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Bill Ervolino finds that wind chimes can lower your blood pressure, but they can also driver your neighbors mad → Read More
After cleaning out your refrigerator, is there enough to create a meal? Bill Ervolino finds out as he avoids a trip to the grocery store. → Read More
Every time Bill Ervolino has lost his wallet, it has turned up. But for two hours he was “functionally incapacitated from emotional distress.” → Read More
A recent report by the Consumer Product Safety Commission renewed concerns about gas stoves and recommended taking a closer look at gas safety. → Read More
Ervolino: If I am a gruncle, can my nephew be a grephew? → Read More
Dry January, a campaign started in 2013, seems to become more popular every year, but not with everyone. → Read More
Bill Ervolino tries to figure out if he is the one putting all his friends to sleep while they visit. → Read More
Instead of chilling out at age 7, my adopted coonhound Charly has become … crazy. → Read More
Christmas may come early in the stores, but most people wait until the last minute to get ready. → Read More
For kids, holiday decorations inspire wonder. For their parents, all those lights and Santas evoke warm memories. → Read More
Picking a baby name is not as easy as it sounds, finds Bill Ervolino → Read More
Driving at night can become more dangerous as you age. Here are some things to know about what happens to your eyes. → Read More
How to practice your surprise reaction for a surprise party. → Read More
Bill Ervolino tries to orchestrate a Zoom family reunion. It goes about as well as you might expect. → Read More
I was never afraid of my old can opener, one of those black-and-silver things with a little crank on the side that worked fine until it got all gunky. → Read More
Most parents expect young children to dislike certain foods — because the foods' flavors are too sophisticated or the parents don't eat them. → Read More
In the 17th century, tailors began sewing pockets into men’s clothes, but not women’s — because women had no money or other valuables. → Read More
As Halloween approaches, check to make sure your old home has ghosts — and character. Bill Ervolino finds at least one of those in Wood-Ridge. → Read More
If you smell something burning in your oven, it could be the chicken. Or it could just be on fire. Bill Ervolino found out the hard way. → Read More
Conversations making you bored? Here's how to get out of them, politely. → Read More