We have reached the last month of summer, and this year more than ever I keep thinking, “Summer, please don’t go!” Hopefully, you have had a chance to tackle some of the great titles on your summer reading list. If you haven’t, that’s OK – August is the perfect month to sit back and lose yourself in a good book. That’s because it’s usually too hot to do anything else! If you need any help cooling down, these thrillers are sure to give you the chills.

When the sun is beating down, it’s hard to think about getting ready for a night out. Sometimes it’s just too hot to even want to get dressed. Fortunately, The Preppy Palm has you covered for nights like these.

She was a model, she was an actress, she was a phenomenon, she was a sex symbol.

And her controversial 1962 death at age 36 assured that she would, in the eyes of the world trained on her, remain THE blonde bombshell forever.

We wait all year for summer nights and finally things are happening around town again. While no-shower happy hours are a fan favorite, it’s always nice to dress up a bit and head out to a nice dinner. The Spot has a lot of great pieces to add to your summer wardrobe.

Summer always seems to fly by, especially when you are having fun! Make sure you take time to relax before the school year starts up again and you are busier than ever. When it’s too hot to run around outside, consider picking up a good book and reading in the shade.

Seven Mile Crossword: “This is the Dimension of Imagination,” Actors From The Twilight Zone

What a bizarre summer. It’s like we are living in a “Twilight Zone” bubble. There’s nothing for us to do but to do what we’re told and hope for the best. And so far? Based on the countless phone conversations I’ve had with friends and business acquaintances, I feel like we are doing our part and not losing our minds.

The Cape May County Zoo welcomed a baby Grant’s zebra on July 14, born to parents Gretta and Ziggy. Grant’s zebra is the smallest of the seven subspecies of plains zebra. The last zebra born at the Zoo was Gracie in 2003.

Mayor Judith Davies-Dunhour, Reese Moore and newcomer Robin Casper were the winners in the Stone Harbor Borough Council primary election held July 7. The results were announced July 14 after the unusually large number of mail-in ballots due to the pandemic were counted.

Seven Mile Word Search Puzzle

I don’t know about you, but I feel that not only has everything completely changed for my family since March, it just seems to be getting worse. Is money a concern? Will the kids go back to school in September? And if they do, what will that look like?

Kids Coloring Page

August Tide Chart

Kids Activities: Maze!