Bradley H. Bofford, CLU, ChFC Managing Partner Helping people make the right financial decisions is certainly not new to Brad Bofford. Having been in the financial services industry for his entire career (beginning with a college internship for Raymond James in 1992), Brad brings an independent approach to his planning. […]
The Sports Association of Oakland is proud to announce that Oakland Baseball and Softball attire (t-shirts, hats, jackets etc) are now available on the Oakland Recreation Website. The Sports Association of Oakland is a non-for-profit 501(c)3 organization that donates all of its funds to supplement Oakland recreation costs. Association proceeds […]
On March 28th, West Bergen Mental Healthcare celebrated its 33rd Annual Brunch at the Seasons in Washington Township, and recognized outstanding community leaders Diana Dolling-Ross and David Ross. Pictured are (l-r): Eileen Wagner, Co-chair and West Bergen Foundation Board Member, Ridgewood; Honorees David Ross and Diana Dolling-Ross, Hawthorne; Michael J. […]
Breathless by Jessica Warman Katie Kitrell’s life is a mess. It was when her mom finally became a successful artist and her dad started a psychiatry practice and the family actually had some money that Katie first started to feel the true burden of hatred and jealousy. The only friend […]
Monte Carlo is surrounded by France and close to Italy, but Oakland’s version could be found last Saturday night at the end of town on Rt 202. That’s where the Oakland Education Foundation held its Casino Night 2010 with gambling, dinner, drinks and dancing. As one parent announced, “I’m having […]
Zoning Out By Veronica MacDonald Ditko An Accidental Anthropologist I truly get bitten by the daydreaming bug as soon as the weather gets warmer. Really it’s the sun that entrances me: the way the spring light dances and lingers during the day. And the smell of the thawing, melting earth […]
