traditions

This week, the world of ice cream lovers was rocked by the news that Good Humor has discontinued a long-time favorite flavor. Ice cream lovers are unable to purchase the Toasted Almond Ice Cream Bar anymore.

As we head closer to Mother's Day weekend, a tradition that has been on the airwaves here in New Jersey for 10 years is back this Friday!

Every May, my mother and I both look forward to the Friday before Mother's Day. For going on 9 years now, we'll be continuing a tradition that began when I first arrived on the air here at the Jersey Shore.

Residents of Ocean County are probably familiar with the TV Yule Log tradition. Starting in 1966, New York's WPIX - Channel 11, broadcast a continuous loop of a festive fireplace for those who couldn't light a fire in their own home. Well, this year, we have a very different kind of Yule Log.

As we enter the long Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend I thought I'd talk a little about traditions and some of ours that we do every year. It all begins on Thanksgiving Eve... as some of the feast is being prepared, we watch the Thanksgiving Movie "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" as Steve Martin and John Candy (God Rest His Soul) try to get home for Thanksgiving. By ...

Hess gas stations may be a thing of the past in the Garden State, but the company is continuing a 51 year old tradition with the annual Hess Truck rollout.

It's an annual tradition here at 92.7 WOBM - the Friday before Mother's Day, my mom joins me on the air and co-hosts my show with me. So what goes on behind the scenes? Take a look at our first break together, only a few moments ago:

As Mother's Day comes up this Sunday, I'll be continuing a tradition that I've been doing for almost a decade now - my mother will be joining me on-air this Friday.

Chicago has a unique tradition for St. Patrick's Day - every year they dye the iconic Chicago river green. I've always wondered not only how they do it, but how they do it in an environmentally friendly way.

As we count down the final hours of 2014, a lot of people will be watching Times Square's iconic ball drop at midnight to mark the new year. Taking a cue from that time honored tradition, a lot of places have some decidedly stranger New Year's Eve traditions.