Views: 4,229 Coloring History Opportunity for Kids T3 Consortium, a local company in the Somerset Hills, is proud to announce a new program for education programs to create a great program to make available for children while teaching them about… Read More »Kids Event Planning: History Coloring Book
Views: 3,477 Meet Local Artist Linda Arnold – Get an Autographed Edition Local artist and Liberty Corner resident Linda Arnold will be signing copies of her new coloring book “Somerset Hills History” during the Bernards Township Charter Day Streetfair &… Read More »Charter Day to Showcase Artist’s History Coloring Book
Views: 7,333 Historic documents often meet their tragic endings swiftly and tragically. In 1850, Bernards Township was known to have had a massive fire at the home of the township administrator, burning all of the township’s documents, including its founding… Read More »Recreating the Historic Charter of Bernardston
Views: 7,480 Coloring book fans now have the opportunity to color the local history of the Somerset Hills area of New Jersey while learning about the areas historic sites and most memorable moments. What was in the works for almost 10 years,… Read More »Somerset Hills History Coloring Book
Views: 8,910 The history of bowling is one of those notable glimpses back into American culture. I mean, who didn’t like bowling. Bowling has typically had two separate groups of admirers. There were league bowlers and social bowlers.Then we had kid bowling (with a… Read More »Bowling History in the Somerset Hills
Views: 5,153 Here’s the question. You’re being relocated. You’re moving to a state where you have no friends and family to guide where you should live. It’s Florida, so at least it’s warm. So how do you know which neighborhoods… Read More »Mashing Crime History to Maps and GPS
Views: 4,070 One of the greatest challenges to non-profits and historical societies is the ability to change their business models and become self sufficient. Funding is a great challenge and communicating to various groups, agencies, government officials is critical to… Read More »Social Media for Non-Profits and Historical Societies
Major props go out to the Navy for this presentation that was posted to YouTube. With over 5,000,000 views, it’s no wonder why these young men are the best of the best.
Navy Ceremonial Guard Silent Drill
What more can you say? Outstanding. Click the read more to see the video.
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Views: 6,742 Since the release of the best-selling book The Big Short, it has been officially made into an Oscar-winning movie. The film, five years in the making since Michael Lewis’s book was released, won the Oscar in the category “Best Screenplay… Read More »Characters of The Big Short by Michael Lewis
Views: 28,665 Krug’s Tavern Hits the Spot Down Neck Serving up great food and spirits with a friendly laid back attitude. Ready to take a step back in a time when life was simple and the neighborhood had a friendly active… Read More »Krug’s Tavern Newark – Burgers and Shrimp
Views: 9,498 The 2016 snowmagedden was enough to make anyone in the Eastern United States search out for warmer climates. So it’s time for our ten Best Florida winder destinations. In conjunction with T3 Real Estate, here are their 10 best Florida… Read More »10 Best Florida Winter Destinations
So I’m sucking on a nice stogie the other night and this guy starts asking me questions like I’m some kind of expert. I actually felt like he was acting like a six year old pounding his father with questions while thinking “why don’t you just shut up and smoke that thing”!
The questions did get me thinking. There’s actually a whole bunch of interesting info that you’ll need to know if you’re going to have a stash of cigars around for whenever you feel like it. Take humidors for example. His first question is about getting a humidor. What to look for, what to put in it, how to care for it. So I got to thinking, hey these are all important questions. Here’s a few quick tips.Read More »Cigars – Tips From the Humidor
Views: 34,737 The Blairsden Estate in Peapack Gladstone, New Jersey, is certainly one of the greatest examble of beaux arts mansions in the United States. For a short thirty day window this private estate is open to the public as… Read More »Historic Blairsden Estate Opens to Public
Views: 25,098 Bernardsville News – August 15, 2013 As part of the Bernardsville News history retrospective, this piece was recently reported to have occured 75 years ago. Based on the original article posted back on June 30, 1938, there seems… Read More »Wheeler Corporation Builds New Jersey’s First Stran Steel Home in Basking Ridge – 1938
Views: 71,825 Are you thinking of living in Basking Ridge? Why are people moving to Basking Ridge, New Jersey, you ask? Contrary to the typical stereotypes, New Jersey has a lot to offer. Those who look at Basking Ridge, known… Read More »Thinking of Living in Basking Ridge, New Jersey? – Top 10 Reasons