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insideFeatures:AC Air Show Schedule............. 8Back to School Supplies ......... 20What Do You Do? Emotional or Behavioral Help for Children .... 22Beat the Heat ..................... 30Departments:events

Upcoming family activities ...... 10what’s up doc?

Meet the Wellness Family ..... 24it’s a date A Date With Lucy ............ 26business directory Resource guide for parents ...... 27

on the cover :Absecon LighthouseAtlantic City AquariumLucy the Elephant

So far, this has been a perfect Jersey Shore Summer. Nice and sunny with lots of great beach days and fun activities to do with the family. As we squeeze the last days of summer out of August, it’s hard not to notice all the school supplies flooding the store shelves and, eventually, we’re going to have to think about sending our kids back to school. Sherrii developed a nice piece about preparing for Back to School that you may want to check out on page 16. Of course, I prefer not to think about back to school until after Labor Day which usually leaves us one or two frantic days of preparation with my kids complaining because all the “cool school supplies” are gone.

August still offers so much to see and do before the end of summer (are you keeping up with your checklist from our June issue?). Be sure to make room in your life for the famous Atlantic City Airshow (schedule on page 8) and remember to do some of the touristy stuff like climbing the Absecon Lighthouse (August 7 is National Lighthouse Day), going out on a boat ride with the Atlantic City Cruises, checking out the Atlantic City Aquarium and making a visit to Lucy the Elephant (cool new dining option details on page 26). If you need to get out of the sun or if the weather isn’t cooperating with your plans, be sure to check out the open bounce times at Bounce U (schedule and discount coupon on page 5) or the Jersey Shore Children’s Museum (with discount coupon on page 31).

Let’s all agree not to get too freaked out about going back to school but, rather, let us enjoy these last few days of summer. Hope to see you on the beach!

Yours,

Matt Griffith

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Back to school? Already? As always, the summer is just whizzing by without the courtesy of giving everyone a warning that it’s soon to fade away. And again, as always, I haven’t done half of things I wanted to do with my kids this year.

Remember the Summer Checklist we ran in the June issue? I promised myself my family would do at least half of the things on the list. To date, I think we’ve only done 14 of the 58 things on the list. (I even took my kids to the Forth of July fireworks, but I couldn’t find sparklers!)

And, I did do some fun stuff that wasn’t on the list so I’m still a good mommy, right?

One of the best things about working with Matt on Jersey Shore Family is the constant reminder of how important it is to spend time with my kids, and how fast time flies. I’m a bit of a workaholic. (I publish two other publications, run a marketing company, and host 3 websites.) I also have the pleasure of working from home most of the time, and I’m home with the kids every day.

The upside? I don’t have to worry about daycare anymore, and I’m with my kids all the time. The downside? I never have enough time to get everything done, and I’m with my kids all the time.

I end up taking our time for granted and sometimes forgetting what’s important in life. Sound familiar?

Another thing I love about Jersey Shore Family is that it really is the best source for information and tips on raising kids.

The “What’s Up Doc” feature gives me great ideas, and I always learn something new about caring for my kids’ health. It also gave me the opportunity to visit Dr. Calabro, something I wouldn’t have considered in the past. (What an eye-opener that was! He’s amazing—everyone should take their kids to see him at least once!)

Product features like last month’s “A Day at the

Beach” forces me to think outside of the box, and find new products that are great for the whole family.

“It’s a Date” reminds me how important it is to spend time with my husband, which is probably the most difficult thing to do with a busy schedule and the first thing to get neglected. Check out this month’s date-night hot spot, Bella Luna on page 26.

“Where’s the Party” is a great source for parents with little kids. How many parties can you have at Chucky Cheese, right?

I don’t even have to mention “Are We There Yet” or the Events section. What valuable resources... right?

Jersey Shore Family publisher, Matt and his wife Jeanne actually put the events list together every month, which gives me a whole new perspective on life at the Jersey Shore. Previously, it wouldn’t even occur to me to do a lot of the things they include in the calendar. (They have a totally different type of family, kind of a mix between the Brady Bunch and the Huxtibles.)

This month, while gathering the information for the “Back to School” guide, I asked my 12 year old son to think of things he needed for school. I’m so glad I did, because I wouldn’t have thought of a lot of the things he came up with. Overall, my goal for this issue is to try to help other parents get into the “back-to-school” mind set, and encourage everyone to get out there and make the best of what’s left of the summer. I hope I did my job. Please let us know how we did and if you haven’t already joined our Facebook page, check it out. It’s a great place to exchange information with other parents, get to know your neighbors, and become acquainted with Matt. He’s the driving force behind the Facebook page, and he’s a wealth of information.

All the Best,

editor’s noteSherrii Brentari, Editor

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eVeRY mondAYmonday morning madness, Currier’s Magical Mania, 11am, EHT Library by the EHT Rec Department, 609-272-8120 (Thru 8/9)mom to mom, Shore Memorial, Jenkins Room, 1:00pm – 3:00pm, A time for moms to connect with other moms, Reg. Req. 609-653-3228

eVeRY TUeSdAYFuntastic Tuesdays Ocean City 10am – 1pm on Asbury Ave. Entertainment, Face Painters,Balloon sculptors.Paws to Read, 10:30am, Ventnor Library, Read to therapy dog, Luke, 609-8-23-4614 (Thru 8/17)Family Film & Fun night 7:15pm at Cornerstone Auditorium at Stainton’s Square - 810 Asbury. $4 per person or max $15 per family includes: movie, pizza, popcorn and drink. 609-399-7527

eVeRY WedneSdAYocean City Farmers market 8am–1pm at the Tabernacle Grounds, Ocean City Wednesdays for Kids, Ocean City Historical Museum—10:30, 11:30 and 1, Families are invited to drop-in for a 45 mini tour and art-making activity. $3/child. 609-399-1801 or visit www.ocnjmusuem.orgmake a Splash! Summer Reading Program 10:30am, Galloway Library, Ages 3 ½ - 5, Reg. Req. 609-652-2352 (Thru 8/11)Starfish Storytime, 10:30am, Mays Landing Library, Ages 3-6, Reg. Req. 609-625-2776 x6304 (Thru 8/11) The Search for Sealife, 11am, Absecon Lighthouse, Themed snacks, games, crafts and stories. 609-449-1360

make a Splash ReAd! 11:30am, Egg Harbor City Library, Grades K-4, Reg. Req. 609-804-1063 (Thru 8/11)make a Splash! Summer Reading Program 1:30pm, Galloway Library, Ages 3 ½ - 5, Reg. Req. 609-652-2352 (Thru 8/11)octopus’s Craft Club, 3pm, Mays Landing Library, Ages 5+, Reg. Req. 609-625-2776 x6304 (Thru 8/11)Water Crafts, Wearable Art, 3pm, Hammonton Library, bring in a shirt to dye, Ages 8+, Reg. Req. 609-561-2264 (Thru 8/11)make Waves @ Your Library, Summer Reading Program, 3:30pm, Egg Harbor City Library, Grades 5-8, Reg. Req. 609-804-1063 (Thru 8/11)medical explorers, Shore Memorial, (14 & Up) 6:30pm – 8pm, for high school students interested in medical careers, Reg. Req. (609) 653-3724ocean City evenings Along Asbury, 5pm – 8pm, Music, Art, Shopping & Dining in Ocean City

eVeRY THURSdAYAtlantic City Farmer’s market, 10am – 4pm, Center City Park, Atlantic Ave between N. and S. Carolina Ave., Concert 12noon – 2pm, 609-344-8338ocean City market days 10am–1pm - Asbury Ave. Entertainment, Face Painters, Balloon sculptors.Steve & Cookies Farmers market, 9am–12:30pm, Amherst Ave, Margate, Features fresh fruits/veggies, flowers, free-trade coffee & seafood. Guppies Playtime, 10am, Mays Landing Library, Ages 6m – 36m, Reg. Req. 609-625-2776 x6304 (Thru 8/12)Wee Read, 10am, Ventnor Library, Ages 3-5, Reg. Req. 609-823-4614 (Thru 8/19)


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make a Splash! Summer Reading Program, 10:30am, Galloway Library, Ages 3 ½ - 5, Reg. Req. 609-652-2352 (Thru 8/19)make a Splash! Summer Reading Program, 1pm, Pleasantville Library, Ages 3 ½ - 5, Reg. Req. 609-652-2352 (Thru 8/19)Story Hour, 10:30am and 1:30pm Somers Point Library, Ages 3-6, 609-927-7113 (Thru 8/19)Story Hour, 11am,at the Hamilton Mall, Ages 3-6, 609-625-2776 (Thru 8/19)Starfish Storytime, 1:30pm, Mays Landing Library, Ages 3-6, Reg Req. 609-625-2776 x6304 (Thru 8/12)Storytime, 4-5 pm, Brigantine Library, Ages 3-5, 609-266-0110Just Add Water, Water Themed Craft, 3pm, Ventnor Library, 609-823-4614 (Thru 8/19)Wildwood Boardwalk Family Fun nights, 7pm – 9pm, Parading clowns, characters and music, FREE 609-523-1602

eVeRY FRidAYWildwood Fireworks on the Beach at Pine Avenue. Summer fireworks and laser extravaganza! 10pm Free 609-523-1602

eVeRY SATURdAYStory Hour, 10:30am, Somers Point Library, Ages 3-6, 609-927-7113 (Thru 8/21)

Atlantic City Farmer’s market, 10am – 4pm, Center City Park, Atlantic Ave between North and South Carolina Avenues, 609-344-8338

SUndAY AUGUST 1infant Swimming Resource Course, AtlantiCare LifeCenter, 7am – 2:45pm, Reg. Req., 888-569-1000Wildwood Boardwalk Craft Show Rio Grande Avenue. 9am-5pm 609-522-0378Beach Concert – The Third Nut, 12-3pm, 30th Street Beach, Avalon, www.avalonboro.orgJoe m. Turner magic Show, Christian illusionist, 7pm, Ocean City Tabernacle, 5th & Wesley Ave. FREE, 609-399-1915 ocean City Pops Pianist Jeffrey Biegel, 8pm, Music Pier, Moorlyn Terrace and Boardwalk. Tickets $15/$10 609-525-9248

mondAY, AUGUST 2Centennial Live music Heather Road and Ocean Avenues, Wildwood Crest. 7:30 p.m. Live music for the entire family on the outdoor deck of the Crest Pier. FREE 609-523-0202Authentic irish Pipe and drum Brigade parade, 7pm - 9pm, Wildwoods Boardwalk 609-523-1602


Wildwood Bandshell, 7pm, Schellenger Avenue and the Boardwalk, Wildwood, Dancers ages 6–18 perform. 413-568-4815

TUeSdAY, AUGUST 3Water olympics, 2pm, Egg Harbor Township Library, Ages 6+, Try your skill at different water related competitions, Reg. Req. 609-927-8664Catch the Reading Wave, 1:30pm, Galloway Library, Grades 1-3, Reg. Req. 609-652-2352Turtle Races (Race Heats), 6:30pm, Egg Harbor City Library, Ages 3+ when accompanied by an adult, Reg. Req, 609-804-1063mummers night Strutting 7pm – 9pm on the Ocean City Boardwalk, 6th – 14th Sts.doo Wop era 7pm – 9pm, Wildwoods Boardwalk, 609-523-1602national night out – Visit www.nationalnightout.org for more information.FRee Regal movie, Mays Landing, 10am, Mr. Bean’s Holiday (G) and Barnyard (PG)Big Beach movie – 8:30pm, GI Joe-Rise of Cobra, 30th Street Beach, Avalon, www.avalonboro.org

events WedneSdAY, AUGUST 4Sand Sculpting Contest 9am at the Ocean City 6th St. Beach 609-525-9300miss Crustacean Hermit Crab Beauty Pagent, 1pm, 6th St. Beach, OC, 609-525-9300Hermit Crab Races, 1:30, 6th St. Beach, Ocean City 609-525-9300Wildwoods Baby Parade- Registration at Wildwoods Conv. Center, 5pm, Parade steps off at 6pm. Rain date-Aug. 5. FREE. 609-729-4000.Centennial Live music, 7:30-9pm, Fern Rd and Ocean Ave., Wildwood Crest, Live music for the entire family. FREE. 609-523-0202FRee Regal movie, Mays Landing, 10am, Mr. Bean’s Holiday (G) and Barnyard (PG)By The Sea Sing-Along, 10:30am, Mays Landing Library, Ages 2+, Reg. Req. 609-625-2776 x6304

THURSdAY, AUGUST 548th Annual ocean City Boardwalk Art Show 10am – 6pm, 609-525-9310magic of Ken northridge, 11am, Avalon Elementary School, www.avalonboro.orgCenter for Childbirth Tour, 5:30pm, AtlantiCare, Mainland Campus, 888-569-1000 “Look, Listen, Learn”—Ocean City Historical Museum Presents 6pm-9pm, 609-399-1801Turtle Races (Race Finals), 6:30pm, Egg Harbor City Library, Ages 3+ when accompanied by an adult, Reg. Req, 609-804-1063The 10th Annual Art of Surfing at the Ocean City Music Pier. 7pm – 10pm, A FREE family event featuring original art from surfing’s biggest names, live music, and a chance to meet artists from across the country.night at the movies, McClinton Waterfront Park @ New Hampshire Ave, Atlantic City, 8pm, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, 609-344-8338majesties of the Pond, 10:30am, Somers Point Library and 1pm, Pleasantville Library, Ages 3-6, Presented by Jerry Schneider with T-Shirt craft. 609-927-7113/ 609-641-1778 ($4 Materials fee)

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Rhythm in the Park Concert Series, Tony Canale Park, Egg Harbor Township, Howard Isaacson, pm, 609-272-8120night at the movies, Chelsea Heights Field, Atlantic City, 8pm, Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs, 609-344-8338

SATURdAY, AUGUST 7Philomena monastero Boardwalk for the Cure, 8am, stroll with us to fight cancer on the Wildwoods Boardwalk. Entrance fee for participants. Check-in/registration, Walk starts at 11am 267.496.6419national Lighthouse day, 10am – 5pm, Help support and preserve the beauty and history of NJ’s tallest lighthouse in honor of the special day. Offering light refreshments. Regular admission rates apply ($7 adults, $5 seniors, $4 children) 609-449-136048th Annual ocean City Boardwalk Art Show 10am – 6pm 609-525-9310Hermit Crab Races, 10:30am, Brigantine Library, Ages 3-16, One crab per child so bring your fastest crab! 609-266-0110A Pirate Tale: Quest for True Treasure, 11:00am, Ventnor Library, Presented by storyteller Don Dougherty, 609-823-4614The 10th Annual Art of Surfing at the Ocean City Music Pier. 12pm – 10pm. It is a FREE family event featuring original art from surfing’s biggest names, live music, and a chance to meet artists from across the country.Beach Concert – Dave Murray, 12:00-3:00pm, 30th Street Beach, Avalon, www.avalonboro.orgStorybook Land-Alice in Wonderland’s “Tea Party” 12-2pm2010 Summer Concert Series at Gardner’s Basin, Atlantic City, 1:00pm – Dusk, Russell Thompkins and the New Stylistics with opener, The Inca Tribute Band, In the Meantime, Angela Burton and Passion, 609-348-2880Centennial outdoor Concert - Storm Front (a Billy Joel tribute band), 7:30 pm, Fern Road and Ocean Avenue, FREE 609-523-0202

SUndAY, AUGUST 8Katz JCC duckfest 2010, Great Ducky Race & Kids Triathalon, Washington Ave. Pier, Margate, Kids Triathalon 8am; Ducky Race; 10am, 609-822-1167


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mondAY, AUGUST 9Authentic irish Pipe and drum Brigade parade on the Wildwoods Boardwalk. 7pm - 9pm 609-523-1602Wildwood Bandshell, 7pm, Schellenger Avenue and the Boardwalk, Wildwood, Dancers ages 6 - 18 perform. Free 413-568-4815

Centennial Live music Heather Road and Ocean Avenues, Wildwood Crest. 7:30 p.m. Live music for the entire family on the outdoor deck of the Crest Pier. FREE 609-523-0202

TUeSdAY, AUGUST 10Pamper Scamper Annual baby crawling race 9am registration, 9:30am start at the Ocean City Boardwalk 6th St. Beach 609-525-9300.FRee Regal movie, Mays Landing, 10am, Charlotte’s Web (G) and Evan Almighty (PG)magic of Joe Fischer, 11am, Avalon Elementary School, www.avalonboro.orgSummer Playhouse Performance, 6:30pm, Egg Harbor Township Library, 609-927-8664mummers night Strutting 7pm – 9pm on the Ocean City Boardwalk, 6th – 14th Sts.Big Beach movie – Planet 51, 30th Street Beach, Avalon 8:30pm, www.avalonboro.org

WedneSdAY, AUGUST 11new mom Tea & Social Club, 10am, AtlantiCare, Mainland Campus, Share stories, exchange tips and make new friends. 888-569-1000FRee Regal movie, Mays Landing, 10am, Charlotte’s Web (G) and Evan Almighty (PG)

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THURSdAY, AUGUST 12Wiggles and Words, AtlantiCare LifeCenter, An active twist on story hour, 10am – 11:30am, Ages 3-6, Reg. req. ($15) and includes a copy of the selected storybook, 888-569-1000Post Partum Wellness Group, 10am, AtlantiCare, Mainland Campus, Provides support, resources and an open forum for women. 888-569-1000end of Summer Reading Program Party, 2pm, Egg Harbor Township Library, Awards and Party with presentation by the Marine Mammal Stranding Center, Open to all SRP participants. 609-927-8664

Set Sail drama Club Performance, 2pm, Mays Landing Library, Enjoy “The Pirate Ghost of the Great Egg Harbor River”, 609-625-2776 x6304Just Add Water, Water Themed Craft, 3pm, Ventnor Library, 609-823-4614ice Cream Social, 6:30pm, Egg Harbor City Library, Open to all SRP participants, Reg. Req. 609-804-1063night at the movies, McClinton Waterfront Park @ New Hampshire Ave, Atlantic City, 8pm, A Star is Born, 609-344-8338Twins Contest 6:30 pm, Prizes for those who look the most and least alike. Registration begins at 6pm in front of the Ocean City Music Pier, Moorlyn Terrace & Boardwalk. 609-525-9300101st Annual Baby Parade 10:15am, Ocean City Boardwalk, 6th – 12th Sts.. For more information call 609-525-9300

FRidAY, AUGUST 13irish Summer Fest & Celtic Crossroads Concert, Wildwoods Convention Center. 10am-10pm 609-849-6365


eventsmeet me at the Boardwalk, 1:00pm, Mays Landing Library, Ages 2+, End of Summer Reading Program Party, Reg. Req. 609-625-2776Rhythm in the Park Concert Series, Tony Canale Park, Egg Harbor Township, Suite Inspiration, 7pm, 609-272-8120night at the movies, Kingston Ave. Playground, W. Kingston and Sunset Ave., Atlantic City, 8pm, Transformers, 609-344-8338Wildwood Fireworks on the Beach at Pine Avenue. Summer fireworks and laser extravaganza! 10pm. Free 609-523-1602

SATURdAY, AUGUST 14irish Summer Fest & Celtic Crossroads Concert, Wildwoods Convention Center. 10am-10pm 609-849-6365Safe Kids Car Seat Check-Up, Bennett Chevrolet, Egg Harbor Township, 9am – 1pm, Sponsored by AtlantiCare, South Jersey Traffic Safety Alliance, Atlantic and Cape May Counties Sherriff’s Office and the Delaware River Bay Authority, No reg. req.Hermit Crab Races, 10:30am, Brigantine Library, Ages 3-16, One crab per child so bring your fastest crab! 609-266-0110miss ocean City Pageant 8pm at the Ocean City Music Pier, Moorlyn Terrace & Boardwalk. Tickets $15 at the door. 609-525-9300Centennial Crest Beach Race, On the beach at Heather Road, Wildwood start and finish at Beach Pier. 7pm 5K beach run, one-mile family fun run/walk. Rain date Sunday, Aug. 15. Fee required. 609-523-0202

SUndAY, AUGUST 15United Way of Cape may County’s Rubber ducky Regatta, Raging Waters Water Park, Morey’s Piers, Schellenger Avenue & the Boardwalk, Wildwood. 7:30pm Watch as thousands of little yellow ducks race at Raging Waters for great prizes. Free 609-729-2002night at the movies, Kennedy Plaza on Boardwalk at Mississippi Ave, Atlantic City, 8:00pm, Back to the Future Part II, 609-344-8338

TUeSdAY, AUGUST 17Weird Week – Wacky But not Tacky these events are fun for the entire family. 11am each day at the Ocean City Music Pier, Moorlyn Terrace & Boardwalk. 609-525-9300

makin’ music, Avalon Elementary School, 11am, www.avalonboro.orgmummers night Strutting 7pm – 9pm on the Ocean City Boardwalk, 6th – 14th Sts.Family Film & Fun Night 7:15pm at Cornerstone Auditorium at Stainton’s Square - 810 Asbury. $4 per person or max $15 per family includes: movie, pizza, popcorn and drink. 609-399-7527Big Beach movie – How to Train Your Dragon, 30th Street Beach, Avalon 8:30pm, www.avalonboro.org

WedneSdAY, AUGUST 18Baby Basics Course, An introduction to parenthood for expectant parents, adoptive parents, grandparents and caregivers. 10am, AtlantiCare, Mainland Campus, Reg. Req. 888-569-1000The Secrets of Sailors, 11am, Absecon Lighthouse, Themed snacks, games, crafts and stories. 609-449-1360

THURSdAY, AUGUST 19The Turtle Singer, 11am, Avalon Elementary School, www.avalonboro.orgThe Alcove—9th annual “Evening on the Deck” Trump Marina. 609-484-1133night at the movies, McClinton Waterfront Park @ New Hampshire Ave, Atlantic City, 8pm, War Games, 609-344-8338

FRidAY, AUGUST 20Brendan Borek Skate Jam, 10:30am, Avalon Skate Park, brendansfund.orgLittle miss ocean City Pageant, 7pm, Music Pier, Moorlyn Terrace & Boardwalk. Tickets are $10 at the Music Pier Box Office. 609-525-9304.Brendan Borek movie night, 7pm, Avalon Community Hall, brendansfund.orgnight at the movies, Bartram Ave. Beach, Atlantic City, 8pm, Valentine’s Day, 609-344-8338

SATURdAY, AUGUST 21Brendan Borek Surfing Contest, 6am–4pm, 30th Street Beach, Avalon, brendansfund.org Safe Sitter Class, AtlantiCare Hospital (Mainland), Childbirth Classroom, 8:45am–4pm, Ages 11-13, Reg. Req., 888-569-1000Safe Kids Car Seat Check-Up, Action Auto Body, Hammonton, 9am–1pm, Sponsored by AtlantiCare, South Jersey Traffic Safety Alliance, Atlantic and Cape May Counties Sherriff’s Office and the Delaware River Bay Authority, No reg. req.


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Safe Kids Car Seat Check-Up, Burke Chevrolet, Cape May Courthouse, 9am – 1pm, Sponsored by AtlantiCare, South Jersey Traffic Safety Alliance, Atlantic and Cape May Counties Sherriff’s Office and the Delaware River Bay Authority, No registration requiredHobby Fair, Historic Cold Spring Village, 10am – 4:30pm, 720 Rt. 9, Cape May, Interactive Crafts, Collectibles and pastimes on display throughout the Village. Model railroading, ghost hunting, electronic planes and more. 609-898-2300new Baby day Camp for Big Brothers & Sisters, 10am, Intended for children 2—10, snack provided, AtlantiCare, Mainland, Childbirth Classroom, 888-569-1000William Penn Cat Show, 11am-4pm, Wildwoods Convention Center, 732-552-6994Beach Concert – Brendan Borek, 12—3pm, 30th Street Beach, Avalon, brendansfund.org

SUndAY, AUGUST 22Hobby Fair, Historic Cold Spring Village, 10am–4:30pm, 720 Rt. 9, Cape May, Interactive Crafts, Collectibles and pastimes on display throughout the Village. Model railroading, ghost hunting, electronic planes and more. 609-898-2300William Penn Cat Show, 11am-4pm, Wildwoods Convention Center, 732-552-6994night at the movies, Kennedy Plaza on Boardwalk at Mississippi Ave, Atlantic City, 8pm, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, 609-344-8338

mondAY, AUGUST 23Bicycle Auction 10am–12noon, 46th St. & West Ave. located behind the 46th St. Municipal Building–North end of building. Reg. begins at 9am. Driver’s license, passport or valid ID required to reg.. Raindate Aug 24th 609-525-9356

TUeSdAY, AUGUST 24end of Summer Picnic, 12pm, Somers Point Library, Ages 3-6, for Story Hour families, 609-927-7113Family movie night: Flushed Away, 6pm, Hammonton Library, Ages 8+, 609-561-2264Absecon Lighthouse Full moon Climb, 6pm, Absecon Lighthouse, See Atlantic City like never before. 609-449-1360mummers night Strutting 7pm – 9pm on the Ocean City Boardwalk, 6th – 14th Sts.

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SUndAY, AUGUST 29Seafarers’ Weekend – Historic Cold Spring Village, 10:00am – 4:30pm, 720 Rt. 9, Cape May, NJ, Pirate fight scenes and performances, living history encampments depicting British piracy, c. 1710, sea shanties, duck decoy carving, antique boats on display and more. Visitors are encouraged to come dressed in pirate garb. Kiddie pirate costume contest at 2pm on both days. 609-898-2300

Sports Card, Toys, Comics and Collectibles Show, Wildwoods Convention Center. 10am-5pm Free admission. 732-422-9365

night at the movies, Kennedy Plaza on Boardwalk at Mississippi Ave, Atlantic City, 8:00pm, The Mighty Ducks, 609-344-8338

TUeSdAY, AUGUST 31mummers night Strutting 7pm – 9pm on the Ocean City Boardwalk, 6th – 14th Sts.

WedneSdAY, AUGUST 25Thunder over the Boardwalk, Atlantic City Airshow, 10am -3:30pm, Visible from anywhere on the Atlantic City Beach and Boardwalk, 609-348-7000

THURSdAY, AUGUST 26Post Partum Wellness Group, 10am, AtlantiCare, Mainland Campus, Provides support, resources and an open forum for women to discuss being a new mom. 888-569-1000night at the movies, McClinton Waterfront Park @ New Hampshire Ave, Atlantic City, 8:00pm, Carmen Jones, 609-344-8338

FRidAY, AUGUST 27Sports Card, Toys, Comics & Collectibles Show, Wildwoods Convention Center. 3-9pm Free admission. 732-422-9365night at the movies, Chelsea Heights Field, Atlantic City, 8:00pm, Madagascar – Escape to Africa, 609-344-8338

SATURdAY, AUGUST 28RnS Celebration Run 5K & Kids 1m Fun Run, 8:30am, Ocean City High School, www.rnscancerandheartfund.orgSeafarers’ Weekend – Historic Cold Spring Village, 10am – 4:30pm, 720 Rt. 9, Cape May, NJ, Pirate fight scenes and performances, living history encampments depicting British piracy, c. 1710, sea shanties, duck decoy carving, antique boats on display and more. Visitors are encouraged to come dressed in pirate garb. Kiddie pirate costume contest at 2pm on both days. 609-898-2300Sports Card, Toys, Comics & Collectibles Show, Wildwoods Convention Center. 3-9pm Free admission. 732-422-93652010 Summer Concert Series at Gardner’s Basin, Atlantic City, 1:00pm – Dusk, The Dramatics with opener Jackie Greggs, Motown Groove, Lana Forrester and Friends and Johnny D’Angelo, 609-348-2880The magic of Broadway Presented by the OC Theatre Company Junior Company at the Music Pier, Moorlyn Terrace and Boardwalk. 2:00pm and 7:30pm, Adults: $12, kids under 12: $10. 609-525-9300 or visit www.ocnj.us Animal House 5K, 8am, Cape May County Park & Zoo, www.animalhouse5K.comWWe RAW WoRLd ToUR, Wildwoods Convention Center’s Oceanfront Arena—8pm 1-800-745-3000. Tickets start at $15!

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TapeWho doesn’t need a little tape? And teachers don’t always like to share! Perfect for back-backs, Baumgartens’ Mini Tape Dispenser w/4 Tape Rolls. Prices start at $4.99 available on www.Amazon.com

The BasicsCrayonsEvery pre-school child needs them. Many parents dread them. Your kids creations are great, but not on the walls! Make sure you try Crayola’s Washable Crayons®. They really do wash off almost any surface, and they only cost a bit more at $4.99 for a 16 pack.

PencilsThere are as many different types of pencils as there are types of kids. A recent trend in middle-school are lead pencils (some teachers prefer the thin lines). They vary in style, thickness, and price, so make sure you know what your child prefers before you stock up. PaperMate has a whole line of lead pens including the Comfortmate Ultra Pencil which is pretty much middle of the road when it

comes to lead pencils. Prices start at $3.99

ErasersThere are a rainbow of erasers out there. Different styles, colors, and even scents. Check out the Foohy Scented Eraser Caps, a favorite with the little guys and girls. Prices start at $4.99 available

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As summer comes to an end, the back-to-school bug fills the air. It’s best to start gathering supplies early to take advantage of the discounts and large selections. How many times have you rushed out looking for a “Dora” lunch box only find all the “good” lunch boxes are gone and just a few “Transformer” or “Barney” boxes are left on the almost empty shelves.

Schools now make it a bit easier for parents to buy the essentials by posting lists of needed school supplies on their websites. Make sure you check the school website or call the school for a list of required supplies before you hit the stores.


Liv Crayola is a new product line that lets kids customize and decorate everything from pens, binders and folders to wallpapers for their cell phones or computers. Kids choose from a variety of design packs or use their own photos.

Designs packs can be purchase ready to go or kids can visit www.LivCrayola. com custom to design and print their creations.

Liv Products start at $5.99 and are available exclusively at Target

Disney Netpal ASUS Eee Netbook Computer is designed for kids ages 6–12. It’s durable, has an extended battery life of 5 hours, and a cool Disney user interface and tons of parental-control options and kid-friendly software. Price ranges from $299 - $199 www.Amazon.com

Kids Classmate Tablet PC Net Book Tablet is designed for K through 12 students. Swivel touch-screen allows kids to draw on screen and easily alternate between the traditional keyboard mode and tablet mode.``````````````````````Kid friendly software and parental- controls installed.

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Riot brand school supplies are a hit with Tween Boys!

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WHAT DO YOU DO?Emotional or behavioralhelp for children

By David Huang, MD

Children’s emotional and behavioral health disorders can lead to problems in school, family conflicts, drug abuse, violence, and even suicide.

Nightmares, trouble concentrating, poor school performance, drug or alcohol use and withdrawing from friends and family are signs a child might need help. A child’s emotional well-being impacts the whole family.

Whether your child is physically ill or experiencing emotional or behavioral issues, a key to his or her well-being is having a good relationship with your pediatrician and following up with a specialist when he or she recommends it.

Whether we are evaluating children in our child and adolescent outpatient or acute partial hospitalization program or working with teens at ABH’s Teen Centers at Atlantic City and Oakcrest High Schools, AtlantiCare Behavioral Health is committed to meeting children’s unique needs.

AtlantiCare Behavioral Health cares for children and adolescents ages three to 18, because every child’s mental health is important.

ABH Child/Adolescent Acute Partial Hospitalization Program Hamilton Business Park, 1450 19th Street, Mays Landing.

The ABH Child/Adolescent program serves children ages nine through 17 who are returning from, or are at risk for, out-of-home placement, including hospitalization or foster care due to psychiatric illness. This intensive acute setting is designed specifically for children. The team includes child psychiatrists, a doctor of psychology, a registered nurse, Master’s-level therapists and clinical case managers. Children are referred to the program through physicians and mental healthcare professionals.

Child/Adolescent Behavioral Health Outpatient ServicesAtlantiCare Health Park, 2500 English Creek Avenue, Building 1000, Suite 1002, Egg Harbor Township

The ABH Child/Adolescent Behavioral Health Outpatient Services provides psychiatric evaluations and medication monitoring, as well as behavioral health therapy for children ages three through 18 with behavioral and emotional problems including depression, anxiety,

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attention deficit disorder, bipolar disorder, thought disorders and other psychiatric illnesses. The team includes two child psychiatrists, a doctor of psychology, a licensed professional nurse, Master’s-level clinicians, licensed clinical social workers, licensed professional counselors, and a clinical case manager. The staff specializes in child and adolescent issues and treatment. Children are referred to the program through parents/guardians, family physicians and mental healthcare professionals.

David Huang, MD, has served as child psychiatrist at ABH’s Child and Adolescent Outpatient Services office in Egg Harbor Township since 2009. He is certified in adult psychiatry and child and adolescent psychiatry by the American Board of psychiatry and Neurology. He completed his residency in psychiatry at Cooper University Hospital—Robert Wood Johnson Medical Center in Camden, New Jersey; he completed his child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship at Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center in Brooklyn, NY. To Schedule an Appointment

Parents or guardians seeking behavioral health treatment for children should call the AtlantiCare Access Center at 1-888-569-1000.

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About AtlantiCare Behavioral Health (ABH)

AtlantiCare Behavioral Health (ABH) is southeastern New Jersey’s largest provider of mental health treatment, substance use/addiction recovery services and family care programs. With 26 locations throughout the region, ABH offers a broad range of services to help individuals and their families with serious mental illnesses, anxieties relating to school or job stress and other issues. ABH also provides employee assistance programs for area employers, which include employee counseling services, behavioral health wellness programs and critical incident debriefing services. ABH manages the 34-bed psychiatric inpatient program located at the Mainland campus of AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center and a psychiatric crisis intervention program at ARMC’s Atlantic City campus.


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Dr. Casey holds patient baby Canyon after a percussor treatment. Canyon who is just under 1 year old, obviously enjoys the treatment and virtually purrs throughout the entire exam.

Dr. Rich’s son Ricky, injured himself in a snow boarding accident that ripped his shoulder out of it’s socket and landed him in the emergency room. Dr. Rich treats Ricky with both laser treat-ments and a magnetic pulse instruments that allows him to adjust the bones without using a lot of pressure.“After my first laser session I noticed more range of movement,” says Ricky. “And the treatments are completely painless.”

At what age should a parent consider taking their child to see a chiropractor? Some parents might be surprised by the answer.

Klingert Family Chiropractic Center treats patients of all ages... sometimes even before they are born.

Your immediate reaction might be to assume a child would not benefit from chiropractic care, or that they may be frightened of having their spine adjusted.

If you’d like to see first hand what a typical visit to Klingert’s office is like, I invite you to visit their website and see for yourself how much children enjoy the visits and hear first hand from their parents about how much chiropractic have helped improve their child’s health and well being.

When you visit the site, you will see Dr. Casey and Dr. Rich adjusting patients of all shapes and sizes. Patients and their parents can’t say enough about the doctors or about how much Chiropractic has improved their health and quality of life.

Make an appointment today for a complimentary exam or for more information, call 609-653-1100 for Egg Harbor Township or 609-909-9355 for Mays Landing, or visit www.klingertwellness.com.


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Ocean Front Al Fresco Dining with a view... A view of Lucy AND a view of the Atlantic. What’s better than that?

If the wind in your hair, the scent of the ocean, and the warm glow of tiki-torches is your idea of the perfect setting for the perfect date, then call the babysitter and make your way to the new Bella Luna Restaurant in Margate.

Bella Luna’s Executive Chef Jason Tell describes the ambiance of the open air eatery as “Sexy, Romantic, and Fun.” He’s also quick to point out that ‘Bella Luna’ is Italian for ‘beautiful moon.’

The Italian influence doesn’t stop with the name, but flows through the menu touching lightly on almost every dish.

A self-taught Chef of over 12 years, Jason has created an eclectic menu featuring a medley of surf, turf, and pasta favorites prepared with a local flair using locally grown vegetables and Jersey caught seafood whenever possible. He adds a sense of whimsy to classic dishes like Grilled Seasoned Chicken by pairing it with a peanut mango salsa and serving it up with fresh Jersey grilled corn on the cob.

it’s a date!

Bella Luna has all the qualities that epitomize romantic summertime dining including a tropical ambiance and live music and dancing. Every Thursday

local singer Suzie Neustadter and the Groove perform

live and the lower deck offers enough room for several couples to slow dance into the night.

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special, private dining in Lucy’s “howdah” riding basket. Amazing!

Perhaps the most beautiful thing about Bella Luna is that all proceeds go towards the preservation of Lucy the Elephant, a National Historic Landmark.

Executive Director of the Save Lucy Foundation Richard Helfant stresses that the local appeal and focus of the restaurant is all about Lucy. Although the I Love Lucy Cafe that previously occupied the space was named for the beloved pachyderm none of its proceeds benefited the Save Lucy Foundation.

Dinner is served Wednesday through Sunday beginning at 5pm and reservations are recommended. For a complete menu visit: www.lucytheelephant.org

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In addition to the regular menu, Chef Jason experiments with different feature dishes. His signature dish, Watermelon Salad blends thin slices of watermelon, Bermuda onions, feta cheese and pistachio into a fresh summer-time favorite.


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Jersey Shore Children’s museumShore Mall, EHT, (609) 645-7741www.childrensmuseumsinnj.com

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Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Atlantic/Cape may Counties519 Shore Road, Somers Point(609)653-8250www.bbbsatlanticcape.org

Boys & Girls Club of AC317 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Atlantic City(609) 347-2697 • www.acbgc.org

CASA of Atlantic and Cape may Counties 321 Shore Road Somers Point (609) 601-7800www.atlanticcapecasa.org

Covenant House Atlantic City929 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City(609) 348-4070 www.covenanthouse.org

FACeS: Autism Support networkPO Box 2341, ventnor (609) 412-3750www.faces-autismsupport.org

Family Service Association3073 English Creek Avenue; Suite 3Egg Harbor Township(609) 569-0239 • www.fsasj.org

Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape may Counties607 N. Jerome Avenue, Margate(609) 822-1108 • www.jfsatlantic.org

Shore mother’s ClubNorthfield, Linwood, Somers Point, EHTwww.shoremothersclub.com

FUn & AmUSemenTSAbsecon Lighthouse31 South Rhode Island AvenueAtlantic City • (609) 449-1360www.abseconlighthouse.org

Atlantic City Cruises800 N. New Hampshire Ave Atlantic City • 609-347-7600www.atlanticcitycruises.com

Atlantic City Aquarium800 North New Hampshire Ave., Atlantic City • (609) 348-2880www.acaquarium.com

Camden Aquarium1 Aquarium Drive, Camden(856) 365-3300www.adventureaquarium.com

Cape may County Park & Zoo707 N Rte 9, Cape May Court House(609) 465-5271www.capemaycountygov.net

delsea drive-in2203 S. Delsea Dr., vineland(856) 696-0011 • www.delseadrive-in.com

Frank Theatres6733 Black Horse Pike, EHT (609) 646-4700 www.franktheatres.com

Gillian’s Wonderland Pier600 Boardwalk, Ocean City(609) 399-7082 • www.gillians.com

Historic Cold Springs Village720 Route 9, Cape May(609) 898-2300 • www.hcsv.org

Lucy the elephant9200 Atlantic Avenue, Margate(609) 823-6473 • www.lucytheelephant.org

morey’s Pier3501 Boardwalk, Wildwood(609) 522-3900 • www.moreyspiers.com

noyes museum of ArtStockton College Summer Arts Camps 733 Lily Lake Road, Oceanville, NJ(609) 652-8848 • wwwnoyesmuseum.org

Steel Pier Amusement1000 Boardwalk, Atlantic City(609) 345-4893 • www.steelpier.com

Splash Zone Water Park3500 Boardwalk, Wildwood(609) 729-5600 www.splashzonewaterpark.com

Storybook Land6415 Black Horse Pike, EHT(609) 641-7847 • www.storybookland.com

Young’s Skating Center763 Park Road, Mays Landing(609) 625-1191 • www.youngsskatingcenter.com

mAGiCiAnSdr. Funny Bones magicYou’ll be glad we make housecallsMays Landing • (609) 433-6980DrFunnyBone@DrFunnyBonesMagic.comwww.DrFunnyBonesMagic.com

Rich Lessig The Great magician (609) 886-6509 • www.greatmagician.com

michael Russell Walsh, Conjuror(609) 646-6103 • www.wingedsilver.com


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MediCAl CenterAtlantic City Campus1925 Pacific Ave. • 609-345-4000mainland Campus65 W. Jimmie Leeds, Pomona 609-652-1000Kessler CampusEmergency Care, Lab, RadiologySatellite Emergency Department Open 24/7 • 600 South White Horse Pike, Hammonton • 609-561-1589. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Shore memorial Hospital 1 E. New York Ave. Somers Point(609) 653-3500 • www.shorememorial.org

PediATRiCAtlantiCare/nemours Children’s Health Program2500 English Creek Ave. Building 1000, Suite 1001 EHT • 609-641-3700

FAmiLY PRACTiCeAtlAntiCAre PhysiCiAn grouP FAMily MediCine

Lighthouse Plaza 459 Route 9 South, Little Egg Harbor • 609-296-4014Hope medical Commons210 South Shore Road, Suite 201, Marmora • 609-390-7814Broadway Square120 South White Horse Pike, Hammonton • 609-561-4211

inTeRnAL mediCineAtlAntiCAre PhysiCiAn

grouP internAl MediCine7313 Ventnor Ave., Ventnor • 609-441-2199

9 Broadway, Cape May Crt. House609-465-2710

AtlAntiCAre CliniCAl AssoCiAtes, internists

2500 English Creek Avenue, Building 900, Suite 907, EHT609-407-2310

onCoLoGYAtlAntiCAre CAnCer

CAre instituteA Fox Chase Cancer Center Partner2500 English Creek Avenue, Building 400, EHT. 1-888-569-1000

URGenT CAReAtlAntiCAre PhysiCiAn

grouP urgent CAre CentersBroadway Sq., 120 S. White Horse Pike, Hammonton • 609-407-CARE (2273)Lighthouse Plaza, 459 Rte. 9 S. , Little Egg Harbor • 609-407-CARE (2273)2500 english Creek Ave., Building 900, Suite 909, EHT609-407-CARE (2273)Hope medical Commons 210 South Shore Road, Suite 201, Marmora • 609-407-CARE (2273)Pinewood Plaza110 East Jimmie Leeds RoadGalloway • 609-748-2100

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grouP PAvillion oB/gyn2500 english Creek Ave., Building 200, Suite 214 • EHT • 609-677-7211120 South White Horse Pike Hammonton • 609-677-7211407 Shore Road • Somers Point, 609-677-7211

MEDICAL SERVICESCalabro Chiropractic Wellness CenterCentral Square 199 New Road, Suite 53, Linwood (609) 653-9501

Klingert Family Chiropractic Wellness1319 Old Zion Rd., EHT • (609) 653-1100 www.klingertwellness.com

dr. Larry & dr. Scott Fuerman optometryPleasantville Office, 55 E. Bl. Horse Pike, (609) 641-2330

Atlantic City Office, 17 S. New York Ave.(609) 347-2020

ReSTAURAnTSRainforest Cafe2201 Boardwalk, Atlantic City(609) 345-5757www.rainforestcafe.com

denny’s242 E. White Horse Pike, Galloway(609) 404-9003 • www.dennys.com

Friendly’s ice Cream Shop1003 Tilton Road, Northfield(609) 641-4380 • www.friendlys.com

SHoPPinGAtlantic City outlets, The Walk1931 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City(609) 872-7002 • www.acoutlets.com

Hamilton mall4403 Black Horse Pike, Mays Landing(609) 646-8326www.shophamilton.com

Historic Smithville and Village GreeneMoss Mill Rd., and New York Rd., Smithville • (609) 748-6160www.smithvillenj.com

SUmmeR CAmPSJewish Community Center501 N. Jerome Ave, Margate(609) 822-1167 • www.jccatlantic.org

SWimminG LeSSonSBrigantine Aquatic Center3118 Bayshore AvenueBrigantine • (609) 266-7946www.brigantineaquaticcenter.com

TRAVeLAAA mid-Atlantic901 Tilton Rd. Northfield(609) 646-6000

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Why is it that every summer seems hotter than the summer before? Blame it on global warming, blame it on getting older—whatever the reason, it’s just plain hot and getting hotter all the time.

As we suffer through this blistering summer it’s good to know the relief of the beach is within reach. But you can’t go to the beach every day.

You can always take your little ones to a nearby water-parks. Make a day of it, bring a cooler, and enjoy watching your kids have what seems like the best time of their lives. Maybe you’ll even join in the fun. When is the last time you shot down a 20 foot water slide? If you can’t remember, maybe it’s been too long.

Not everyone can find the money, or the time, to devote a whole day to the slippery bliss of a water-park.

How about creating your own backyard splash zone? Check out a few water toys at the top of our list and let us know if you have any favorites of your own.

Beat theHeatJersey Shore Water ParksRaging Waters Waterpark at Morey’s Piers(Pictured Above) 3501 Boardwalk, Wildwood

(609) 522-3900Ocean Oasis Waterpark and Beach Club

Surfside Amusement Pier, 25th St., Wildwood (609) 522-3900

Gillian’s Island Water Theme Park6th Street & Boardwalk, Ocean City

(609) 399-7082Thundering Surf Water Park & Adventure Golf

Taylor & Bay Ave. (near 8th st.), Beach Haven1-(609) 492-0869

BaNzai DRoP zoNE iNFLaTaBLE WaTER SLiDE

iNTEx RaiNBoW RiNg PLaY CENTEROn a smaller scale, this inflatable pool offers a slide, two wading pools, a ball game, a ring toss game, and a water sprayer.

The king of backyard water slides offers both a curved water slide and a straight plunge “Drop Zone.” The activity lagoon has a basketball hoop and a water blasting cannon. Easy to set up, and comes with a blower, but it takes quite a while to fill with water. (Ages 5 and up) Priced at $399 - available at WalMart

Just blow up the ball, hook it up to a hose and watch the kids roll and chase the ball around the yard. Water sprays from 4 sprayers on the ball so every-body has gets a piece of the splash! (Ages 1 1/2 and up)

Priced at $14.99 and available at www.littletikes.com

ULTiMaTE BEaCh BaLLtm SPRiNKER

(Ages 3 and up) Priced at $45.99 Available at

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