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June 2011 The One & Only Charlie Manuel

Marianne Aleardi honored as
Woman of Distinction

Ten Questions Drawing strength from her own personal tradegy, author Carole Gold now helps teens and their parents cope with stress. Read More...		Person to Watch The fun-loving Paisley Pickles are rocking the family music scene - and parents are lovin' the cool jams as much as their kids. Read More...

Cutting Edge Successful surgeons from SJ explain that it takes more than sharp eyes and skillful hands to keep cool under pressure in the OR. Read More...		Disability Etiquette An SJ mom travels to a North Jersey bakery and unexpectedly finds the tolerance for her sons disabilities in a young boy. Read More...

The REAL Jersey Shore You know the truth! SJ natives are on a mission to squash the TV stereotypes and show the world the true character of the shore. Read More...		Retirement 101: For Women Only Women have their own needs when it comes to financial security in their retirement years. Read More...

In Honor of John Adler The late Congressman touched many people with his warm spirit and kind nature. We've reprinted a Q&A interview he gave us in 2005. Read More...		Researching Women SJ's female researchers are forging new ground in science, medicine and history to making life-changing discoveries. Read More...

Taffy Tales Collingswood author Jen A. Miller shares an excerpt from her new book, The Jersey Shore: Atlantic City to Cape May. Read More...		Baby Boomer Divorce A new trend is emerging as couples call it quits after decades of marriage - and usually the wife is asking for the divorce. Read More...

Wide Awake
Marianne Aleardi In my senior year of high school, my English teacher suggested I attend Temple University for its journalism program. She showed me the school’s brochure. I thought it looked great, so I applied and got in. My “college search” took about a week. This month my oldest daughter, Klein, finishes...

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Full Circle
Maury Levy It was one of those days. One of those gray and gloomy days when even right goes wrong. It was a day, back when people wrote messages on little pink pieces of paper, that I got one from my boss saying, “See me.” Nothing good ever followed a “See me” message. No praise, no parades, no parties... ................. ........... ...... ....

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Life Notes
Sally Friedman In the photograph, a man without a trace of silver in his hair is leaning over a small girl. She is pouting. And he is earnestly saying something to her with a look of deep concern on his face. The issue may have been a broken crayon or a broken heart, but whatever it was, that young man was there to help... ............. ........... ........... ........... ... ....

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