Tea Benefits

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By Lauren Kolacki Today’s generation is always looking for healthy habits to add to their routines. Studies have found that tea could be one of the most helpful additions that require minimal effort. Tea has a wide range of benefits depending on the type. Below is a list of teas and the various health benefits … Continued

Turning your Best Friend into an App

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How far is someone willing to take an inside joke? For most it’s a well-thought-out prank, a post on Facebook, or even a meme to circulate. But for two Trinidadians, what started off as a small joke, snow-balled into an online game and an IOS app. Norman Gabriel (23) and Anthony Boulos (22) have been … Continued

Did you know that…?

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Did you know that people were actually afraid to go across the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington because the bridge swayed so much? The bridge was built in 1940 and actually collapsed four months after opening due to high winds. Fortunately no people perished, but sadly a dog was killed. The Tacoma Narrows Bridge was … Continued

The Importance of Don’t Fall

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By, Lauren Kolacki According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, three million older people are treated in emergency departments, each year, for fall injuries. The continuing dispute regarding these statistics is that, of these people, many of them don’t inquire about fall preventatives until they are visiting recommended physical therapy post-accident. For 31 … Continued

5 Tips for the Perfect First Birthday Party

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A child’s birthday is a true milestone. It’s never too early to start planning. 1. The birthday child is still very young and probably taking daytime naps, so plan a party that’s no longer than 2 hours. 2. Choose a simple theme that you can carry through the party decorations and cake. The child’s photo, … Continued

TEENS AND DISTRACTED DRIVING

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Teens’ inexperience behind the wheel makes them more susceptible to distraction behind the wheel. One in three teens who text says they have done so while driving. Is your teen one of them? Research has found that dialing a phone number while driving increases your teen’s risk of crashing by six times, and texting while … Continued

Coming Together for the Greater Good

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this Martin Luther King, Jr. Day By, YMCA of Western Monmouth County For over 20 years, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service has encouraged individuals to volunteer their time to improve their communities. That spirit of community service can be a rallying point to heal our differences through a common cause, as giving … Continued

Millstone Warrior’s

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By Lauren Kolacki Every accomplishment starts with the decision to try. At least that is what Brian Davis believes. Brian is the coach of his 9-year-old sons’ basketball team, along with Matt Pless, here in Millstone. At last year’s tryouts they had a total of 4 kids show up, 2 being their sons. That’s not … Continued

Student of the Month

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By, Pam Teel This month we recognize ten year old Laasini Kavuri who goes to the Apple- garth Elementary School in Monroe. Laasini is in the fifth grade. What Laasini loves about her homeroom teacher, her science teacher, and her math teacher, is that they never teach straight from the textbook. They always have fun … Continued