According to some surveys, around 80% of dogs dig holes. This is probably not surprising as digging is a natural adaptive behavior from the wild. However, since dogs now live in homes, this behavior can mess up your garden. This article explains why dogs dig holes and how to stop them from doing so. Why … Continued
By: Pam Teel There is a way that you can help a pet in need if you can’t physically take care of one yourself. You can go to the Animal Assistance site and sponsor an n Animal Assistance, located at 65 Old Stagecoach Road, East Brunswick, New Jersey, since 1952, is a perpetual, lifetime animal … Continued
By: Nicole Iuzzolino Some cats are very active by nature. Others may require special treats or cat toys to spark that playful spirit. Here are a few ideas to get your cat moving. 1. Leave out paper bags, tissue paper, and cardboard boxes to inspire play. 2. Provide fresh catnip. 3. Encourage your cat to … Continued
By Abigail Urban The Bayard Rustin Center for Social Justice (BRCSJ) is a non-profit dedicated to providing a safe environment and educational space for people of every background. Chief Activist Robt Seda-Schreiber and his colleagues make it their goal to protect and respect all people, from the LGBTQIA community, to immigrants and to those of … Continued
Save the date: Sunday September 23rd, just around the corner!!!!!!!!! By Pam Teel The first annual psychic fundraiser is being held at the Baird Homestead at 24 Baird Road, Millstone Township. It is being hosted by the Friends of Millstone Reg- istered Historical Properties. The time is 11:00 am to5:00 pm. Please join us and … Continued
FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE RAISED MORE THAN $19,000 FROM ITS “CASINO NIGHT” FUNDRAISER Millstone Township Foundation for Educational Excellence (MTFEE) raised more than $19,000 from its Fifth “Casino Night.” MTFEE is a non-profit organization devoted to funding grants for items that nurture extraordinary educational experiences for every student in the Millstone Township Public Schools and are … Continued
By Pam Teel Morristown is rich in history. Centered on its historic green; a park in the middle of the town which was once an 18th century courthouse square, it is still a gathering place for people to come and meet up. Morristown offers a wide range of amenities to residents and visitors. A state-designated … Continued
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, a foundation that raises awareness of ovarian cancer and raises money for research to find a cure. This New Jersey-based nonprofit participates in various activities to … Continued
By Robert Pedowitz, DO When a patient asks if vaping is safer than smoking, I tell them that neither is safe, potentially pose health risks, and that both habits should be broken. While vapes—also called vapor cigarettes, electronic cigarettes, or e-cigarettes—have been marketed as a safer alternative to smoking traditional cig- arettes, there hasn’t been … Continued
By Lauren Kolacki Erik Erikson was a Psychologist known for his theory of psychosocial development. This is an eight-step theory that analyzes situations that happen to us at certain ages, that contribute to the person we eventually become. “Ego Integrity vs. Despair” is the eighth and final stage of Erikson’s theory, where an individual reflects … Continued