January 05, 2023 // Franchising.com // PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa, North America’s leading luxury massage and facial spa franchise has announced new additions to their executive leadership team which includes two new hires and two notable promotions. The brand has named Jennifer Durham as Chief Development Officer and Jeanine Linehan as General… Keep Reading
Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision overturning Roe v. Wade and other states implementing restrictions on and even criminalizing reproductive health care, the New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH), in partnership with the New Jersey Health Care Facilities Financing Authority (HCFFA), is offering zero-percent interest, forgivable loans to family planning providers seeking to… Keep Reading
There are many school districts across Ocean County and Monmouth County who’ve been bearing the brunt of the controversial S2 school funding formula cuts by the state for years that are now receiving some aid to help stabilize their ship. In late December, the New Jersey Department of Education announced that they approved $29,650,000.00 in funding for… Keep Reading
New Jersey got a little taste of spring fever Wednesday afternoon, even though the calendar claims it’s still early winter. Thanks to warm air flowing in from the southwest, temperatures have soared into the 60s in many areas of the state, and the mercury reached a balmy 70 degrees near Atlantic City, according to preliminary data from the National… Keep Reading
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa, North America’s leading luxury massage and facial spa franchise has announced new additions to their executive leadership team which includes two new hires and two notable promotions. The brand has named Jennifer Durham as Chief Development Officer and Jeanine Linehan as General Counsel, in addition to advancing Lisa Rossman to Senior Vice President… Keep Reading
When one door closes, another one opens. In this case, the door is a restaurant that closed a few weeks ago and is being replaced with something new and exciting! A few weeks ago I told you about a local New Jersey business that seems to have met the unfortunate fate of closing its doors. The sandwich… Keep Reading
It’s a new year filled with all kinds of possibilities for all of us, new goals, new expectations, new ways to help others. There is a great and continued need for helping the homeless in Ocean County as we set foot in a new year as well. January is typically the coldest month of the year… Keep Reading
NEW YORK — A high school junior from Toms River, New Jersey just received a big honor for her work protecting bees. Kaitlyn Culbert is on a mission to protect and educate the world about the importance of bees. She has her own YouTube channel called Katie’s Adventures in Beekeeping. While many of us are scared of… Keep Reading
It seems like lately, I have been doing a lot of stories about “coffee” and hey that’s not a bad thing because I love a good cup of coffee. Wawa is a busy place for coffee and because every town on the Jersey Shore has a local Wawa, many folks enjoy their different kinds of… Keep Reading
Despite being evergreen, the live Christmas tree survives only so long after the holiday season ends. Yet, the tree’s usefulness does not end when the needles start to drop. Natural Christmas trees are routinely recycled into woodchips, mulch and other natural products. They can serve as dune supports and reduce erosion along waterways. All those… Keep Reading
