By Gabriella Mancuso Halloween is a time filled with magic, the supernatural and the gathering of many delicious treats. Now, Halloween is fun for people of all different ages, but is that the way it has always been? Halloween can be traced back generations and generations to a society called the Celtics. The Celtics celebrated … Continued
The Teal Tea Foundation Spreads Ovarian Cancer Awareness One Fundraiser at a Time By Abigail Urban Have you ever spotted teal ribbons tied around trees in your local town during September? These decorations might have been placed by the Teal Tea Foundation, whish is a foundation that raises awareness of ovarian cancer and raises money … Continued
Dimensions Reiki brings you up close and personal with Spirit in October! Halloween is coming fast, and Dimensions is ready to show you the REAL THING this month! Beginning our own celebrations last month, we were excited to join the gifted group of psychic readers and energy healers on September 23rd at the Thomas Baird … Continued
By, Lauren Kolacki From the first day of school until the day our children turn 18, our main goal is getting them through the awkward stages of puberty and the challenges that accompany high school. We expect good grades and even better decisions regarding peer pressure and their future. That is not necessarily the case … Continued
Who doesn’t enjoy a great movie? Going to the movies is fun! Movies allows us to experience a life that we may never really get to experience by placing ourselves on the shoes of the characters on the movie being watched. Movies are an escape from reality. Here are some hitting theaters soon. Friday, October … Continued
By Gabriella Mancuso Sugar is one of the most controversial food products since its creation. A little more than a century ago sugar was believed to be an extreme source of energy. The people who believed this were not wrong, however there were and still are many other side effects to the consumption of sugar. … Continued
By YMCA of Western Monmouth County October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and the Y is reminding all women in the community of the importance of having an annual mammogram and talking to your doctor about the proper method of self-examination to increase the chances of early detection. Getting screened for breast cancer is one … Continued
By Lauren Kolacki As a woman, society creates this envision of who we should or should not be. They expect us to look, act and work in a certain way and beat us down for not complying. One thing the media really emphasizes is the way a woman’s body should look. From magazine covers and … Continued
Plantar warts are a common viral infection of the skin on the bottom of the foot. It is a contagious process, but can either spread slowly or rapidly depending on the strain of the virus. Summertime fun, with barefoot exposure and lots of water activities such as the beach, pool, and Hurricane Harbor, are great … Continued
UV is short for ultraviolet, a color on the light spectrum. This light is electromagnetic radiation, which is present in sunlight (even through cloud cover), and also produced by electric arcs, and specialized lights such as mercury-vapor lamps, tanning lamps, and black lights. UV light is associated with suntan, freckles and sunburn on skin which … Continued