Hometown View

Springlike days in March can often be followed by several in which the temperature will struggle to get out of the 30s.

There is no doubt that we Americans are using profanity more than ever before and it’s not limited to movies and cable television. It’s everywhere.

Winter is not over, the Mets honor Tom Seaver and a return to full classroom instruction among seven unrelated items up for discussion.

March 1st will always be remembered as not only the anniversary of WOBM but the day Ocean County lost a legend.

A state grant will allow A Need We Feed to continue delivering more than 11,000 hot meals each year to veterans, children and families dealing with food insecurity.

Following his horrific crash this week Tiger Woods will likely never play in a PGA event again although you would make a mistake in counting him out if indeed he does want to try.

On one hand you have a drop in many of the numbers that concern us the most but on the other people are still dying every day from COVID complication

There was a trio of losses over the weekend that by themselves would have been sad but as a group were tragic and painful as many knew and called all three “friends.”

I truly believe that most parents simply want what is best for their sons and daughters but are poor judges of talent when it comes to their own children.

By Wednesday we might hit 50 degrees and I’m predicting snow and ice will be a thing of the past. At least I hope so.

Many people of all faiths plan to use these troubled times to take a very different approach to Lent, almost a mental “spring cleaning” if you will.

The 16th annual Phil Citta fundraiser take place today at the Office Restaurant & Lounge to benefit the J. Phillip Citta Regional Cancer Center at Community Medical Center.