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Getting vets integrated back into civilian life is a daunting challenge. That’s why the Starbucks Corporation is stepping up looking for a few good men and women to fill their ranks. According to this: The world’s biggest coffee chain said on Wednesday it would commit to hiring at least 10,000 veterans and spouses of active military in five years...

If you love a good “Rudy” story, this one will require a hanky – just in case a tear comes to your eye. The story is about LittleChute (sp?) High School Senior Noah Vanvooren, who’s been the football team’s water boy for years...

“Waste not, want not” was an expression my uncle used to use anytime something which to some may have been trash still could be used. Like in the case of an Atlanta couple who planned an elaborate wedding affair, only to cancel. What to do now that there was to be no lavish ceremony...

It would not be unusual for former inmates to go back to a life of crime. You have the choice: either do the right thing and put yourself on the straight and narrow path, or take the easy way out and become a ward of the system. Or, as Morgan Freeman says in “Shawshank Redemption”, “institutionalized...

Here’s some of what’s coming up tonight at 11, on New Jersey’s only ALL LIVE, ALL, ALL NIGHT SHOW …with me, Ray Rossi, just a journeyman with a microphone, a transmitter; and an internet connection. Spreading the gospel of the Garden State to you all over the world at nj1015...

Social media could be either one of three things. A medium for pinheads to spew their bile; those who are self important who feel the need to tell us everytime they visit the bathroom; but also a sounding board to rally people to help someone in need...

God, I love this town! One reason is how quaint it is. The other is that folks in this community go the extra mile for each other. And that was no problem for Lambertville School custodian Jeff Munsey, especially when it came to children who are on the autism spectrum...

Cool idea on the part of some Princeton High athletes to take it upon themselves to join in the efforts in shore cleanup in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. What they’re doing is raising funds by running the New Jersey 135 mile coastline...