I Remember Dad:

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By Richard Mabey Jr. My father firmly believed that when a boy hiked in the woods, for four or five days, he could not help but come to a greater understanding that God really does exist. That there is a Wisdom guiding the universe, that is much greater than that of the smartest person on … Continued

Which Gunther Publication Is Right For You?

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Not all magazines are created for the same readers, and not all businesses should advertise in the same ones. Whether you’re looking to reach upscale households, busy families, or people making health-focused decisions, the key is placing your brand in front of the right audience. Let us help you find the right publication for your … Continued

The Power of Print in a Digital World

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In a digital world, one may assume that printed media has lost its place in marketing. However, print hasn’t disappeared, it has just evolved. For local businesses that want to stand out, print provides an opportunity to connect in a unique way. We’ll explore why print still matters today, and how it can complement your … Continued

A SAFE TRAFFIC STOP

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By John Bazzurro As a result of social media, the news and police “reality” shows, we have all seen a routine traffic stop by a police officer escalate to a point where either the officer or an individual is fatally injured. In order to help prevent such tragic results, I am writing this article to … Continued

REMEMBERING LITTLE SNOWBALL

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By Richard Mabey Jr. Sometimes, it’s hard for me to believe that it was only about a year and half that I had a rather successful dog walking business, in my neighborhood. Altogether, I had about 20 clients. When I was diagnosed with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, back in December of 2023, my Cardiologist highly recommended that … Continued

Should You Clear Snow &Ice from Your Sidewalk?

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By John BazzurroAfter a recent snowstorm, a family member of mine asked me whether he had an obligation to remove ice and snow from the sidewalk in front of his house. It was his belief that he had no such obligationand that by attempting to remove the ice and snow, he would somehow be “opening … Continued

Forgiveness Is The Key To Heaven’s Door

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By Richard Mabey Jr. Since September of last year, I have been on a most interesting and enduring path, in search of some degree of healing for my heart condition. It was only last month, when I began going to the University of Florida Medical Center (Shands) that I was definitively diagnosed, very specifically, with … Continued

CNJ+ Media Spotlight: Jonathan Barnett

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By Surabhi Ashok Jonathan Barnett, a current attorney at Elias Law Group, detailed his experiences growing up in Millstone, getting a graduate policy and law degree, and starting his career in an interview with CNJ+ Media. His time in Millstone consisted of Boy Scouts, PACE Youth Development Cooperation, and participation in sports and church as … Continued