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Madison Russ

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  • Copy editor, reporter, and adjunct professor of communication, Freelance
Ocean City
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Research Coordinator, Adjunct Professor & Former local journo. Mother. Writer. Cat Wrangler. Nap Enthusiast. 💤

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Senior Helpers Opens Doors in Norman

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By Madison Russ
| EIN News
Senior Helpers Opens Doors in Norman Caregiver at Senior Helpers New Senior Helpers Location opened in Norman. Offering services that reduce hospitalization and support seniors aging in place. NORMAN, OK, UNITED STATES, February 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Senior Helpers, the nation’s premier provider of in-home senior care services, is proud to announce the opening of its newest location in Norman.
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Hooked on positivity: local group keeps kids reeled in

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By Cindy Fertsch Verified, Madison Russ
| Shore Local News Verified
By Madison Russ Finding ways to keep kids engaged after school can be challenging, especially for those who don’t dream of shooting hoops or scoring touchdowns. But one statewide program is giving kids the chance to connect, build confidence and enjoy the great outdoors — through fishing. Hooked on Fishing – Not on Drugs (HOFNOD) is a nationally recognized program that teaches school-aged children how to fish while building positive life skills and encouraging them to stay drug-free.
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Presentation to explore Cape May County’s only Revolutionary War battle

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By Cindy Fertsch Verified, Madison Russ
| Shore Local News Verified
By Madison Russ While it may not be as legendary as the Battle of Bunker Hill or the Boston Tea Party, the Battle of Turtle Gut Inlet—fought right in Cape May County—may have been an important early win during the American Revolution. As the only battle fought in Cape May County and the first American casualty of the war in New Jersey, many might be surprised to learn of the battle’s significance. Some also may be surprised by the county’s role in securing the nation’s independence.
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