“My child hates reading. Whenever we have to sit for reading homework it becomes such a power struggle as a full-on temper tantrum begins. I
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As of Election Day this year, marijuana usage and sale has been legalized in New Jersey. Whether we voted for it or not, it’s a
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The Jewish Federation in the Heart of New Jersey (serving Middlesex & Ocean Counties) invites community members to join psychologist Kerri Weiss, PhD, of Ocean
