As the Founder of GoodStreet Financial LLC, Rachel Vergari Has Redefined What It Means to Be a Modern Financial Advisor

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For more than two decades, Rachel Vergari has been helping people turn financial planning into something deeply personal. As the Founder of GoodStreet Financial LLC, she’s built a firm grounded in integrity, transparency, and human connection — a place where clients feel empowered to plan boldly and live fully. “I’ve always believed money isn’t just … Continued

GRANDPA MABEY’S LAST THANKSGIVING

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By Richard Mabey Jr. Now, at 71, I find myself dreaming more and more about moments that I shared with my paternal grandfather, Watson Mabey. I walked the forest path with Grandpa, from the end of Mabey Lane to the tow path of the old Morris Canal, over a hundred times in my childhood and … Continued

I Remember Mom: MOM’S LAST APPLE PIE

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By Richard Mabey Jr. In late October of 2019, right after Mom, my sister Patti, and I had breakfast, Mom announced that she was going to make an apple pie. The day before, we had just visited the Farmer’s Market and bought a big bag of apples. Actually, Mom picked out the sack of apples. … Continued

The Power of Community Media: How Gunther Publishing Connects Local Audiences

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In today’s fast-paced digital world, local connections often get lost. At Gunther Publishing, we’re proud to bridge that gap by providing high-quality publications that unite communities. Whether you’re a small business owner looking to reach your local audience or a resident searching for trusted information, Gunther Publishing is your go-to resource for hyperlocal content that … Continued

WHY is therea Circular Denton a Milk Jug?

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By Surabhi Ashok According to experts, the indents present on a milk container allow bottle producers to control the container’s volume and structure during manufacturing. Milk jugs are made of high-density polyethylene plastic, which shrinks in hot temperatures. Manufacturers make these jugs larger than needed in order to offset anticipated shrinkage during transportation or warehousing. … Continued

A Most Dear and Sacred Moment in Time

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By Richard Mabey Jr. One of the dearest and most precious memories of my childhood, is that Grandma and Grandpa Mabey lived with us in the old Mabey Homestead in Lincoln Park. As you looked at the old farmhouse, my bedroom was on the right-hand side, looking out to West Drive on the side. Grandma … Continued

Remembering My Days as Quartermaster

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By Richard Mabey Jr. In February of 1967, I was 13 years old and in the eighth grade at dear old Chapel Hill School. It was at that time that a most wonderful and honorable title was bestowed upon me by the Troop Committee of Boy Scout Troop 170. That honor was becoming a Warrant … Continued

The History and Significance of the Sommelier’s Necklace

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By Lauren Kowlacki A sommelier is a wine expert and trained wine professional working in fine dining and entertainment. He or she specializes in all aspects of wine service, including wine pairing, storage, and presentation. Their responsibilities include creating wine lists, educating staff, and advising guests on wine selection. The necklace worn by sommeliers, often … Continued