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If your kids are like mine, then they’re practically bouncing off the walls after 11 months of COVID (not to mention we're in the peak of winter). Well, even with all that working against us, there’s still a bunch of things we can do locally and safely to keep our kiddos sane.

Big decisions are scary and they’re scary for different reasons. In my case, I wondered if doing a morning radio show again would mean that I could still be the kind of mom my kids need and the kind of wife my husband wants.

Don't let the fact that it's almost September scare you. We still have a full three weeks of the summer season left (fall doesn't officially arrive until September 22nd at 9:32 AM)!
Even with all the social distancing and mask wearing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there's still to…

Come to Jenkinson's Boardwalk for a family fun Valentine's Day celebration of your very own!

Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday because of its simplicity. Food, friends, good conversation and most importantly family.

I strongly believe that our busy and complicated lives tend to put us in a bubble. The same routine every day, the same scenery everyday. One easily forgets there's "a great big world out there."

More and more stores are opening their doors earlier than ever this year in an attempt to maximize their holiday sales...but at what expense?

A new study finds some mothers reacted to the Great Recession by yelling at their kids more frequently, as well as scolding and spanking them.

I don't think any of us could believe the end of 2012. It started with Sandy and ended with Newtown, Connecticut. A lot of tears and a lot of shattered dreams. A lot or things we wish never happened. Now a new year has begun.

Are you the smartest person at the Jersey Shore? Listen weekday afternoons at 5:20 for Matt Ryan's Nearly Impossible Question. This week win a family four pack of laser tag passes to the Penalty Box Cafe inside Jersey Shore Arena in Farmingdale.
The average American family spent 93 hours doing t…

Thanksgiving is days away and this year's holiday season will be very different for so many of us.
Despite the immense amount of loss we've seen over the last three weeks, we still have so much to be thankful for.

Hurricane Sandy has thrown all of our schedules out of whack, but like it or not, Thanksgiving is next Thursday, and Black Friday sales? That's SO last year.