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In-Person Communion Resumes at Care One King James
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MIDDLETOWN – For the first time since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic last year, ministers from Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Agnes Parish were once again able to bring Holy Communion to Catholic residents at the Care One Care Center on Route 36.
Coach Tania: A Life Coach for Kids
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS – How does one go from being in the insurance and real estate business to being a highly successful leadership coach for children? Simply by recognizing your talents, having confidence in yourself, and loving people. Especially children!
That’s how Tania Gilpatrick got to establish “Coach Tania” the business she operates from her office on Hennessey Blvd. though she also goes into schools, recreation areas and sports fields, or private homes.
Honoring Tri-District Superintendent Dr. Susan Compton on Her Retirement
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ - Today was designated as "Dr. Compton Day" at Atlantic Highlands Elementary School.
Strong Legs, Gardening, and Poison Ivy
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One of the greatest joys for parents is to see their children read the Bible. Thus, as soon as I was able to read, I read the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. In the second and third grades, one reads the Bible literally. In the book of Exodus, the Romanian translation stated that God built houses for the Jewish midwives because they had protected the Jewish children (Exodus 1:21). I imagined God like one of my uncles who came over to build houses for these ladies. Later on, I understood that the word “house” meant that God gave them homes or, in a better translation, God gave them families.
Riverboat Cruise - Part 3 - St. Michaels, MD
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St. Michael’s is a highlight on any Chesapeake cruise.
Clearly, the tourism bureau of St. Michael’s in Maryland knows how to attract visitors. Coupling a visit here with a most unusual discussion and workshop on crabs aboard American Cruise Lines’ Independence are certainly highlights on a six day cruise on the Chesapeake Bay that was altered somewhat by the Covid situation, but nonetheless filled with wonderful people, making new friends, reviving old ones, great meals aboard a 100 passenger ship reduced to 56 because of Covid, and getting a chance to see how unique the Chesapeake Bay area is.
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