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Was a Grand 250th Birthday Too Much to Ask? | Something to Say

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By Jack McCallum
| WDIY-FM (Allentown, PA) Verified
In 1960, my small hometown—May's Landing, New Jersey—celebrated its 250th anniversary with a pageant that went on for the entire summer. There were picnics and boat races and track meets and gatherings of all kinds. The men grew beards, the women wore long colonial dresses. It was a wonderful summer for this eleven-year-old, and it was all put together by a little town in South Jersey with 1,000 residents.
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Not Jumping on the Knicks Train | Something to Say

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By Jack McCallum
| WDIY-FM (Allentown, PA) Verified
My 10-year-old grandson who lives in Vermont has not taken off his Jalen Brunson jersey in approximately ten days—wears it to bed, wears it to school, wears it around the house, wears it to bed, rinse, repeat. Well, there's really no rinsing. For those of you who don't know Jalen Brunson is the point guard leader of the New York Knicks, who are two wins away from their first NBA championship since 1973.
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Pork Roll: The Superior Breakfast Mystery Meat | Something to Say

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By Jack McCallum
| WDIY-FM (Allentown, PA) Verified
This past Sunday, on the occasion of our 51st anniversary, my wife and I decided to have "a big breakfast," which means only one thing. No, not pancakes or waffles or omelet or even the old reliable bacon and eggs. It means pork roll. Pork roll: indescribable, undefinable, occasionally undigestible but always, at least in my experience, utterly unbeatable. Have you ever tried to describe pork roll to an outsider, which means anyone who doesn't live in the tri-state area?
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