On The Front Lines Fighting Heroin
Funeral directors get involved to stop heroin deaths
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The Debate over Honoring the Confederate Dead
Sometimes, the dead can’t rest in peace.
That was the lesson Robin Simonton learned when vandals snuck into Historic Oakwood Cemetery in Raleigh, North Carolina, late in 2015 and defaced nine monuments, mostly in an area of the cemetery where Confederate soldiers and their supporters are buried.
A New Look At Birding - Cape May Authors Turning Sport On Its Ear
Pete Dunne is walking through the small bird sanctuary behind his office, casually identifying birds on the wing. It's an impressive display, both of Dunne's prowess and of the sheer magnitude of species that make the nearby woods and...
A Panoramic Tale: Former A.C. Photographer Lived Life of Innovation
Ray Herbert didn't care if he became rich, he wanted to be famous. He said this as he built and let go of successful photography businesses in Atlantic City and Atlanta. He said it as he experimented with...
Alumni Embrace Final Homecoming at College Cemeteries
More and more people are deciding they enjoyed their four years at college so much, they'd like to spend eternity at their alma maters.
100 Years of Magic at Atlantic City's Steel Pier
The Steel Pier has survived a century of storms, fires and shifting public tastes. It stretches 1,000 feet into the Atlantic across the Boardwalk from the Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort. But it also exists in thousands of minds as...
What's Going on With Cemetery Groundwater?
Scientists know what goes into the ground frequently winds up in our water. What they don’t know is how the equation plays out in cemeteries.
When It's Time to Dismiss
Firing an employee is stressful for
individuals and businesses.
However, sometimes it’s a necessity.
The Sounds of Surf Culture: Instrumental Surf Music Riding A Wave of Popularity
When the Art of Surfing festival hits the Ocean City Boardwalk this weekend, most of the attention will be on the paintings and photography celebrating those who ride the waves. But when the Sharkskins take the stage Saturday night...
Fun With The Famous At A Unique Museum
If you can name a dead celebrity, John Herzig can probably show you some memorabilia from his or her funeral.
