outdoors

It is that time of season and anyone with even one green thumb is thinking “gardening”. Great hobby, productive, safe outdoor activity, healthy etc. My wife April has extended our garden this year and it will be bigger than ever.

Pt. Pleasant Beach is such a fun, family spot.

I could not believe what I was seeing with my own eyes.

Mother Nature we need sunshine and fresh air and mild temps....so we can get outside and enjoy.

The "last great race" began this week in Alaska, the Iditarod dog sled race. The race is much h different this year because of the CVID 19 Pandemic. The race began in a more isolated area as opposed to busy downtown Anchorage and the race has been shortened. Spectators are allowed but are being advised to follow safety protocol. The Riders and dog teams are also being kept more at a distance this year to protect not only the participants but spectators as well.

It’s winter and we are still in the grips of a pandemic, board yet? I think we all need a distraction or we become bored and depressed. It’s been like a year since life changed and if you are practicing safe distancing and quarantine then you probably have become a lil stir crazy at home.

With November temperatures about 15 degrees above normal over the next few days, here are a few ways to enjoy it here at the Jersey Shore!

One of the safest sports we could play right now, golf is booming during the pandemic. Here is a 9-point checklist to stay safe on the golf course.

Whether your patio space is large or small, there are always ways to change or upgrade your existing setup. Refresh your outdoor area with these chairs, lighting and textiles!

I don't know about you, but I've been spending a lot more time in my backyard lately, and birds are everywhere! If you want to increase avian traffic around your home without worrying about squirrels eating up all the goods, look no further.

Jersey Shore Congressman Chris Smith (R - Monmouth, Ocean and Mercer Counties) has reintroduced legislation to enhance healing and recovery for veterans.