knife, cut each circle into 6 wedges. Separate the wedges from each other just a bit. Place each piece of parchment in the freezer for 30 minutes uncovered.

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NOTES Makes a total of 12 scones

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Yoga Comes in Many Flavors!

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ave you always wanted to start doing yoga, but didn’t know the difference between Vinyasa, Power, Ashtanga, Kundalini, Yin, Gentle, Restorative, and Bikram? I’ve put together a brief description of some of the more popular styles of yoga in the hopes you will feel more comfortable trying a class or two at your local studio.

Vinyasa means “to place in a special way” and is a style of yoga where students coordinate movement with breath, to flow from one pose to the next. Expect transitions and a continuous flow.

Power yoga is a fitness based Vinyasa practice that moves at a faster pace. Expect a lot of sweating and a great cardio workout!

Ashtanga yoga is an extremely physically demanding form of yoga that follows the same very precise sequence of poses every time with no variation. Meaning, an Ashtanga class at any studio, anywhere will be exactly the same.

Kundalini yoga incorporates meditation, chanting, and breath w o r k , a l o n g with the physical poses which are similar to Vinyasa.

Yin yoga is a form of yoga where you stay in poses for 2-5 minutes and all poses are in a seated or supine position. So depending on the class, you will only do 6-8 poses in total.

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Restorative yoga is similar to Yin, in that you will only do 5-6 poses over the course of a one hour class. You will incorporate many props to provided additional support to allow you to fully relax into the pose, which you will hold for 5 minutes or more.

Gentle is a vinyasa practice, just done with much less intensity, and can vary from teacher to teacher. In many case it may incorporate the use of props, and minimizes the transitions from standing to seated.

Then there are the classes for people who enjoy the heat. Many studios offer vinyasa or power classes done in “heated” rooms, which means somewhere above 80 degrees.

Bikram, or Hot Yoga, is done in a room between 95 -108 degrees and 40% humidity, and consists of 26 poses, and several breathing exercises.

Each style can be adjusted based on your level of experience, and this article provides only a high level summary. As mentioned in my first article, yoga truly has something for everyone, and if you don’t see your flavor here, keep looking; there’s always goat or puppy yoga!!

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The Hurley Line: Grossman for Congress Campaign is on Early Life Support

By HARRY HURLEY Political Columnist

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n the last issue, I predicted that United States House of Representatives candidate Seth Grossman would be under constant attack.

First, it was a national, market saturation level attack about Grossman's previous comments about diversity.

This story had a shelf life of almost two weeks. What this means in the life of a candidate is that you're taken off of your message and forced to play defense against "their" message.

When the course runs in this manner, you're always losing. The national media desperately wants to derail the Trump presidency. They know that about 50 races are going to decide which political party has the majority.

Will the country continue to move forward? Or, will Democrats have the

opportunity to end criminal investigations about very bad FBI actors, and introduce articles of impeachment against President Trump for who knows what reason?

Grossman should be able to trumpet this message from high above the mountain tops. But, the national media will not allow him to catch his campaign groove thing. Instead, week after week, the media is floating one past Grossman statement after another.

The latest example is CNN. It demonstrates how your own social media posts can bring about your undoing. All CNN KFile had to do was a review of Grossman's Facebook page and blog posts.

Grossman gave them everything and provided the road map that they needed to crush him. They are using his own past words about diversity, Muslims, African-Americans, gays, and more. CNN used an April, 2015 Facebook post whereby Grossman shared an article about Muslim migrants throwing Christians overboard from a refugee boat. This allegedly took place in the Mediterranean.

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to decide what it means. He added his own words to the share: "This is where multi-culturalism and diversity has taken us."

When you're an ordinary citizen blogging and social media posting away, that's one thing. Some will write you off as intolerant, or some will agree with you. However, when you are running for a seat in The United States Congress, this is the kind of language that defines how the voters will perceive you and your character.

When it happens one time, you can usually survive it, by offering swift damage control and issuing an unambiguous apology. When it happens twice, as is now the case with Grossman, it becomes a campaign in crisis.

I guarantee you that it will happen again, soon. The national media will strike once again when this present issue simmers down. The third strike will place Grossman's campaign in a free-fall, where the national media is going to go for the political kill shot. They will cast Grossman as a bigot, racist and intolerant cave man, who is not fit to be a member of Congress.

It's already well under way. After the first attack about "diversity," Grossman was featured on the cover of The Philadelphia Daily News as a "Flintstones" prehistoric cartoon cave man, wielding a large club and all.

To illustrate that Grossman's provocative comments are at epidemic proportions, CNN also chronicled a December, 2015 social media post, where Grossman wrote that Kwanzaa was "a phony holiday invented in the 1960's by black racists to weaken and divide Americans during a Christmas season of joy and good will."

Grossman gave them literary prose "gold" in their pursuit of taking him down with his own words.

Grossman is very close to hitting the point of no return. When the media hangs you with your own words, it's heard to escape. It's like voluntarily placing yourself in a straight jacket for the duration of a campaign.

It leaves you all tied-up in knots and you can't be heard regarding any of your key platform issues. You get defined, judged, and disqualified, while you attempt to escape your straight jacket bondage without dislocating your shoulders.

Grossman did his best to respond to CNN's Kfile, saying: "Over the years, I often made provocative statements for the purposes of provoking interest and open discussion on vitally important issues I believed were being ignored."

Grossman added: "Although some of

the statements in your email below include some generalizations and remarks that may be offensive to some, I believe they were necessary to bring attention to important issues. I also believe them to be substantially true."

And there lies the problem for Grossman as a national candidate. He couldn't disavow saying these and other things.

So, he made them necessary evils, in order to have a teachable moment. He added that he believes them to be true, which also means that he owns the words. and he's not just teaching others.

CNN also hits Grossman with his own words, where he has chronicled that "Muslims cannot be good Americans.

Islam is a cancer�, and he said that “gay men with HIV should have been quarantined back in the 1980's," all according to Grossman.

The national media is well into the process of burying Grossman in his own words. It's the toughest escape act that a candidate can ever face. You have no one else to blame. It will be a supreme test for Grossman. He's presently in triage. He's desperately trying to stop the bleeding, while also knowing that the next gaping wound is about to be exposed.

You probably haven't noticed, but, we're more than 900 words into this column and there's been no mention of the Democratic nominee, State Senator Jeff Van Drew. This plays into hands in way that he couldn't have scripted if he tried.

Van Drew was already the prohibitive favorite going into this race. This makes his job even easier. He benefits from this Grossman deluge of previous statements about provocative topics, without having to say a bad word.

Van Drew is not a negative campaigner. It's not his make-up. He's a very positive individual, who prefers to focus on his record of accomplishment, and not tear down his opponent for some perceived political gain. It has worked well for Van Drew, because he's authentic.

The National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee would not comment to CNN about Grossman's social media posts. This is the first indicator that they have either left Grossman, or are in the process of doing so.

This will leave Grossman with no national campaign apparatus. If this happens, it affects literally everything: he won't have money, on-the-ground campaign assistance, or any meaningful Get-Out-The-Vote capabilities.

On the other hand, Van Drew will have millions of dollars to spend and the full-throated support of the Democratic National Congressional Campaign Committee.

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This race is still very early with more than four months left. But, if you're being honest, you can already see how the national media is going to seek and try to destroy all Republican candidates in the key 50 races that will decide the majority.

Democrats need to pick-up 23 seats to take the majority. The national media has correctly identified that New Jersey's Congressional District 2 is one of the key potential pickups.

What it also means is that this race is going to be very nasty. Grossman is not just going to sit back and be played like a human pinata. He's going to strike back.

CNN relentlessly went for the candidate kill shot, chronicling dozens of passages of Grossman in his own words.

Exactly as CNN listed them is as follows: On Islam and Muslims: In June 2015, Grossman shared a meme of an Arab man saying, "All I want to do is move to your country, rape your women, bomb your buses, riot in your streets, and demand that you accept my religion. Why can't you be more tolerant?" and under the meme it said, "share if you understand this is Obama's religion." (When reached for comment, Grossman told CNN, "I do not recall knowingly posting that Barack Obama is a Muslim. My guess is that id (sic) did not notice the language under the meme when I shared it.")

In May 2015, Grossman posted that Muslims "want to live in our country to take over our country."

In a July 2016 blog post, Grossman wrote about his views on Islam and Muslims, writing that "Islam is stuck in the barbaric, cut-throat world of Arabia 1,400 years ago" and that Muslims "can attack, kill, rob, rape, or enslave" non-Muslims. He went on to say that "Good Muslims who believe and support these principles of Islam cannot be good Americans. Only 'bad' Muslims who reject their religion can be good Americans."

In March 2016, he shared a Breitbart article and wrote, "Islam is a cancer. The fact that it already infected a billion people is even more reason to fight it every way we can."

In April 2017, he shared a Breitbart article about African migrants raping a woman in Sweden and asked: "Since when did 'diversity' become a virtue?"

In February 2015, he compared Muslims to Nazis and Japanese people during World War II, writing, "How many German Nazi immigrants did we welcome to America during the middle of World War II? How many Japanese?

Why are we inviting thousands of Muslim immigrants to our towns and neighborhoods when we are in the middle of a war with Islam?"

In addition to his own posts, Grossman shared articles and posts by anti-Muslim activists such as Robert Spencer, Pamela Geller, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Geert Wilders.

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On then-President Obama: In December 2016, Grossman wrote, "Most of the racism Barack Obama faced as President, was the racism he deliberately created and exaggerated to increase his political support and power."

In November 2015, Grossman shared a post that had a picture of dead bodies in the aftermath of the 2015 terrorist attacks at a Paris concert that included a caption saying, "This is Islam. This is what Barack Hussein Obama has been promoting, funding and defending for seven years." And "This is what will come to America disguised as 'refugees.' " In July 2016, he shared an article from the conspiracy site InfoWars and wrote that Obama had provoked conservatives by failing to produce his birth certificate for months and by going out of his way to speak Arabic and defend Islam.

On African-Americans: In December 2015, Grossman wrote that Kwanzaa was "a phony holiday invented in 1960's by black racists to weaken and divide Americans during a Christmas season of joy and good will."

In March 2015, he shared an article about black teenagers killing an elderly white man with the comment, "Young black men like this usually murder other young black men," and that "unless we act quickly to change things, more children like these will be murdering more of our children."

In October 2017, Grossman shared an article about American children being "immersed in a culture of disrespect" and wrote that "this is what is causing most of the division and disintegration. In black communities, a layer of hatred/resentment of whites is added." In a February 2014 blog post, Grossman complained that Black History Month was an entire month, and that beforehand February "was once an American History month."

On diversity: In a February 2014 post, Grossman criticized a Coca-Cola Super Bowl advertisement for highlighting diversity and multiculturalism.

In a July 2015 post, Grossman wrote that progressive, Democratic policies led white Americans to "commit mass suicide" and intentionally caused white Christians and Jews to have fewer grandchildren.

In a January 2015 post, he criticized the television show "How to Get Away With Murder" for having cast minorities, women and one progressive white man as the protagonists while casting the villains as rich white men.

In one April 2015 Facebook post, Grossman shared a news article about Muslim migrants throwing Christians overboard from a refugee raft in the Mediterranean and added: "This is where 'multi culturalism' and 'diversity' has taken us."

In a December 2017 post, he criticized modern immigrants in the United States for not assimilating, com-

paring them with past generations of immigrants, and shared a post that said diversity leads to incompatibility.

On the threats to Jews and Christians: In October 2017, Grossman wrote "I believe that Jews and Christians alike in most of the world are today in as much danger as Jews were in Europe in 1920's and 1930's." On George Soros: In March 2017, Grossman compared George Soros to Leon Trotsky, saying he was an international communist and a Jew. (Grossman told CNN, "I do not recall the details of the March 17 post about Soros and Trotsky. I recall making comments how both men gave ammunition to Jew-haters. It is a wellknown fact that Trotsky was driven out of the Soviet Union in 1920's or 1930's by Stalin because he wanted to spread Communism around the world, while Stalin wanted to build communism 'in one country'. I don't recall how those two themes are connected.")

On gay men with HIV: In an October 2014 blog post, Grossman wrote that gay men with HIV should have been quarantined in the 1980s but progressives had opposed the policy for the first time. (Grossman defended this post to CNN, saying, "The book 'And the Band Played On' made the case that hundreds of thousands of gay men died needlessly because of

political correctness, and a refusal of public health officials to apply the same measures used to prevent the spread of other diseases. I found that book very persuasive.")

This is the level of attack and intensity that Grossman is presently facing by the pro-Democratic national media.

They have been and will remain relentless in their attacks of Grossman to disqualify him from serious consideration.

The national media is especially effective at doing this, when you give them volumes of controversial statements in your own words.

Harry Hurley is the president of Harry Hurley Consulting and Communications, LLC. He hosts the daily talk radio program "Hurley in the Morning" 6-10 a.m., weekdays on Townsquare Media, WPG Talk Radio 104.1 FM & 1450 AM, where he also serves as the senior programming consultant. Harry was elected to both the Philadelphia (2014) and New Jersey (2015) Radio Broadcasting Hall of Fame. Harry Hurley has also been selected (2015-2018) as one of the Top 100 Most Important Talk Radio Hosts in America

by Talkers Magazine. Hurley is also doing national fill-in, on-air talent work for FOX News Radio on their nationally syndicated platforms. He has hosted various programs for local television and is the editor and publisher of his news and information website, www.harryhurley.com. Send comments to HarryHurley@aol.com

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TALENT

By Krystle J Bailey

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rna Kocevska is an Atlantic City resident, born and raised in Macedonia. Srna has a passion for the arts and for dance that radiates from her strong, yet delicate, presence. She is the epitome of a ballerina emanating grace and precision yet while standing in her petite frame with incredible strength. Srna has been dancing since she was 9 years old. As a young adult, Srna performed in the Macedonian Opera and Ballet Theatre and several other prestigious performances.

Growing up in Macedonia, she lived in poverty.

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Srna grew up during war times in her country. She witnessed her parents experience a heart wrenching marriage followed by her single mother continuing to raise her by herself. It was during these years that dance became her outlet. Srna has often wondered what her life would be without dance and credits the dance and arts scene to being the saving grace over her life. Art gave Srna the chance to be free and to embrace others or to experience what she calls, “a life far away from reality” when she was on stage. She references art as being “air” to an artist.

Macedonia is a very art cultured city so when Srna arrived in the United States, living in Atlantic City, she was shocked to learn how many children were being deprived of the art experience that she held so dear to her heart.

The lack of art culture made her feel sad, lonely, and out of place. So she began to do what she does best - dance.

In 2014, Srna began teaching ballet at the

Margate JCC. By 2016, she was teaching dance at Dance and Fitness Studio in E.H.T. and became a mentor and dance teacher with the S.H.E. Inspire organization for young girls.

Shortly after, Srna began to plan what would eventually become “Through The Artist’s Eye,” a showcase of art that was featured this year as a monumental piece of the 48 Blocks Celebration. Atlantic City Arts Foundation program director, Zach Katzen, referenced this showcase as the complete encapsulation of what

48 Blocks was all about.

Through The Artist’s Eye was a multimedia project dedicated to raising awareness about the arts scene in Atlantic City. Dancers, photographers, street artists, painters, musicians, and more came together to showcase what art means to them and how it has had such a powerful impact on their individual lives. Each artist was given a few moments to tough the viewers and give them a glimpse into life through their eyes.

There was not a dry eye in the house as artists shared how art literally saved their lives and how important it is to them to continue to cultivate art in the community.

Srna and many others in the art community believe in the power of the arts, that a community can begin to change for the better than the youth and adults alike are given the necessary and positive outlets that art offers.

Follow Srna on Instagram @ Aku_Dama.

Krystle J Bailey is a multimedia journalist, freelance writer, and self published author.

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Waves of Change

In between all of that, over 30 walls throughout Atlantic City were covered in beautifully designed murals by local artists. There were calligraphy workshops, 3D chalk art presentations, trees wrapped in beautiful yarn called “yarn bombs”, street art, pop up yoga, dance perBy Krystle J Bailey formances, praise and worship music, hip-hop, poetry, photography, henna, his past weekend, Atlantic the list could go on forever featuring City celebrated 48 Blocks. the amount of different types and styles of art in all of its This weekend long arts celebration beautiful forms. There was one for the record was a sense of palbooks. This was the pable community second annual 48 connection that Blocks weekend could be felt throughout sponsored by the all 48 blocks Atlantic City Arts Foundation. Frithat comprise day night kicked Atlantic City. off an opening Six Jitneys party at the Clartook attendees idge Hotel where around the city artists, sponsors, for free. Some Jitguests, and even the neys offered mural Atlantic City Mayor were tours while another ofin attendance. The event fered live poetry performances. Many attending wrapped up with a Sto- Artist, Teresita Doebley ry Slam at Little Water installing tile mural in Arts the arts celebration took Distillery.

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walked up and down the boardwalk and in between the side streets, witnessing art in every possible way.

Atlantic City Arts Foundation program director, Zach Katzen, expressed his utter appreciation and gratitude for all of the artists and volunteers involved. “I’m really impressed with the artists and the way a lot of them seem "Waves of change" created by the Fermonte family to understand and embrace the spirit of 48 Blocks.” that he anticipating for 48 Blocks Zach, who handles the social media 2019. for the ACAF, said “seeing all of the The 48 Blocks Arts Celebration artists begin to follow each other is one of those life experiences that on social media and celebrate each must be felt, rather than heard about. other’s work was one of my favorite Don’t miss it next year! Get involved parts of this experience.” and be encouraged at www.AtlanticCityArtsFoundation.org.

Plans for next year’s celebration has already begun and you can expect the artists and the ACAF to step it up Krystle J Bailey is a multimedia another notch. ACAF Vice President, journalist, freelance writer, and Daryl Bulthuis, couldn’t contain his self published author. excitement for the kick-off parade

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une 28th, 2018 was a tremendous day for Atlantic City. Two new casino resorts opened their doors. Hard Rock Hotel Casino and Ocean Resort Casino are now open for business. Visit them both this summer! Here’s what you need to know.

Hard Rock Hotel Casino Hard Rock Dining Highlights Council Oak Fish is an upscale, fish-focused, restaurant that brings guests the Northeast’s freshest catches sourced by local fishermen. Oceanto-table fare and an elegant dining room inspired by the Seminole culture makes this dining experience one to

remember. Open Sunday-Thursday 5pm-10pm, Friday & Saturday 5pm11pm.

Kuro is a Japanese style, contemporary restaurant offering Japanese cuisine and craft beers along with Japanese whiskeys, 30 sake brands, and a bold and complex food menu. Open Sunday-Thursday 5pm-10pm, Friday & Saturday 5pm-11pm.

Alluding to Hard Rock’s musical roots, the new Chinese restaurant known as “Song” offers family style Chinese dining. Open Sunday-Thursday 5pm-10pm, Friday & Saturday 5pm11pm.

Fresh Harvest Buffet brings live action cooking and carving stations to the guest experience. Traditional favorites are serves for brunch and dinner with varying hours.

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Hard Rock Entertainment Howie Mandel’s Comedy Club will offer internationally famous comedians including Howie Mandel, himself. Catch multiple Howie Mandel shows July 4th weekend.

Hard Rock Live at Etess arena will host some of the biggest names in music including their opening weekend lineup with Carrie Underwood and Pitbull. Next month you can expect Third Eye Blind, Florida Georgia Line, Maroon 5, Chris Young, Rascal Flatts, Frankie Valli and so many more. Visit their website or social media pages for the full entertainment lineup.

Daer Nightclub is an innovative new nightlife experience at the Hard Rock.

Special guests this month alone include Michael B. Jordan, Tiesto, and Ludacris.

Request a VIP nightclub experience at Daer on the Hard Rock website.

Hard Rock Tier Matching Show your premier players card at Hard Rock and you will be upgraded

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They are also offering free play, complimentary rooms, dining offers, and show tickets dependent on your level of play. Promotions are valid through September 3rd and can be redeemed at the the casino.

Hard Rock Amenities Whether you want to put on a show of your own, schedule a jam session with a Fender guitar, create a pop-up studio in your guestroom, or create a unique soundtrack for your Hard Rock stay, “The Soundtrack of Your Stay” features at Hard Rock offer a special musical experience.

Rock Om and Body Rock offer musically based fitness opportunities.

Rock Om brings the serenity of yoga to the vibrancy of music while Body Rock is a cutting edge workout routine to a

strong musical soundtrack. After your workout, Rock Spa offers a full service spa where you can experience R&R like never before.

The Hard Rock pool, open daily, offers classic cocktails and lounge chairs to unwind and relax.

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Ovation Hall, Ocean’s epicenter for entertainment is anticipating performances by Wayne Brady and Wanda Sykes as well as Top Rank Boxing this year. Full list of shows can be found at theoceanac.com.

Ocean Dining Highlights Amada, a restaurant by Chef Garces, is a rustic-chip, tapas style restaurant and bar showcasing authentic Spanish Culture. Amada is open 5-11pm for dinner and is priced as an upscale restaurant.

American Cut, an upscale dining option by Chef Marc Forgione, boasts the property’s largest wine list and delicious steakhouse staples. Open 5-11pm, American Cut is a crowd favorite.

Cafe 500 is Ocean’s casual dining, 24-hour restaurant that offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner favorites around the clock.

Distrito is a Jose Garces favorite that offers picnic table style street tacos and tequila. Quick, delicious, and affordably priced. Distrito is open SunThurs: 11:30am-12 am, Fri-Sat: 11:302:00 am.

Zhen Bang Noodle & Sushi, open 11am-2am, offers an open kitchen design that allows diners to see their sushi rolls being crafted and noodles being cooked. Japanese, Vietnamese, and Chinese cuisines are offered.

SkyCafe offers lunch and dinner from 11:30am -11pm in a relaxed fun atmosphere. Traditional plates such as burgers and sandwiches along with trendy cocktails offer a bright dining experience.

Check out the full list of restaurants or make reservations at theoceanac. com/dining.

Ocean Entertainment Ocean Resort is reopening the doors of the once HQ nightclub as HQ2, offering a beachclub on Saturday and SUnday from 10am - 6pm. The nightclub will be open Friday and Saturday 10pm-4am. Vip table reservations can be made at info@hq2ac.com .

Ocean Tier Matching Player’s card tier matching opportunities are available at Ocean from June 28th through September 30th.

Bring your player’s card from any of the other casino properties and Ocean will match your rank to their player’s card system. Tier match between July 1-September 30 and enjoy a special room offer based on your Atlantic City property tier status.

Ocean Amenities Exhale Spa, a full service spa offering massage, acupuncture, facials, body scrubs, fitness classes, and results oriented therapies can be found at Ocean.

Enjoy free exhale fitness classes 4th of July weekend at Ocean. Visit theoceanac.com/exhale-spa to learn more.

Topgolf Swing Suite is a much anticipated feature coming to Ocean Resort. Topgolf is an immersive social experience offering virtual games in a comfy lounge setting. Topgolf will offer 11 bays, a virtual putting green, and interactive multi-sport game while offering an expansive ocean view.

Atlantic City will be buzzing this summer. Make sure you get out and visit these two new properties on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. Bring your spouse, a group of friends, or head out for some R&R by yourself.

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’m a millennial. I’m sure you’ve heard about the “war on millennialism” and how people think that we are just young, lazy, and entitled people that don’t want to work for things. I’m here to share and show you that that isn’t true in the slightest.

Not only do we love to work for the things that we want, but we’ve reinvented what work looks likes.

I remember when I was back in high school, I would help my dad in the yard every year for summer clean up. Just to give you perspective of our property, it’s 3.74 acres, and about 2.5 of those were landscaped. In short we always had a lot of work to do. I must be honest and let you know that

I never really enjoyed the yard work, or the unbearable heat, with very little shade to hide under. But there was one thing that I always loved, and that was learning from my dad.

One really hot summer day after completing my freshman year of high school, my dad and I were cleaning up some leaves around the tree line of the yard. The pile of leaves just kept growing bigger, and my shoulders and biceps were getting weaker with every pull. I was so focused on the pain of raking and the heat beaming down on my shoulders and back that I began to lose sight of the goal. I was miserable. Honestly speaking, all I wanted to do was play in the pool that wasn’t even properly treated, or ready to be used. In short, I wasn’t happy in the slightest.

Poppa Byrd (dad) was the kind of guy that would watch you struggle to see if you could figure it out, and just before you lost your mind he’d swoop in with a simple fix that would make way for great results. At the moment that dad was watching I had

raked a massive pile of leaves that I was trying to get to the trash can. I struggled for about five minutes, until he came over and said something that would change the way I thought for the rest of my life.

“Dante….why don’t you just bring the trash can to the leaves?”

I whipped my head around in absolute embarrassment because the solution was so simple. In fact, I would go as far to say an infant could have figured that out. Sure enough, I was finished with that pile of leaves in a much quicker time than if I would have done it my crazy way.

However, I really didn’t think of this as just simple direction for clean-

ing the yard, for me it was more of a life lesson.

The lesson is very simple. Whatever you want, and whatever you need, you have to go and get it. That is the millennial generation. We have created a culture that says “I like this and I will stop at nothing to get it”.

The unfortunate reality is that we don’t always do it as traditional or customary as some of the older generations would like to see, but that’s what sets us apart. We are new and we are inventive, we are bold and we are fearless, we are wild, and yes, we are reckless.

I can’t wait to continue to share stories with you about local millennials that beat the odds of what is being said about us. I can’t wait to share with you real-time successes of us millennials, through creative and artistic outlets, and how we actually impact communities and regions in a positive way. Now that you have a very introductive understanding of who we are, remember we are the “Wild Ones” and these are our stories.

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“Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom” - Aristotle

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e’re given a blank slate in this life. Many of us spend our lifetimes seeking out the meaning of our life, our purpose, and the answer to the burning question, “why am I here?”

Self discovery is not a destination. It’s a journey of evolution with no end as long as we are here on Earth. Here are a few tips for the lifelong ride.

Tip #1: Journal. There is nothing quite as powerful as sitting quietly with your own thoughts and connecting with yourself. Journaling is one of the oldest form of self-help in the world. Our thoughts can get messy and trying to sort through them can often prove overwhelming and lead us to feeling mentally drained and disconnected. Journaling is your invitation to dump it onto paper then decide what you’ll do with the thoughts. Let it all fall onto the paper then challenge yourself to get rid of the things that are no longer serving you. Some things only exist because we’re still carrying them around. Journaling is the epitome of self exploration: Explore who you are, what you think, and how you feel. It may start slow but eventually you will begin to feel lighter and more self aware.

Tip # 2: Ditch the self critic and show yourself grace . Self criticism is the biggest hinderince of living a confident, full, and authentic life. We are all human, we all have struggles, we all have “things” that we deal with. The world is hard enough though, we don’t need to continue to be harder on ourselves.

I’ve learned to use self affirming phrases such as “I’m working on it” or “I’m doing alright!” when I find myself struggling with anything from body image to my marriage. Life will never be perfect but shame, guilt, and self hate certainly will not make it better. Show yourself grace in all things! You are worthy of self-acceptance. Think about what areas of your life that you are treating yourself with criticism rather than grace.

Jot it down in your journal and commit to making small shifts starting today.

Tip #3: Stop waiting to be happy. Happiness doesn’t wait on the other side of whatever goal you’re working towards. If you aren’t experiencing joy now, achieving x-goal will only bring momentary happiness later. Stop waiting to be happy and begin to seek joy right now. Even if things aren’t perfect, celebrate the good!

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Self discovery is in large part learning to create your own happiness rather than depending on it from outside sources.

Happiness and self worth are not meant to be outsourced.

Tip #4: Take off your false name tags.

Have you ever smelled a rose? Yes? What did it smell like? Can you describe it?

It smells kinda like …Well, a mixture of ... And ... Right? If we can’t describe something as simple as the smell of a rose with one label, how do we so easily label something as complex as a human being?

And yet we place these labels on ourselves so easily - Introverted, addict or addictive personality, freak, unlucky, stubborn, not enough, stressed, lonely.

You’re not any one thing and you don’t have to be what you’ve been telling yourself you are. Who you think you are, what you label yourself as, is what you will eventually grow to become but you can change what you tell yourself.

Tony Robbins once asked in a speech, and I am paraphrasing - “When did you start telling yourself those lies about yourself?” When did you start to live up to the “false truths” as I like to call them?

And when will you begin to change those truths?

What have you labeled yourself as over the years that it’s time to put down the weight of carrying? What positive names do you need to start affirming over your

life? “I AM” are the two most powerful words used together. What will you place after them?

Tip #5: Honor yourself today and every day going forward. Let your story unfold. This is the first page of a new book.

You can write it however you choose. I would encourage you to just honor what you’ve identified to be true, authentic, real, and important to YOU . Honor it and hold it high and when you do that, the rest of the pieces will fall into place.

Sometimes in order to discover what we need to be and who we need to become, we need to let go of the things that no longer serve us or that hold us back.

Give yourself permission to do that - let go of what is not encouraging and empowering you to be all that you desire to be.

Try these affirmations on for size: I am true to myself I am worthy of the goodness that comes my way I am working on it I honor my priorities I am at peace today I am who I am and I choose to love her unconditionally Who I am today is enough

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Born to Run

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’ve always been an athlete. I was always involved in sports; you name it I did it. The one thing that has stuck with me is running. I remember when I was 7, my dad, who also was a runner, asked me to go jogging with him. From that point on, I was hooked. Between track in my teens, weekend racing in my early thirties, and landing a spot on Stone Cold Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Challenge television show, running has always been with me.

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Now that the weather has been fairly nice I like to share my running with all of my clients. Sometimes I hear grunts, or “I hate running.” But then I get, “I never thought I would say this, but I actually like running.”

Running is so good for you, and that’s why I continue to do it and incorporate it in my workouts. Now my kids are running with me, in or out of the stroller.

Running can improve your overall mental health. Some call it the “ runner’s high”. When runners get that high, endocannabinoids are released, and your serotonin levels are boosted, which give you an instant rush of that feel good happy vibe. Who says you can’t run away from your problems?

When I’m running solo, I feel like I can solve the world’s problems, and I think so clearly. It’s those hormones that are getting released!

While running, you are strengthening your lungs by increasing lung capacity, and lowering the risk of high blood pressure by contracting

or sprints, you can burn calories in a shorter period of time.

If you currently aren’t into running, start now. The weather is beautiful, and we live at the Jersey Shore. There is nothing better than waking up as the sun is rising over the ocean, with no chaos or crowds; just you and your run. You will feel amazing. Start out slow. Make a goal: week one, 2 miles; week 2, 3 miles; and so on. For new runners, if you can run the whole time, do intervals and build yourself up. Try thirty seconds of running, then thirty seconds of fast walking, until you can get through that first mile without stopping to walk. Once you start, you will be hooked. We were born to run!

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On Tour Surf Into Summer

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he year was 1914, a young, humble Hawaiian, by the name Duke Kahanamoku, introduced surfing to the East Coast of America, by surfing waves off the Million Dollar pier in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Yes! Atlantic City! Duke spent time in Philadelphia and Atlantic City, training for the Olympics in swimming. Winning a gold medal in the 100-meter freestyle, he was Hawaii’s first Olympian.

The Duke became surfing’s ambassador around the world, sharing his Hawaiian ohana. Thousands of spectators came out to watch Duke’s first surf off the Young’s million-dollar pier.

Spectators were charged admission to get in to watch him from the pier.

The boards he rode were built by his brother in Hawaii and shipped over.

The boards were 9ft long, weighed 75 pounds, were 2 ½ feet wide, and were also finless. A big difference from the boards we ride today!

The Duke’s surfing mesmerized the crowds, and many wanted to try it. It was said that Duke gave some surfing lessons late that summer of 1914, and charged a fee for it.

Fast-forward 104 years, and there are now surf schools and camps all over the world. Surfing has really gained exposure, and it seems like almost everyone wants to surf, or at least give it a try. According to

Duke Kahanamoku and Viola Cady surf tandem at Laguna Beach, circa 1925. From "Viola-Diving Wonder." Photo: the Paragon Agency Surfer Today, there are estimated to be somewhere between 25-35 million surfers in the world today, and this estimate could double with the introduction of the new wave pools that are popping up around the globe.

The surfing industry generates over $14 billion worldwide annually. When I was growing up there were no surf schools, camps, or surfing coaches;

you just grabbed a board and had to figure it out yourself. I wish I had the opportunity to have been taught and coached back then.

It wasn’t until the late 90’s early 2000’s that surf schools and camps really started popping up everywhere, and going to a surf camp, or getting a lesson, really started to become popular. Soft surfboards

with soft plastic fins, were introduced for safety, and have become very popular for beginners to learn on. In recent years, soft surfboards have added performance, and have proven to be fun to ride for any level.

You see professional surfers, Jamie O’Brien surfing huge pipelines on a “foamy” (slang for soft surfboard), Kalani Robb ripping on beater boards, and our local social media superstar, Ben Gravy, riding novelty waves wherever he can find them, on his foamies. Of course these soft boards aren’t nearly as high performance as a traditional high performance fiberglass surfboard, but they are fun to play around on in various conditions. Don Milora, of By The Sea, on the Ocean City boardwalk, says that he has seen sales of these beater boards going up in recent years because more kids are surfing, and with these boards you can get away with riding them on the swimmers beaches. By the Sea also offers private and semi private surfing lessons.

So, you’re thinking about learning to surf, taking a lesson to improve, or maybe you have kids that want to surf - what next? I would highly recommend finding a reputable surf school or camp, and learn the basic fundamentals, rather than trying to figure it out on your own.

Getting a lesson will help you learn how to surf a lot easier and faster than trying to do it on your own.

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up. Surfing looks easy, but it’s a very difficult sport to learn. It takes time and dedication, although it’s always fun to get out there in the Ocean and ride some waves, no matter your skill level.

The conditions are always changing; different sandbars, and high and low tides change the waves and winds. But that’s what makes surfing so exciting! It’s always different, and as you get better, you start chasing better waves. Some of us chase these waves around the world in search of the “perfect wave” but that’s another story!

Surfing is for any age. I gave a 79-year-old gentleman, and 4 generations of his family, a group lesson last summer, at my surf school in North Wildwood, and he actually stayed out the longest! Stacey

Marchel, owner of Stacey’s Surf Camp in Margate, says its becoming very popular amongst older woman to take surfing lessons- it’s not just for kids anymore. She holds her school at an all women’s group lesson every Wednesday during the summer. Chuck Piola, owner of Harbor Outfitters, reiterated the trend by saying that he’s seeing a lot of grown ups signing up for lessons, where in the past many folks may have thought these schools and camps were only for kids. Surf schools and camps offer a fun, safe, secure way to learn and enjoy surfing. For the kids, surfing builds self-esteem and confidence, and the enjoyment of riding their first wave is incredible! I still remember my first wave like it was yesterday! I love seeing the smiles on their faces after their first ride. So what are you

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RISING INTEREST RATES HAVE LITTLE EFFECT ON JERSEY SHORE REAL ESTATE MARKET

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s I mentioned my last article, mortgage interest rates have been rising steadily since the beginning the year, spiking sharply in the Spring, and yet Buyers are swarming around Atlantic and Cape May Counties like a pack of wild honey bees, thirsty and hunting for their future homes.

(Do bees actually get thirsty? I don’t know.

Let’s press on.) One would think that the rising rates would put a huge damper on the real estate market, but that is just not the case. So why aren’t those rising rates having the effect you would expect on the housing market?

Millennials are crawling out of their parents’ basements to buy homes. I hope that headline made you laugh. But it is true. The dream of homeownership is alive and well within that Millennial generation!

Contrary to what many think, Millennials are not all growing old in their parent’s basements. In fact, the National Association of REALTORS® reported that Millennials made up the largest share of homebuyers for the fourth consecutive year in 2017, and are beginning to creep into the secondary home market as well.

How bow dah? (Millennials will know what I mean by that. It’s our secret language.) So homebuyers are out and about the new generation of homebuyers are the heart and soul behind the housing market right now. Awesome job, Millennials!

Buyers are trying to lock in their rates so their mortgage payment doesn’t increase. When an interest rates rises, the Buyer’s mortgage payment rises and that extra money isn’t being applied to anything that benefits the purchaser.

First time homebuyers are pouncing on houses nationwide, as well as right here at home, to avoid paying that higher mortgage payment. First American

chief economist Mark Fleming put it this way: “The fact that rates are rising actually causes demand—particularly first-time homebuyer demand—as they try to crowd into the market and lock in a mortgage rate and price before both go even higher.” That’s what I call smart thinking, considering that even though rates are still high, they are still incredibly low, historically speaking.

Rates Affect Buying Power. Rates directly affect buying power. Buying power refers to the amount of home a mortgage borrower is able to purchase, based on that borrower’s credit score, income, debt to income ratios and additional factors.

As rates increase, the mortgage payment amount increases, which could (and most often does) affect what a buyer is able to get approved for. A buyer who was approved for a max amount of $250,000 at 4% may only be approved for $225,000 with a 5% interest rate simply because the payment is higher, creating a higher debt to income ratio. A $25,000 decrease in buying power is significant in price ranges under $500,000. It puts the homebuyer into an entirely different house hunting bracket. Because buyers have less buying power as rates increase, savvy Buyers are on the search to find a home before those rates go up any higher and they can’t afford the same style of home they once could.

Last week, we watched interest rates dip for the first time in months, due to concerns over global growth and US trade policy, but they’ve since began rising again. Despite those rising rates though, homebuyers are out shopping, creating high demand on a market that is starved for inventory This is also driving prices up slightly. Yay for our local real estate market! One quick tip for Sellers is to check with your lender to see if your loan is assumable. Many homeowners purchased their homes with record-setting low rates that can, in some instances, be transferred to another Buyer. This is a HUGE selling point in a market where interest rates are rising, but not negatively impacting demand. So go buy, sell and invest in the real estate market here at The Jersey Shore. I’m wishing you peace, love, and good vibes from my home to your’s!

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