Meg Corcoran

Author and educator Helen Keller once said, “A man can’t make a place for himself in the sun if he keeps taking refuge under the family tree.”
Fortunately, a place within a family, as well as a sunny spot by the sea, often offers the happiest of refuge. Traci Young traces her family tree back to Italy, the first home of all four of her great grandparents. Her great grandparents Rococo Loscalzo and Rose Onorato immigrated from Italy to Wildwood, NJ. They had five children: Margaret, Mary, Char...

Ho! Ho! Ho! Here is a gift wrapped in Sunshine for you, dear readers… best enjoyed with cookies & milk by a warm fire!
Wishing you Peace, Love & Sonshine, Dorothy xo
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A Christmas Story

A column featuring off-season, newsworthy events

Moses baskets may be popular among young mothers today, but they’ve been around for a long time, well, since Baby Moses was placed in one and hidden in the reeds alongside of the Nile River.
The baskets are designed for sleeping newborn babies for the first few months, providing a cozy space for infants alongside their mother.
But did you know Wildwood, being the ultimate storyteller, has its own special, Moses baby-basket story to tell, thanks to Jim Wheaton, Wildwood-born native, Dr. Mace B...