Princeton Mansion Built by Woodrow Wilson Lists for $6.5 Million After Major Restoration

A Tudor Revival Princeton mansion used by Woodrow Wilson as a teaching and family home is for sale at $6.5 million after a thorough repair. The 5,687-square-foot property combines turn-of-the-century charm with modern improvements, and its sale illustrates Princeton’s uncommon combination of presidential history and private residential real estate. 82 Library Place is on three…

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Tuskegee Airman Eugene Richardson Turns 100

Tuskegee Airman Eugene Richardson Turns 100, Honored as a Symbol of Courage and Change

Eugene Richardson turns 100. One of the last Tuskegee Airmen in existence. Richardson celebrated his 100th birthday in Springfield, Pennsylvania, with over 100 family, friends, and fans. His life inspired many Americans and broke down black-white barriers. He worked hard and succeeded to join a famous unit that altered the U.S. military from a boy…

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Family Sues Over Discovery That Father’s Ashes Sat in Funeral Home Basement for Decades

Family Sues Over Discovery That Father’s Ashes Sat in Funeral Home Basement for Decades

After discovering that her father’s cremains were never buried at the family cemetery, a New Jersey woman sued. Her father’s grave was empty, as the remains were boxed in a funeral parlor. Debbie Uraga sued John F. Pfleger Funeral Home and Mount Olivet Cemetery in Union County Superior Court. After her father, George Jonas, died…

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Florida Visitor Scores $104,475 in Two Dragon Link Jackpots at Hard Rock Atlantic City

One Florida guy won two $104,475 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City prizes in 24 hours. The casino’s Aristocrat Golden Century Dragon Link slot machines perform this magnificent performance. These machines are known for entertaining games and tempting prizes. One visitor won $60,000 on a $5 Dragon Link game before 10 p.m. Friday. The…

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Sebastian Maniscalco

Sebastian Maniscalco Surprises Atlantic City Impersonator Contest, Shining a Light on Fan Doppelgänger Culture

At Nola’s Bar & Lounge in Atlantic City, Sebastian Maniscalco personally congratulated the winner of a comedic mimicry contest, making it memorable. Fans and performers’ resemblance and a celebrity’s surprise arrival made a local impressions and amusing mimicking contest go viral. Participants in the Sebastian Maniscalco impersonation contest employed the comedian’s physical comedy and timing….

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Legendary Music Video Director Diane Martel Passes Away at 63 After Battle with Cancer

Breast cancer killed 63-year-old Diane Martel. Outstanding music video director. After Martel’s death, music and leisure altered. His R&B and pop photographs are legendary. She died softly at Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital in New York with family. NYC birth, May 7, 1962. After street painting, she filmed. Her early dance films were NEA-funded. These films…

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Jersey Shore

Redrawing Borders: Seaside Park Weighs Annexing South Seaside Park Neighborhood

Park Seaside Borough authorities are studying whether Berkeley Township’s South Seaside Park should be merged into Seaside Park. This follows a New Jersey Supreme Court ruling that allowed South Seaside Park residents to leave Berkeley Township and join Seaside Park under state law. The borough recently hired Wall Township consulting firm Government Strategy Group. The…

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Jersey Shore

Seaside Heights Pushes Back Against Party Town Label After National Ranking

Seaside Heights leaders want to reduce partying. Hotels.com ranked Ocean County fifth for US beach parties. This photo doesn’t reflect Seaside Heights’ current situation, say locals. Infuriated, Mayor Tony Vaz said the borough has struggled for over 10 years to quit being a party town. Vaz’s statement listed extinct companies, which was untrue. Hotels.com removed…

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