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South Jersey/Philly things to do: Mermaids, Mummers, Black History, Dr. Seuss, skating, concerts, Nerd Fest, Tattoos, The Batman, Harlem Globetrotters

South Jersey/Philly things to do: Mermaids, Mummers, Black History, Dr. Seuss, skating, concerts, Nerd Fest, Tattoos, The Batman, Harlem Globetrotters

South Jersey/Philly things to do: Harry Potter, wine & chocolate, theater, concerts, crafts & collectibles, dance, children’s theater, Black History

South Jersey/Philly things to do: Harry Potter, wine & chocolate, theater, concerts, crafts & collectibles, dance, children’s theater, Black History

South Jersey/Philly things to do: Harry Potter, wine & chocolate, theater, concerts, crafts & collectibles, dance, children’s theater, Black History

From the January/February 2022 issue of The Horn Book Magazine.

Groton — One year after it was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, hundreds of residents and visitors lined both sides of Route 1 on Sunday for the towns Fourth of July parade, reviving an annual tradition. The parade, which started at Poquonnock Plains Park and ended near the post office, was one of several in the region celebrating the Fourth of July. Crowds also flocked to Stonington and Lyme on Sunday for holiday festivities. Groton City Mayor Keith Hedrick, excited to see...

I was a prisoner in my own home after stroke Peter Cribb suffered a devastating stroke in November, but hes now on the road to recovery thanks to his football team Peter is the chairman of the Ancient Mariners football club (Image: Luke Green) The chairman of Grimsbys Walking Football club, the Ancient Mariners, has been using the club as a way to get back to normality after he suffered a devastating stroke in November last year. Peter Cribb, 70, had to contend with the isolation of lockdown on...