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The December issue is here! We're heating up our s

The December issue is here! We're heating up our stoves for the holidays and taking a look back at a phenomenal year in South Jersey. Plus, we look at our favorite stories, check in on past profiles, talk to Philadelphia Eagles A.J. Brown & more.
Check it out at our Link in Bio!

No, this is not Jurassic Park, but a Rowan Univers

No, this is not Jurassic Park, but a Rowan University Paleontologist May Bring Back Extinct Species.
World-renowned Rowan University paleontologist Kenneth Lacovara has unearthed some of the largest dinosaurs to walk the earth as part of his day job. And now he is teaming up with other A-team scientists working with DNA technology to return extinct species to life.
Lacovara recently joined the scientific advisory board of Colossal Biosciences, a Texas-based biotech company that aims to “de-extinct” certain mammals whose demise were caused by the actions of human activity and industry. A stated goal: restoring the woolly mammoth to the Arctic by genetically modifying Asian elephants.
Lacovara, who dug up the 65-ton Dreadnoughtus, which appeared in this summer’s film “Jurassic World: Dominion,” says his work with Colossal Biosciences should not be confused with fiction.
“This is not like Jurassic Park,” he says. “We’re not talking about bringing back a T. Rex. It’s a moonshoot to restore creatures that were recently pushed into extinction by us, creatures that belong in this world, creatures that have a role in modern ecosystems and can help renew them.”

Has anyone else spent their weekend on the NJ Holi

Has anyone else spent their weekend on the NJ Holiday Wine Trail? Check out this #JustSaySJ 📷 of the week by @bobkusphotos !

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The holidays are here, and we’re ready to celebrate with lots of events in South Jersey this weekend. Plus, there's so much to do, we have to do 2 posts – so make sure to check out our feed for the other!

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The holidays are here, and we’re ready to celebrate with lots of events in South Jersey this weekend. Plus, there's so much to do, we have to do 2 posts – so make sure to check out our feed for the other!

Yes, that Holman. @elysenotarianni and @@klein_ros

Yes, that Holman. @elysenotarianni and @@klein_rose talk with Mindy Holman, Chair of @holman_headquarters, the family-owned automotive company that’s about to celebrate its 100th anniversary. She shares stories of working with family, building an effective leadership team and more.
Listen now at our Link in Bio! 🎧

@mariannealeardi is writing the annual list of gra

@mariannealeardi is writing the annual list of gratitudes. But this year came with a twist – she wrote it while sick with Covid.
So, here's what she's thankful for in what she calls the weirdest time to write this column.
What are you grateful for this year? 👇

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Ok, time to name drop. What's your celebrity story

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The 2022 Women’s Empowerment Series got off to a

The 2022 Women’s Empowerment Series got off to a great start with a deep-dive into social media. Four content creators – each with their own unique platform and each with tens of thousands of followers – joined us to discuss how you can conquer social media.
After sharing their personal stories of social success, it was clear that while creating content may look easy when you’re scrolling your feed, it actually takes strategy, planning and non-stop work.
Take a look at some of what they had to say – and check out the full story at our link in bio!

“Nadine told me that Ravi was showing her roses

“Nadine told me that Ravi was showing her roses and asked me if I knew what that was about. Although my firstborn son was always affectionate – he composed love poems for my birthday and Mother’s Day, told me that he loved me and hugged me every single day – I can’t recall him ever giving me flowers. It seemed out of character. I told Nadine that, but Ravi insisted.
‘There’s all these red roses he keeps showing me,’ she said. ‘And he’s handing them to you. He says you’ll see them.’”
On the day that should have been Ravi’s high school graduation before he died in a car crash, Jayne Jacova Feld connected with him through a psychic medium. She talks about the experience in the November issue.

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