An ice cream empire is developing at the Jersey Shore.
What makes this creamery so special? They are Jersey Shore in the truest sense. Using only ingredients from local farmers and area artisans ensures that every scoop is fresh and full of flavor. The waffle cones are right off of the waffle maker and made to order.
The popularity of Nicholas Creamery is undeniable. They currently have two locations in Atlantic Highlands and Fair Haven that are always full of smiling faces with ice cream mustaches.
Due to popular demand, Nicholas Creamery is opening yet another location. This one will be in Falls Village in Tinton Falls, taking the place of Falls Village Dry Cleaners.
A fair chance
February 23, 2021
The CSS exams have significant importance in our country. Students from various education backgrounds try hard to enter the state’s bureaucracy through these exams. It is a well-known fact that passing the written part of the CSS exam is an uphill task. Candidates who pass the written test are invited for an interview. These interviews are conducted in English which increases the difficulty level for a majority of students. There are a large number of students with great analytical skills who don’t have fluency in English. They find it difficult to put their point across in a foreign language.
Fairhaven Recreational Cannabis Store Flawlessly Opens [OPINION]
Massachusetts voters legalized adult use of marijuana and a retail market to supply those consumers in 2016. The rollout has been slow and COVID-19 didn t help.
Bask in Fairhaven expanded operations this weekend. First to market is important in business. Fairhaven is now the first to market for legal marijuana sells to adults for casual use in the greater New Bedford area.
This Bask location in Fairhaven was the first and only option for medical marijuana in the area for years. When the law was changed in 2016, Bask and the Town of Fairhaven worked together to expand the operation into a retail operation for all lawful consumers.
On Feb. 12, it was announced that the Department of Public Health will no longer send first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to hospitals and health systems but rather redirect them to mass vaccination sites, pharmacies and other community distributors. As a result, locations that residents rely on for local vaccinations, such as Dartmouth High School, are no longer receiving shipments of the vaccine. After the state launched its outreach initiative that will target 20 of the hardest hit communities in Massachusetts, Dartmouth learned they were not on the list. With a successful vaccination clinic eliminated, and surrounding SouthCoast cities receiving extra vaccine resources to help residents, Dartmouth now only has the Circuit City mass vaccination site.