What an event!  b2 Salon of Washington Township, NJ offered complimentary services (including golden manicures, mini make-overs, blowouts, and eyebrow waxing) during their exclusive “Gold & Glamorous” event.  b2 Salon, created by Anthony Rossano, proprietor of Bernard’s Salon and Day Spa for more than 20 years, brings new meaning to the term “indulgence” with services provided by some of the top stylists and professionals in the area.   Additionally, WE buy GOLD of Washington Township, NJ was at the salon ready to purchase unwanted gold items.  Now that’s a golden opportunity!  DJ Eddie Tully provided the sound entertainment and Arugula Restaurant served delicious hors d’oeuvres.  Lilly Maxx costume jewelry and accessories was also at the event.  A great time was had by all–enjoy looking at the pictures from the event and be sure to check out b2 Salon for yourself!

The Medford Broadway Bound Players of Medford brought the Music Man to the stage this summer. Set in a period almost one hundred years ago, these students brought these characters to life like never before. I was able to make it to every rehearsal and these kids worked very hard. Michael DelRossi, the director, worked hard to make sure this play was just like the 1912 setting it took place in. These are just a few of the cast photos taken from the show. Make sure to check back next summer for next years show!

The Chairville School of Medford sponsors a physical education initiative called Cheetah Runners. Two or three days a week during recess, the children of the Chairville School run a predetermined track around the school that is about 1/4 mile. If the children run 4 laps during their recess (approximately one mile), they get to earn a toe tag. After 20 toe tags (about 5 miles) they earn even bigger rewards! The amount of laps run is recorded and each grade competes with each other to see who can run the most miles.

The children have fun, get exercise, show determination, and sometimes they just are simply exhausted (see below).

These lovely pupils are from the Goddard School in Medford. Each year, the Goddard school has their students participate in a coat drive and, as a thank you, I come in to photograph them for their good deeds. Scroll down to see just a few of the faces that helped to keep underprivileged individuals warm during the cold winter months:

Not everyone knows about what goes into preparing for a production- planning, auditions, call-backs, rehearsal, more rehearsal, costumes, dress rehearsal, warm-ups, and finally- after months of practice and preparation- the production. Broadway Bound Players, a summer camp offered by the Medford Township Department of Recreation for 7th -12th grade students, put on the production of ‘The Pajama Game” this past summer. I was with them to photograph along the journey from rehearsal to show-time.