By Matt Rooney _ Remember when politics pretty much stopped around Thanksgiving, if not before? Giving everyone a much needed respite until the new year? Neither do I. 24/7 news channels and the Internet are an insatiable beast which needs Read More
By Dan Cirucci Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — Unless you’ve been lying under a rock, you’ve heard about the controversy surrounding the “Christmas” song Baby, It’s Cold Outside. Some radio stations have now actually banned the song Read More
By Bill Spadea This post originally appeared at NJ 101.5 _ ‘Baby, It’s Cold Outside‘ is being characterized wrongly as a song that celebrates date rape. Yup, according to at least one ignorant DJ in Cleveland who, after reading the lyrics, Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — If you’re an early Christmas shopper? And you purchased something from Amazon, eBay and Etsy on November 1st? You might have noticed a higher-than-usual price tag. That’s because Governor Phil Murphy signed a bill into law on Thursday subjecting online purchases Read More
Forget about a white Christmas. For a lot of retailers nationwide, it turned out to be a green one. “By most accounts, the holiday season has been a very good season for retailers,” said Ray Hartjen …
My Dear Save Jerseyans: In this frustrating, exhausting, overheated time in which we live? It’s absolutely worth pausing and remembering the fundamental point of Christmas as we begin this long holiday weekend: God loved ALL of you so darn much Read More
A favorite holiday tradition for many Americans each year is watching “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” the animated 1965 short based on the “Peanuts” comics by Charles M. Schulz — a creation that has never faded from popularity.
Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — Where do the colors of Christmas come from? Red, green and gold symbolize the three teachings of Christ. Here’s the way it breaks down: Red symbolizes the blood of Jesus when he Read More
If you needed more proof that America’s cultural divide is deepening, Save Jerseyans, look no further than survey results released today by the Monmouth University Poll. 9-in-10 Americans (89%) celebrate Christmas (down 5-points from 2015); a 1996 Gallup poll registered Read More
