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
Greg and David Lester have been serving the Jamesburg and Monroe Communities for over 50 years. I am humbled to announce that as of December 2024, The Lester Family has blessed me with the opportunity to carry on their family name as the new owner. For years, Lester Memorial Home has been a landmark and … Continued
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
Christine Cuoco is a Licensed Funeral Director in New Jersey with over 22 years of experience in the funeral service profession and she is dedicated to serving families locally and throughout the state. Christine was born and raised in North Brunswick, NJ, and pursued her funeral service education in 2001 at the prestigious American Academy … Continued
By Surabhi Ashok Reform, a “modern Pilates studio”, was recently opened in Marlboro, New Jersey near the end of September 2024. The classes offered center around high intensity-low impact workouts, which aim to fully engage the body while also resulting in the least amount of unnecessary stress on the joints. Combining both Pilates and strength … Continued
By John Bazzurro A lot of my clients ask me whether or not they can be responsible for serving alcohol to their guests. The short answer in the State of New Jersey is “yes.” New Jersey has a “social host” liability statute (N.J.S.A. 2A: 15-5.6) which allows people to sue for property damage or personal … Continued
By Richard Mabey Jr. This is a condensed chapter of the book that I am presently writing about my journey to earn scouting’s highest rank, Eagle Scout. This is a true story; however, I changed people’s names. In June of 1969, at the age of 15, I had just completed my sophomore year at Boonton … Continued
At Gunther Publishing, we believe in the power of partnerships and the strength of our communities. We’re committed to supporting local businesses and nonprofits, providing them a platform to share their message and connect with their audience. Whether you’re a small business owner looking to grow your customer base or a nonprofit striving to increase … Continued
By Richard Mabey Jr. What draws us to the place we call home? Is there some inner calling, deep within the core of our heart centers, that draws us to a specific, pin-point place on the planet? My people were drawn to the land known as Peace Valley, by the Native Americans. They came to … Continued
By Richard Mabey Jr. In June of 1970, I completed my junior year at Boonton High School. My family belonged to the Trailmates Chapter of the National Camping and Hikers Association. There were about 12 families that belonged to this group of family campers. The Landers family was one of the families who would go … Continued