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Grand Master Evan R. Henry explains how teaching children to speak confidently, set boundaries and call for help can build self-confidence and strengthen their personal safety skills.
Raymond Tyler takes readers off the basketball court and into the festival crowd, where his pickup crew hunts for good lemonade and he faces a familiar choice: try a new dish or revisit a favorite local vendor.
Start your weekend in Atlantic City and South Jersey, then explore what’s happening nearby. Head to The Fillmore Philadelphia on Saturday for Philly food and culture, or catch Back 2 Basics poetry in Silver Spring, Maryland, on Thursday.
Arlington National Cemetery serves as the final resting place for more than 400,000 individuals. Most are veterans. But one of Arlington’s lesser-known stories is that of Section 27, the resting place documenting the nation’s complicated history of slavery, freedom and military service.
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Angela C. Richardson explains the difference between mobility and flexibility and shares simple stretches and movement exercises to help adults over 50 improve range of motion, maintain balance and stay active and independent.
In a live interview with Raymond Tyler on 91.7 FM WLFR, Shabazz explains how the branch helped South Jersey residents register to vote, cast ballots early and vote by mail. He also weighs in on Democratic leadership in 2027.
Kendell Frye, CFP for CFP Board With just a couple of months left in the year, now is a great time to revisit your financial planning strategies. Whether you are working and planning for retirement or enjoying your retirement years, fall is an ideal time to make key moves that
Atlantic City Focus and 48 Blocks Atlantic City brought together Shawn Wright and Jay Farmer to explore Black representation, creativity and fandom in comics and science fiction.
The Jersey Jewels Chapter hosts its third biennial Youth Arts Showcase Nov. 7, featuring young South Jersey talent in music, dance, spoken word, visual arts and fashion.
