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The Legend of Thessalonike

By Lisa Ostella on September 2, 2021February 20, 2024

Ask Laurel to see this piece live on a Facebook broadcast ! Do you know the oldest legend of Mermaids comes from Ancient Greece. It is said that Alexander the Great’s sister, Thessalonike, turned into a Mermaid upon her death. Whenever a ship passed she would ask the sailors one question: Is King Alexander alive?…

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It’s Howdy Doody Time!!

By Lisa Ostella on August 29, 2021January 7, 2025

Ask Laurel to see this piece live on a Facebook broadcast ! It’s Howdy Doody Time! It’s Howdy Doody! Time Say Howdy Do to You! You may remember the Howdy Doody TV Show; but, you may not realize that Howdy Doody started as a Radio Show! Buffalo Bob Smith started Howdy Doody in 1947 when…

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Delft Blue Coffee Mill

By Lisa Ostella on August 28, 2021October 1, 2025

Delft pottery; also known as Delftware, is tin glazed earthenware that is famously know in Dutch in the Friesland province of the Netherlands. The potters of the Friesland province perfected a thinner type of tin glaze or faience. The faience used consisted of colored enamels; but became most famous for their delft blue in the…

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An Inspiring Woman to Young Ladies!

By Lisa Ostella on August 25, 2021January 19, 2025

The creator of #strawberryshortcake is an inspiration to young ladies everywhere! Barbi Sargent was the creator of the charming illustrations of woodland animals called “Wee Beasties”. She is one of the most reproduced artists in the world. Her art earned her a scholarship to attend Cooper School of Commercial Art then onto a career at…

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An Adorable Result from a Play on Words

By Lisa Ostella on August 16, 2021July 9, 2025

The middle English word ‘pygg’ referred to a type of clay. During the middle ages people would store coins in ‘pygg jars’; which was a vessel made of dense, orange clay. Due to the evolution of the English language, people continued to call their money saving containers ‘pygg jars’ well after they were being made…

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Hey Railfans!

By Lisa Ostella on August 12, 2021January 9, 2026

Train hobbyists, or railfans, have existed for decades. The hobby has many forms of interests from photographing, modeling, writing, track side train watching, trade in railway paraphernalia, to devoted historians. This is the only hobby I have encountered that actually has a derogatory term that is given to enthusiasts that exhibit undesirable conduct that could…

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Do U Need A Biscuit?

By Lisa Ostella on August 12, 2021July 10, 2025

The National Biscuit Company was formed in 1898 when the American Biscuit Company merged with the New York Biscuit Company. Now known as Nabisco! National Biscuit Company = NaBisCo The National Biscuit Company launched a million dollar advertising campaign around the Uneeda Biscuit crackers. The campaign created a rich, sought after array of collectibles that…

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Belleek Cornucopia Vase – Do you know the legend?

By Lisa Ostella on August 9, 2021November 28, 2024

For many, the Cornucopia Horn is associated with Thanksgiving and harvest seasons. We see the Cornucopia as a Horn overflowing with flowers, fruits, nuts and grains. The Cornucopia actually has roots in Greek Mythology. In the legends, the Cornucopia began as a magical animal’s horn! The Horn of Plenty, was originally broken of the head…

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SIDEWALK SALE NEXT WEEKEND!!!!

By lhdurenberger on August 1, 2021
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Railroaders of Morris County #Railfans

By Lisa Ostella on July 31, 2021December 19, 2025

As everywhere in America, the railroads served as a commercial boon for the towns they served-either the commuter train or the freight train. The “Iron Horse” allowed for settlements in the west and wealthy northerners could winter in the south, establishing Florida as the place for “snow birds” centuries ago. The railroads in Morris County…

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