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Stephanie Loder

  • Marketing Consultant, Cooper Levenson Attorneys at Law
  • Writer, Freelance
New Jersey
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Spirit Halloween bringing back beloved parking lot party after yearlong hiatus Original

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By Stephanie Loder
| NJ.com
Skip to Article Latest Car Recalls Food Recall News Karin Price Mueller Summer Sale - $1 for 3 months - Expires 6/29/26 Business Updated: Jun. 11, 2026, 3:06 p.m. |Published: Jun. 11, 2026, 2:54 p.m. Spirit Halloween is bringing back its parking lot party Aug.
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Monmouth County farm market reopened just last month. Now it’s shut down amid a zoning dispute.

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By Stephanie Loder
| Yahoo
Oak Hill Farm in Holmdel abruptly closed Wednesday amid a pending lawsuit involving its owner and the township. In February 2026, current owner Franco Rauseo bought the farm for $1.65 million from the original owners, who opened it in 2020. He then reopened the farm and market to the public just last month. In addition to having goats, sheep and alpacas, Oak Hill Farm operates a market that sells household decor, bath products from local vendors and locally sourced foods.
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Beloved Jersey Shore dog bar was lost to construction after 20 years. Will it come back? Original

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By Stephanie Loder
| NJ.com
The dogs may be gone for now, but the woman behind one of the Jersey Shore’s most beloved traditions isn’t ready to let it fade away. Debbie DeLisa, longtime manager of the Wonder Bar in Asbury Park and the driving force behind its famed Yappy Hour, says she hopes the dog-friendly social event will one day return — even after its emotional end last year.
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