Moms and dads: Think your bundle of joy is the most adorable in Monmouth County? Enter the Cutest Baby contest for a chance to have your baby featured in Monmouth Health & Life!
People not only travel to get away; sometimes they travel to get together. On Turks & Caicos you can live like a well-to-do islander, if only temporarily.
Is dessert forbidden? Many of us have begun to think so. But you can have scrumptious desserts without gluten, dairy or refined sugar. These recipes prove it!
It wasn't the most difficult work, "oohing" and "aahing", but with 55 local babies, deciding on a winner wasn't easy. Meet the winner and 3 runners up of our first ever Monmouth's Cutest Baby contest!
On Ocean Drive in South Beach, a strip known worldwide for its concentration of art deco hotels, The Betsy stands out as a different kind of grande dame.
The cherry's got it all: handy size, pert round shape, ruby-red hue and a flavor so beloved it’s borrowed by everything from cola to cough drops. Not to mention health benefits galore.
American craft distillers are pioneering some delicious variations on the classic botanical spirit. This summer, ditch the tonic, which would overpower the delicate flavors, and add fresh fruit or herbs to your glass.
Peter Max has painted six US presidents, music idols, a World's Fair mural and a super jet. Here, the artist talks about his craft, his recipe for a balanced life and what he can't live without.
Over the next three weeks, Monmouth Health & Life will be offering not just one, but three chances to win a pair of tickets to "50 Shades! The Musical", the original parody of 'Fifty Shades of Grey'.
Legend contends that Gen. George Washington called fellow patriot commander Gen. Charles Lee a “damned poltroon” after Lee’s retreat during the June 28, 1778, Battle of Monmouth Courthouse. Alas, we cannot tell a lie—Washington never really said it.
Having trouble finding nutritional balance? Here’s a simple but powerful strategy- keep the color spectrum in mind when wheeling your shopping cart through the produce aisle, and add some vibrant hues to your skillet, saucepan or salad bowl. The health benefits will naturally follow!
