By, Pam Teel Did you know that the first diner was a lunch wagon, developed by Walter Scott in 1872? Scott’s success serving customers where they gathered at late hours quickly inspired oth- ers to copy his efforts. An industry soon followed, building new lunch wagons as well as converting decommissioned horse drawn trolleys. Innovators … Continued
By, Lauren Kolacki It is not every day that adolescences recognize the importance of contributing their time and energy to an entity other than themselves. That is not the case for thirteen-year-old, Emma Lisnow. Emma has always been dedicated to giving back; in fact, she was six years old the first time she donated her … Continued
By, Pam Teel In East Windsor, NJ, New Jersey Youth Soccer hosted the 31st An- nual NJYS Awards Dinner presented by RWJ Barnabas Health in February, where it celebrated with players, coaches and other mem- bers of the soccer community. A very special part of the evening was when NJ Youth Soccer honored Joe Russo … Continued
The Millstone Times January 2019 Mayor Janice S. Mironov and Council Members are asking area residents and businesses to drop off donated non-perishable food items at the East Windsor Municipal Building (16 Lanning Boulevard) during business hours, the East Windsor Police/ Court Building (80 One Mile Road) 24/7, or at East Windsor Volunteer Fire Company … Continued
The Millstone Times January 2019 By Stephanie Maglio Some persistent myths still mislead us when reading about dog behavior. Don’t let a myth harm your relationship with your pet. Here are some common myths and look at the facts. 1. An old dog can’t learn new tricks. False. Old dogs not only learn new tricks, … Continued
Millennial Millionaire takes his tagline, “A Guide to Become a Millionaire by 30,” one step further. By Bryan Kuderna The subtitle of my book, “MILLENNIAL MILLIONAIRE- A Guide to Become a Millionaire by 30,” generated a lot of buzz on how to make quick money. While this was a totally unintended consequence of a cute … Continued
The Millstone Times January 2019 By Lauren Kolacki Keeping on top of your finances requires many of the same actions year after year. Make it a tradition to find out where you are financially—and what your goals are. 1. Make a 2019 budget. Take a fresh look at your essential and nonessential expenses. Make sure … Continued
The Millstone Times January 2019 Answer: While there is no set definition of a payday loan, it is usu- ally a short-term, high cost loan, generally for $500 or less, that is typ- ically due on your next payday. Depending on your state law, payday loans may be available through storefront pay- day lenders or … Continued
The Millstone Times January 2019 By John Bazzurro Obviously, the easy way to avoid being pulled over is to refrain from violating any traffic violations. However, in my practice, I have recently seen a number of people pulled over for reasons other than moving violations under the traffic code. Because the first defense for attorneys … Continued
The Millstone Times January 2019 These flaky and buttery biscuits can be eaten for breakfast, as a snack or a side dish. They are also made gluten-free and contain no wheat flour. Makes 12 servings Ingredients • 1 cup full-fat Greek yogurt • 2 cups gluten-free flour blend, plus more for flouring • 2 teaspoons … Continued