This weekend has a powerful meaning for Christians around the world, who will be gathering to celebrate the Easter holiday. It’s a chance to pause and refl
Easter certainly looks a lot different than it did one year ago.
Churches are open again, and residents throughout the Tri-State Area will have the opportunity to attend services in person, something that was not possible last year as we were in the first couple of weeks of working through the restrictions and protocols that had been put into place as the effects of COVID-19 began to be felt in our region.
Everyone in the country was affected in one way or another.
That’s changing this year. And, while it will be a bit longer before we reach the point that the coronavirus pandemic is behind us, it has, finally, started to look just a little bit smaller in the rearview mirror.
Black licorice, the favorite jellybean of New Jerseyans
Given the sort of year we’re having, it’s no surprise and nothing to be ashamed of if you find yourself craving the instant gratification of empty calories. And what better way to indulge that appetite than with an Easter basket, a failsafe delivery mechanism for cavity-inducing confections.
But grabbing willy-nilly at pastel-tinted candy and bulky bunnies leaves too much to chance. As in past years we’ve turned to the folks at Candy Store.com, purveyors of “beautiful bulk candy in every color” for their consumer poll of the 10 worst Easter candies.