Loose Ends 11/15: Walking toward a better future
By Pam Hersh
Helping residents "skip the trip," two New Jersey legislators, representing New Jersey’s 16th district, partnered with the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission...
Loose Ends 11/8: Dr. M. David Atkin continues work in his non-retiring retirement
By Pam Hersh
For the past five years, Princeton pediatrician M. David Atkin has been treating dozens of individuals who never cry and actually look...
Health Matters 11/8: Celebrating 100 years of caring for residents of New Jersey
By Barry Rabner
Every journey starts with a single step.
At Penn Medicine Princeton Health, the journey started 100 years ago in a farmhouse on Witherspoon...
Loose Ends 11/1: Marty Johnson – a source of wisdom for years to come
By Pam Hersh
Everyone has a story to tell - except for Marty Johnson, founding CEO of Isles, an urban sustainable development organization in Trenton.
A...
Loose Ends 10/25: You can bet on the Gould team
By Pam Hersh
October has a reputation for unnerving those working in the investment profession. The Wall Street Crash of 1929 started on Oct. 24...
Health Matters 10/25: Treating and preventing dance-related injuries
By: Dinesh Dhanaraj, M.D.
For a dancer, an acute injury can happen suddenly.Â
One minute you’re gliding across the floor. The next minute you’re on the...
Loose Ends 10/18: From former hippies to local activists
By Pam Hersh
I never quite understood what my neighbors Fern and Larry Spruill did in Princeton’s John Witherspoon neighborhood.
The couple seemed ubiquitous, always smiling,...
Health Matters 10/18: Recognizing signs of postpartum depression and get help
By: Sarah Carstens, L.C.S.W.
Feeling sad or blue after giving birth is a normal occurrence for most new moms.
In fact, up to 80% of women...
Your Health- The importance of cancer awareness
Cancer affects millions of Americans as officials estimate that there are 1.7 million new cancer cases this year.
This is making cancer awareness key in...
Health Matters 10/11: Understanding and treating Atrial Fibrillation (A Fib)
By Lisa S. Motavalli, M.D.
A fluttering in your chest, racing heartbeat and shortness of breath can all be signs of being overly excited.
But they...
Loose Ends 10/11: Debunking the myths of higher education
By Pam Hersh
Dr. Kate Foster on Sept. 5, took on a role that went beyond her demanding job as president of New Jersey’s renowned...
Richard Talks Real Estate: THE IMPORTANCE OF FEEDBACK
Feedback is extremely important when selling your home. Many people will be in a position to give your agent feedback and they will provide...
Health Matters 10/4: First responders: Saving those who save othersÂ
By Michael Bizzarro, Ph.D., L.C.S.W., B.C.D.
Our nation’s first responders are on the frontlines, protecting and saving others each and every day.
During the course of...
Loose Ends 10/4: Becoming a hopeaholic
By Pam Hersh
At 5 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 25, I was melting down.
Our democracy was being subverted. World temperatures were rising, literally as quickly as...
Loose Ends 9/27: Keeping the Roberts legacy ‘alive and strong’
Her obituaries in "The Washington Post," "The New York Times," and on every major television network depicted Cokie Roberts as a brilliant, thoughtful, perseverant world-renowned journalist...
‘Cyrano’ opens Two River Theater’s 2019-20 season
Opening its 2019-20 season, the Two River Theater in Red Bank will feature “Cyrano” from co-writers Jason O’Connell and Brenda Withers through Oct. 13.
Adapted...
Emerging Artist Series at Monmouth Museum proves to be fertile ground for creators
Promising artists in New Jersey are making use of a local “launch pad.”
The New Jersey Emerging Artist Series at the Monmouth Museum in Lincroft...
Schoor uses precision of former career as engineer in ‘Trianglism’ paintings
Asbury Park resident Howard Schoor, a retired engineer who founded the firm Schoor DePalma Inc., has created a new persona as a “trianglist.”
The term,...
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