Amy Wright

While I was driving to New Jersey 101.5 last Sunday, I assumed a lady who was driving erratically in the next lane was drunk.

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Lots of things happened in 1912.  The Titanic sunk.  The Girl Scouts were organized.  The first N.H.L. game was played.  The scene of many battles between The Yankees and The Red Sox, Fenway Park opened.  And, an icon nestled by millions of cash registers, Life-Savers candy was introduced.

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Happy St. Patrick's Day!  This happy holiday is steeped with a long history filled with legend.  Out of curiosity I dug up some fun stuff about one of the legends, The Blarney Stone.

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"Little Darling it's been a long and lonely winter."   The days are getting longer.  Yippee!  I hope you've already turned your clocks ahead one hour.  Now that daylight saving time is in effect here are some facts about the annual ritual.

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For Monkee fans, including myself, this was a very sad week with the passing of Davy Jones.  To celebrate Davy's life, I've dug up some little known facts about this talented guy who left us way too soon.

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This select group of people "officially" celebrate their birthdays once every four years.  On Wednesday they will celebrate!

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Entering the century mark, it's still the cookie icon.  I've put together some fun tidbits (not to be confused with "Cheese Tidbits") about this chocolaty snack.

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Two days and counting until Tuesday, Valentine's Day. Every February 14 around the world, flowers, candy and gifts are exchanged between loved ones, in the name of St. Valentine. Some quick history, in the 1840's, Esther Howland began selling the first mass- produced valentines in America. She is known as the "Mother of the Valentine." Now for those last minute gift ideas. If you're a procrastinator, I hope you'll get some help right here.

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With the exception of today's minor brush with Old Man Winter and the Halloween weekend snow storm that wreaked havoc on central and northern New Jersey, for the most part, the winter of 2011-2012 so far has felt like early April

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Most of us hope the Giants will play great in the Super Bowl.  One thing's for sure, they will look great!

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