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Tara Canitano visited the News 12 New Jersey studios Thursday to talk about how she started Keeping Up With The Fashions. 

Tara Canitano

Keeping Up With The Fashions influencer Tara Canitano talks motherhood, the world of fashion

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Wife, mother and fashion influencer. She really juggles it all. No joke. You'll see exactly what we're talking about with the cutie today. We see you hear it already. We have Tara Cano who's keeping her followers up to date with all the fashions. Our Sima Choudhary is with her right now in the studio and another little star, isn't she cut? That's right. Tara is here. Her husband Andrew is here and your daughter, can you say her name for me one more time? Alina that such a beautiful name? Such a beautiful girl. This is real life here. This is, this is the mommyhood at its finest when you're trying to look as fine as you are right now. We're talking about uh Tara's Instagram page keeping up with the fashions. How did it all get started? So I actually started in 2015. I would just post, you know, on my blog on my Instagram um just outfit that I would wear and where I shop and it was a hobby and then it just evolved. So like throughout, you know, my life, like it just followed all the milestones, planning a wedding during a pandemic and you know, um decorating our house and getting pregnant and motherhood. So it's just all of that because you know, you still, you still don't want to lose yourself when it comes to being a mom and then being into fashion. And I just wanna say the pictures behind us, by the way, are some of the photos that you have on Instagram. You include other family members like this is this is you your sister in law, my sister in law and and his brother. So you post these pictures, people get to connect with you. Not just because of fashion because you know you're a mom, you're trying to look your best, you're pregnant right now too. So tell me how maternity has come into that. So yeah, so I'm pregnant and I'm due in August with another girl. So our girl gang is going strong and you know, I like to just share tips with my followers and I learned so much from them as well. Um You know, like even with breast feeding, I, you know, breast fed her for a year. And I just got so much advice from my followers as much as I, you know, it's a struggle like it was hard. I shared all my, you know, my experience with breast feeding, but I also learned so much. So I love to share and also learn and are are these people that can uh connect with you? Are they necessarily from New Jersey as well because you're from Ocean County, right? So, are your followers Jersey girls or are they from all over? They're all over? I mean, I actually met a lot of people through Instagram and became great friends with them that we actually get together and get our, our kids together. So yeah, they're from all over. And so what do you want to tell our viewers if they don't already follow you on Instagram? What's a, what's a good reason to go ahead and do so. Well, if you wanna see the real life and everything that goes with it, look at her, feel free to follow me on Instagram, tiktok and yeah, I mean, you won't be disappointed. Keep it real, keep it. And that's the thing you do keep it real like you're not trying to, you know, Andrew's here trying to entertain this life is a whole other beast. It's a whole other stage and you have another one on the way in just a few months. So your hands are gonna be full. I can't wait to follow along some more because uh I know you're gonna have tons of pictures and stuff. I do want to make a suggestion though. So you said it's another baby girl, right? I don't know if you heard Sima is a really great name. Four letters. Have you considered it? You know, we have one in mind, right? We have one in mind. OK. All right. I guess we're gonna have to follow it up with. It's with an A, we're keeping the A I like it. All right. Thank you so much for coming here and sharing your expertise when it comes to sharing your life on social media. Thank you so much for having us and thank you. All right, I'll send it back to you and, and you gotta get some love too. You might be father of the year. The juggling was amazing.

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Bubbledad made an appearance at St. Raymond Elementary School Tuesday. 

Don't pop the fun! Bubbledad mixes essential school lessons with bubbles

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You have bubble dad. The former teacher turned a learning enthusiast taught three and four year olds today at Saint Raymond Elementary School here in our borough. Bubble dad teaching what he knows, best bubble creation in all shapes and sizes and combining the fun with vocabulary, math and science. I started doing this nine years ago and the fact that I get to come out and make bubbles every day for fun and make kids smile every day. It's the greatest job in the world. Love coming to this school. I love being in the Bronx. I do a lot of shows here and it's always so much fun to be surrounded by kids that really, really love bubbles. Like these kids do good stuff. If your child missed him today, he will be back tomorrow.

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Hall des Lumieres is a permanent art experience located at 49 Chambers St. in Manhattan.

Stimulate your senses in Hall des Lumieres' art exhibits

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Immersive experience for the entire family. We're going to haul Day Lumi. It's an adventure for all of your senses. Marisa Marcelino shows us around. Welcome to the whole Des Lumieres. This was once home to the immigrant industrial savings bank in the early 19 hundreds. Now it's the canvas for mesmerizing 360 degree digital art exhibits that take you traveling through time. Let you dream a little bit and think about time in terms of what was what is and the integration of past and present and what's possible in the future. The culture space creation is designed to educate and inspire exhibits here stimulate the senses with light, color and sound all around you. Right now, Gustav Klimt Gold in motion takes center stage. We expect to have three large exhibits over the course of this year, supplemented by smaller contemporary related exhibits, murals, paintings and architecture of 19 th century Imperial Vienna, color the walls while you can sit and soak it all in. You can also wander down to the depths of the old bank for a rare treat. There's a special era which is a vault and that's also an immersive space to have a more intimate engagement with what's being shown. Ha De Lumiere is a permanent art experience that is open every day except Tuesday. It's located at 49 Chambers Street across from City Hall in lower Manhattan. Marissa Marcelino.

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We continue to be live on the boardwalk all morning long. It's been so great so far. We have so much more ahead too. We've got so many people joining us here. It's been just fantastic to meet so many of our viewers. Let's meet some of them. We have some people behind us. You can get some news 12 stuff. But I want to talk to you guys, John, you served in Vietnam Clarence. Where did you? Oh John John, did you came on down here today? Why to see you? We're off summer. But we're also remembering what Memorial Day really means. What it really means is a lot of guys that served and one of the guys they lost their lives and that's what it means. A couple of my friends and everything like that. That's it. That says it all. Don. I really think that says it all. Thank you for your service. Thank you for everything you've done for our country. Thank you. I appreciate that. All right.

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We are kicking off Memorial Day weekend, but we're remembering what the weekend means and it means saluting our flag and saluting the people who died for our country. And we have some veterans who better to talk to about this topic, making sure Long Islanders realize what this weekend means. Jackie Gordon, here to talk about your service and the service of those who have passed. Thank you Erin. Thanks for having us. And Memorial Day is a day to remember our veterans and to remember that freedom isn't free. And today, this weekend, we remember the ultimate sacrifice and veterans not only made the ultimate sacrifice, but during their time of service, there are other sacrifices because freedom isn't free. Lenore. Can you speak to just simple things? Long Island families can do this weekend to make sure they keep that thought alive. Absolutely. So this weekend, there are numerous parades and memorials around our towns, our local communities, unfortunately, they are not heavily participated in. Like before this weekend is also my fault, his birthday. And I remember in the past we would try to take him out for dinner, take him out, you know, to celebrate his birthday. But we was always at Memorial Day because that's how important it was to him as a World War II veteran. It's not just about the beach and the barbecues. It is about what our flag stands for. Absolutely. Thank you so much for coming on the show and talking to us about the real meeting of Memorial Day weekend. Thanks for having us.

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Memorial Day weekend. And we remember it for what it stands for, for those who have lost their lives, for our country. And right now we want to introduce you to Pat Coviello, a veteran here. And of course, we know it's on Veterans Day. It's Memorial Day Weekend, but no better person to talk about what the weekend means to you. Yes. It's a reflection of what we're going through, the people, we lost the relatives, the friends. I was in Vietnam, lost many friends, young kids, young kids and today is a day of remembrance. So we shouldn't forget because people tend to forget how, how important is it to remind them? Because if you haven't lived that experience, if you haven't lost a loved one, maybe you take it for granted. You've probably seen some of this. Yes. How can you, you, unless you're there, you really can't understand fully what they go through. But to bring it up just to think about it once a year and maybe to talk to a veteran is, is, is what we need to do to keep it in our minds. So it shouldn't happen again. Hopefully. Although I'm not sure we learned our lesson in this country from past experience, unfortunately. But that's, that's about what it is just simple things for families to do this weekend to remember what the weekend is about. Go to a parade. Think about a vet, think about someone that they lost. Absolutely. The parades are good. We're here doing our poppy program. The vets and the farm war does them. And that's a good way to remember the law. You take the Poppy and you display it and you know, you walk around with this for the weekend. It's a good reminder. The poppies are a good reminder of what's going on. Also a good way to get a quick donation into. Well, we do accept donations. Yes, we do. Pat. Thank you for your service and your time today. Thank you. We appreciate.

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So much goes into making sure the summer is right here on Long Island and you can't forget the stars of the weekends. The air show. That's right. You talk about preparations. So much work goes into the big show that's going to be taking place this weekend. And New Long Island's Caroline Flint is at Republic Airport with a preview for us. Caroline. Thank you, Rich. Good morning. You know, I'm rolling up to my next interview in Style in the La Salle right now. We're so excited because we have the Golden Nights back this year to join us and look at my dear friend, Gary making sure I get out of the car safely or maybe I'm not getting out of the car. I locked the car door. There we go. Assistance from everyone all around. All right, we have got over here, Brendan and Ben. We're going to pull the car away and I'm going to scoot on by. Right. Hello, you guys welcome. I'm very excited to have Brendan with us here this morning because this is a and they've never actually participated in the air show. How are you guys feeling, feeling really excited? Happy to be here. I love that. And for you, this is your first year with The Golden Knights. Your second year. Any nerves going into a show be like 400,000 people watching you. Uh, but not too bad. We train year round so, uh, ready to go and then you're totally fine with it. You know, I've, I've done, I'm just happy to be out here. I was really looking forward to this show and by the way, so is Brandon, I did ask him before. He said he has done this before. This isn't his first time. You guys really cool features in this show where you guys parachute out. Tell me about the, so our canopy relative work. That's where we take one parachute and we'll stack another parachute on and up to three and then it turns it from pretty much one parachute into three and it takes a lot of team work. It takes a lot of concentration to fly three parachutes as one parachute. Ben, I'm so glad I'm not a part of that. All right, I'm going to send it back to Jones Beach now where you guys are having quite the morning. Oh, it has been Caroline. You're having fun. We're having fun. And when we talk about

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Preparations are underway for this weekend's air show at Jones Beach and you might have even seen or heard those big birds soaring across NASA and Suffolk. Today news twelve's Kristen mcnally joins us now from Farmingdale with a look at the build up to the big weekend. We are at Republic Airport where many of the planes that will be featured in the best Page Air show are going to be taking off from tomorrow and Sunday. But as many who live on the island know today's practice is just as mind blowing and thousands showed up to catch a glimpse real long Islanders come today. The true Islanders are here today. High flying machines, defying gravity and taking Spectators along for a wild ride. Pretty cool so far. Just really loud, like crazy. Yeah. Yeah, loud. The much anticipated 2023 best page air show is happening this Saturday and Sunday from 10 to 3. This show is designed to pack a punch emotionally. You know, you'll hear it, you'll feel it. It's designed to inspire Captain Katie Toner with Thunderbird 12 says there is something for everyone to enjoy as the pilots take to the sky to demonstrate their skills. The jets are flying approximately 18 inches apart from canopy to wing tip in a specific maneuver called the Diamond Passing review. Performers include the sky taper, the United States Air Force Thunderbirds, five World War II aircrafts and more. It reminds me of when I was a kid going to air shows and having the same experience and talking to a pilot who was willing to take the time out of his day to show me their aircraft and it sent me down the road, a pilot myself and those we spoke with say, this is the best way to have a meaningful memorial day and to honor all of those who serve the country, support your military. We love our military, we love our veterans. We love celebrating America and all the people that served our nation and our country. It's in honor of these veterans who didn't come back, who we mortal and miss very much again. The air show is tomorrow and Sunday and officials tell me the earlier you show up the better as it is sure to be a packed crowd. That's the latest from Farmingdale Kristen mcnally News. 12 Long Island.

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Every year looking into the sky. And you know what one of the only Long Islanders the pilot in the air show. He is a Long Islander and he works with us. He's our chopper 12 pilot. I got a behind the scenes. Look with David windmiller, one of the aerobatic pilots in the air show. The best page air show at Jones Beach is one of the most exciting ways to spend Memorial Day weekend. All of these planes high in the sky doing those death defying stunts. But did you know a Long Islander is in the center of it all, David Windmiller is one of the only Long Islanders in the Sky this weekend. He's also our very own chopper pilot. This is where all the action happens. What is it called? Zip Edge? What is it like to fly this plane above the air show in front of the hometown crowd. It's an incredible airplane. It's really small. It almost looks like a toy, but it's built extremely strong. It's built to do things that no other aircraft in the world can do. Talk me through some of the aerobatic loops that you do for the air show. So most of aerobatics is composed of a combination of loops and rolls. But aircraft like this, what we've learned in the unlimited category over the years is to get them to do things that engineers didn't believe were possible, such as tumble somersaults, cart wheels, that kind of thing. What is it like for you? You know, a lot of people go and they do air shows for people they don't know on the ground, you know, a lot of people on the ground. What's that like? It's really special. I've lived in New York my entire life in Long Island for the good part of it. We have five kids growing up here. So we have lots and lots of friends that come to see me at the show every year. So you keep us safe in our chopper. I've been flying Chapter 12 now for about five years and it's a fun job. I love it. I do it part time. I have a lot of other things, but I do that because I really enjoy it. And we are so proud to have him on board our team. He's amazing and it's got to be amazing for him to look down and see all his family and friends. Long Islanders. Yes, it's incredible to watch. So again, come down if you have the opportunity and of course, the weather plays such a key role in it, but we're

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We want to give you a sneak peek of what's going on all across the island to get us ready for summer. Take a look across the island before the fun in the sun. The work is well under way to get our beaches, pools, parks, docks and waterways ready for the thrills of summer. We are looking forward to a very exciting year in Oyster Bay, the town is hard at work restoring and upgrading its summer time. Crown jewel to Bay Beach which is under the constant threat of beach erosion. We brought in 25,000 tons of sand and our team did an expert job. A brand new marina will also greet boaters on the bay side of the beach on the north shore. The town of North Hempstead is partnering with North Well Health to install these new sunscreen dispensers at North Hempstead Beach Park in Islip. The lifeguard stands are getting a fresh coat of paint as the town prepares to open more than a dozen beaches and hire nearly 500 seasonal employees. We have people from Fire Island to Lakeron Con to Bayport to West Islip. Getting ready right now in Long beach, the city is giving its lifeguards a raise. We are very competitive now at 20 bucks an hour. So if you're a lifeguard, come on down, get a job. But here in the city by the sea, it's not just all about the ocean. This year, there's another landscape on the other side of the boardwalk that has a lot of people very excited about summer. The brand new and re imagined Magnolia Playground will be ready to go. Much to the delight of some of the city's youngest residents. What's your favorite part? And what slide, the slide. Yeah. You know, it was great to see. She was not the only one, so many kids out watching it get built and now they cut the ribbon yesterday so that Magnolia Playground is good to go. It's a good feeling. It's a good.

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Again, you know, we're talking about all the things we love about summer on Long Island. A big part of that is the concert series right here at Jones Beach. We actually have a beautiful view of Jones Beach Theater right now. But let's take you to the theater. In fact, let's take you to the stage as we preview the concert series for the summer Jones Beach theater. It is synonymous with summer, the concert series getting ready to kick off. Let's talk all about it. Everyone is so excited to be back here, Adam Cron, talking to us about Live Nation and the concerts that's going to be presented this summer and we're starting off with the blast in the past and Shaggy. Yeah, there's something for everybody this year and I can assure you that the staff is more excited than everybody else who's coming to see the shows. There's new renovations. We haven't been able to see exactly what they are just yet, but everyone's getting excited rock. That's a big thing. This summer we have Box 20. We have Counting Crows. Don't forget we've got the classics that are coming through. You've got the Dave Matthews of the world. You've got Zach Brown, you've got stings that James Taylor is coming through. Huge country. Fans. Country is just like getting bigger and bigger on Long Island. It's always been around for me. But yeah, bigger and bigger. Luke Bryan, Zach Brown and Sam hunt. Sam Hunt. Oh my God. Let me tell you said Luke Brian coming through again. I said on my phone is not stop bringing from that one. And there's something for kids too. You have the, the K U. You've got kids bop and don't forget the Harry Potter show coming in. I know that's new. I saw that on the list. That looks great. That's a big one with the symphony and all the video. It should be fun. I think kids bop may be one of the most popular ones. You get a lot of rings on the phone for that one to get my kids in. Don't be surprised the parents that come have just as good a time as the kids do summer concert series here with Live Nation is just about to get kicked off. Let's get one more. Look at Jones Beach theater because why not? It's beautiful. It's getting ready. It's going to be all shiny and clean for everything to kick off this summer.

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County. That's right. Cedar Beach, our Jen Selig is there right now. We're talking about sharks, Jen because as we know there have been more sightings, especially last year. Some people are concerned. Other people say I'm going in the ocean no matter what Jen, what can you tell us? That's ok. Yeah, Richard Erin. Good morning to you here at Cedar Beach. We also have our shark expert Greg Metzger with us. You are with the South Fork Natural History Museum. Mouthful and he drove all the way out to Ridge to meet us and talk about sharks because that is definitely on the minds of many people if they do come out to our beautiful South Shore beaches this holiday weekend. Yeah, absolutely. I appreciate the opportunity to come and talk to you from. We've been out on the water a few times already and I guess good news is we have not caught any sharks yet, but after this, we're going to go and try again today. So it's just the start of the summer. Sharks that were all the craze last year. And so looking forward to seeing what this year brings for us. What can we tell folks who are going to be out on the sand if they do want to go in the water to be on the lookout for. Yeah, the biggest thing you want to be looking for is the sharks food, which is why most of the sharks are here. They, most of the sharks are feeding on the large of bunker fish or Men Hayden that are here. So if you do see large schools of fish, if you see whales and dolphins, if you see ospreys diving into the water, they're probably feeding on that bunker and the sharks are there as well. So just be aware before you go in the water, take a look to make sure there aren't the bunker schools there and enjoy your time at the beach. It's awesome and I know you guys are heading out to capture you and your friends and you're going to go take some sharks. So I don't want to keep you waiting. We're going to send it back over to Angela at Jones Beach. So moving crazy.

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Are going to now go over to Suffolk County at Cedar Beach. We have our Jen Selig there and she is talking to some people who love this summer because they love to surf. They may surf all year round, but the summer is when people start thinking about it. Hey there, Jen. Hey, Erin. Yes, I'm with young local surfers here. Jackson and Max, they're young, but they've been surfing for what you said, 10 years, almost 13 years. You're so excited, right? For the summer season to kick off. You've been surfing all year though. But what are some tips that people want to go out on the water and try surfing? I mean, like, get a nice soft top, make sure you're going out and weaves you could handle and stay safe and this is a good weekend to go out. I mean, it might be a little cold for some people, but, I mean, if you have enough determination, what's your favorite part about surfing? Yeah. Uh, just like the whole aspect of being in the water. I love being in the water. I'll stay in the water for as long as I could. And Max can't forget about you. I know you were on the news last year. You were bitten by a shark on your foot. That hasn't stopped you from getting back in the water. No, not at all. I've been in, like, ever since three weeks of me getting bit. I've surfed all year round as I have for the past, like, 10 years, just like Jackson and I can't wait to get back in as soon as possible again. Hopefully this weekend. Yeah. Yeah. I'll be, I'll be, I'll be out there. Go beach. Yes. And now we're going to toss things over back to.

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Always thinking about the summer and how we're going to get places and there will be some work out on the roads that we need to be aware of. So Angela is back with us now to tell us what we should look forward to or maybe not so much. Well, you know, long long Islanders, we love the beach. This is a beautiful place to come. There are so many summer activities that you can head to. But the one thing dreaded here is the traffic. This Memorial Day weekend trip a says 37.1 million drivers will fill up their tanks and head to their destinations by car. There are lots of attractions on Long Island that people want to experience. So. Long Islanders themselves are going to them and people from outside Long Island are coming here. We caught up with AAA Robert Sinclair at the Long Island. Welcome center off the He believes this Memorial Day weekend travel will be the third busiest on record and that means lots of extra traffic across the island. You've got commuters mixing with holiday travelers and the roads will be very busy. Indeed, we recommend leaving before noon if you can possibly do so. But the good news is you don't have to drive to all of your favorite places on Long Island. You can hop on a south shore ferry from Bay Shore and head to many of the Fire island communities or jump aboard the north or south ferry to Shelter Island, heading out to the south fork, leave the car at home. You can catch the L R to popular destinations like Monto Sag Harbor and the Hamptons all stops along the Monta branch.

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Where we really only seem to associate them with a certain season or time of year. One of those is food insecurity. We think about Thanksgiving. We think about the holidays, maybe not necessarily the summer. And with our kick off the summer show, live from Jones Beach this morning, we wanted to invite Island harvest to come on down and talk to us about that specifically, the need is all year long. We have Joe Barry from Island harvest and you can speak to that. Excellent. Thank you for bringing attention to this. At the end of the school year, a lot of kids are getting anxious about finals and the end of school, but there were parents who are feeling anxious about having enough food for the summer Children who are in school, get a breakfast and a lunch who are in need. But when school is out, island harvest is there to help them with their food insecurity over the summer, five locations serving over 1500 Children on a regular basis. So that is a lot of meals and a lot of support. In addition, it's Memorial Day Weekend are veterans making sure that they have the food that they need over the summer. And then beyond that, to Long Islanders who are in need right now, we're looking at about 40% of Long Island families who are struggling out there. 25% of Children don't know where their food is going to come from. And they're making decisions as to whether they have to fix a flat tire, whether they need assistance with their food, medical bills, different bills, expenses that they have, and we want to make sure that they are all fed. Well, Joe, thank you so much for coming down here with us. We're going to get all the information for island harvest on our website news 12 dot com to make sure if anybody wants to help, they'll be able to do that. Thank you so much. Thank you.

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Start to get ready for summer. One of the things we think about are the many food trucks and the vendors who are out there and everyone looks forward to it. Food trucks have just taken off, especially here on Long Island. We got everything this morning from Tacos. Philly cheese steaks, waffles. Can't forget some coffee. Let's go over to Jen Selig who's live at Cedar Beach right now with some of our Long Island food trucks. Hey, Jen, there's the coffee right there. It's a good thing. I only ate a granola bar this morning. Look at all these sweet treats. We're here with milk and honey, the food truck with Joe Morrow, the owner of the business. Joe, thanks so much for preparing all these sweet treats. What? Talk to me, what your business is all about. So our business is not a traditional food truck, not your regular vanilla and chocolate. We have 12 different flavors that appeal to kids, adults and everywhere in between. So we make Belgian waffles. We make sundaes. We make homemade cookie sandwiches with any flavor. So it's not like I said, your traditional just vanilla ice cream sandwich. So we do any flavor milkshake with mix ins and, you know, it's a little bit for everybody and the summer has to be, you know, busy for you guys. Obviously it is. It is. We do a lot of private events. We do a lot of corporate events, staff appreciation, we do teachers appreciation week. Last week we did and we do a lot of kids parties, adult parties graduations. So it is, it's kind of busy, especially this time of year. What made you want to get involved? Well, I was looking for something to do with him and I figured this would be. So he works on the truck and we do a lot of events with the Autism Society. So he does those and I just figured it's something different rather than the regular vanilla and chocolate ice cream truck. We have, like I said, a multiple flavors and tons of toppings and you can mix and match and make anything you want. Do you have a favorite? I do. It's the Mississippi mud. It's coffee ice cream with fudge and crunch. I try some. It. Oh, that's good. That's good. That's a coffee shake with cinnamon toast. Crunch and maple syrup. Well, I'm going to finish that and enjoy it all here at Cedar Beach and send it back to Rich Barbi at Jones Beach. Looks so good, Jen. Thanks so much.

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About a little bit more about barbecue safety for this summer. Yeah, it's that time of year. We're all looking forward to it. We got Chief John Murray with us. Chief. Thanks for being here. I wish I had a grill like this at home. Let's talk about uh, safety though when you're at the barbecue. Some of this stuff. Maybe people take for granted, but it's certainly good to refresh this time of year. First thing to remember before you ever use a is make sure it's in proper working order. It's on a stable ground so it can't fall over. Many accidents happen that way kids get burned. Thousands of kids get burned because they're too close to it. So there should be a safety zone of about three ft around the grill. Make sure it's not in an area that's covered. Never use a gas grill or a charcoal grill in the house because of carbon monoxide. And uh, I saw one time where a guy used it in the garage. No more garage, you know, and, and you know, that may be an extreme example, but you think about summer backyard barbecues, you can get distracted if you're the one behind the grill, especially with the kids running around. Is that something that's also a concern? Absolutely. That's why the safety zone, the other thing is alcohol and grilling don't mix. You know, everybody likes to have a few, uh, frosty wheat beverages. Not a good idea around the grill. The other thing with the grills is the propane barbecue. Make sure the tank is in good condition if there's, uh, no leaks, check the hose with the soapy solution. Any leaks, call your fire department immediately and get away from it. Very important, especially when you're swapping out tanks. You're doing a lot of grilling Chief Murray. Thank you so much. We appreciate those. Very welcome. Thank you. Let's get another check, your forecast now and again, our resident.

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Ok. All right. We're back at the grill. Janice. Lieberman is with us. Good to see you, Janice. It's so fun to be here. And grilling is what's in this weekend. I am sure now only pizza ovens are the rage, but they're expensive and you know, you can get a pizza within 60 seconds because it heats up super fast. And especially during the pandemic, they were really, really hot, but you can get something cheaper. You can grab this coin art at big box stores like Home Depot for 100 bucks and they should do the job as well because you don't know if it's a fad you're going to stick with or you're going to get bored of. It is very true. Very true. Ok. So, do you want a fire pit? Yes. Absolutely. Great. You can get a smokeless one that will cost you about 200 $50 from solo stove. We love smokeless. But if you're not sure you want the fire pit also, you want to make some wars for 50 bucks. You can grab one on Amazon too and of course they go up in price. So also fire pits are great kids love them. It's great to entertain at night. Portable grills. If you're going to, you know, go camping or you're going to go tailgating, everybody needs portable grill. Right. You can score something like a Webber Home Depot for just under 400 bucks. It comes up to 600 degrees. It's easily transported. It comes with a mini thermometer or you can get a common grill for just $150. And that to do the job too, it has an interchangeable cooktop. You can find it at Lowe's and Home Depot and I got to tell you regular grills can go up to $1000 even more. You can get them for like 150. I feel. In this case, the most money you can spend on a grill that you have, the better off you are because they last longer. You can get warranty parts. But here's the real deal as we always have. Go on Facebook place. People are moving, they can't slap the grill with them. They want to get rid of it. So you can go on Facebook marketplace and buy someone else's gently used grill for a whole lot less. So, that's my tip for the day. That is the real deal. Yes. But I'm going to be back with some free entertainment ideas for the summer out on Long Island and that's also fun. We love free

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Here are some of the featured segments from Jones Beach State Park.

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Greetings from Jones Beach: News 12's Morning Show previews the holiday weekend and summer on Long Island

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Right now, we want to take a pause a little bit because we are remembering what Memorial Day Weekend really means those who have died for our country. We're going to go over to the flag pole right now. Let's raise that flag as state police and state parks police share a special moment with us. Let me see. I got field. No. Right, right tail, please. Oh. Oh, see. Can you see by the dawn early light? What so proudly we at the twilights, let me hos by stripes and bright stars through the fight. Oh, the red parts we watch were so gently streaming and the rockets red clear the bones bursting in. Ok, through the night that our flag was still there. Oh, if for the land end of the free and the whole, oh, thank you. State police, state parks police for a special moment there again. Remembering what Memorial Day Weekend is all about.

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Finding Francesca, a popular blogger with over 110,000 Instagram followers, provides tips for those looking to grow their social media pages.  

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Travel, staycation influencer offers tips to grow your social media pages 

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If you follow New Jersey influencers on your social media pages and then you've done what they're doing, they're doing something, right? That's why we've invited the owner of Finding Francesca to our studio this afternoon to tell us how she's amassed over 110,000 followers on her Instagram page alone. Thanks so much for being with us Francesca, man. Right? Got it. All right. First, you're New Jersey based, I guess, lifestyle and a blogger. Where in New Jersey are you based? Um Currently I'm in Somerset County. All right. Tell us how you have managed to amass so many followers. What is the motivation behind what you do? Um I just love to share what I'm doing. I love to travel and I love to try different restaurants. So I just thought, let me just share it with my audience. Yeah. And there's, there's a motivation behind it, isn't it? Yes. Yeah, definitely. Um I feel like there are a lot of other travel and lifestyle bloggers, they're able to pick up and go to like Bali for two weeks and you know, that'd be nice. Yeah, that would. Um But I work full time in corporate. So it's like, you know, I just wanna show that we can, that we can, um, spend time in New Jersey and enjoy it. But what kind of places do you show folks in New Jersey? Um, all different types. I show like a lot of restaurants, I'll show like weekend trips. Like, I partner with a lot of like airbnbs and things like that. So, yeah, all throughout New Jersey and then beyond. Well, I see a picture behind me. There's a cactus behind me. So I don't, no, that is not. What other places do you talk about? Um, so I do, I basically like do everything. I recently went to China, Japan, India. So I show the case some of that Puerto Rico. But places that you can go to that's not gonna cost you a lot of money or you find ways of going to places that might be expensive. But you're like, hey, we can do it on the cheap. Yeah, I do a little bit of both. Yeah. And I also do like a lot of weekend trips in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, things like that. Now, you offer some special content, like solo travel stories, finding the best restaurants in New Jersey. If you could name some of the best of the best. Right here on News 12 in New Jersey. The best restaurants. Is it hard because there's so many great ones, so many great ones that we really, uh, you know, before. I feel like you used to have to go to the city to find great restaurants. We have tons right here. You don't need to go to the city for all that. Yeah. How did you go from 20,000 followers to 100 and 10,000 in just one year? I would say, I think it's my authenticity when I speak with a lot of my followers in my D MS. They really appreciate how honest I am. If you look at some of my videos, you'll see that. I'm just, you know, honest and I think people appreciate that on the internet. A few other things I do differently is I do a March Madness bracket to find the best restaurant in New Jersey, which my fiance actually came up with. So I really appreciate that. Um And then I also did um a series to find the best Italian restaurant and then I um share how I travel solo. So all of that, all of that. So if there are viewers watching right now, who are wondering, well, how can I get so many viewers in such a short or followers? I should say in such a short period of time, what kind of advice would you give them? Because a lot of people are wanting to do this right now, make money off of their social media pages. Yeah, I would say just be yourself and share what you're doing right now. I think people are so afraid to start. You just need to start and be authentic to yourself and, and you'll, it'll go far very far, 100 and 11,000 followers for you. Francesca tell us how people can follow you if they want to get some of these tips. Sure. So um my user name is at Finding Francesca underscore on Instagram and tiktok, my follower. Thank you. Thanks for being with us. Thank you. Fantastic job.

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When it comes to reality television, no one has left as much of an impression as the Jersey Shores, Nicole Sookie Polizzi Lavell. 14 years after the start of the show that launched her to reality TV fame, viewers still can't get enough of Sookie in the entire Jersey Shore gang with Jersey Shore family vacation. And now customers can't seem to get enough of her message, the mama wine and she's joining us live once again this morning in the Jersey bus for National Wine Day to talk about her wine. The show and Life living in New Jersey. Thanks for being with us. Yes. Thanks for having me. It's been fun here. It really has been. It's been a lot of fun because you bring the party wherever you are. So there we are. So let's talk about the wines first before we get to anything else. Tell us what we've got here. So we have my um red blend with which is called Raunchy red. I like to do like fun names because like, you know, I'm crazy. Um And then we have Rowdy Rose which is like perfect for summer. All right. So let's talk about how you got into the wine business. Of course, you love wine. We know that. Yes, I love wine, but it was like, always my goal to like have my own wine brand. So the fact that I connected with this company and it's Washington wine, which is like the best wine that you can get. It was like a match made in heaven. You've got some boutiques in New Jersey as well. You've got three of them now I do. Yeah, the cookie shop. So my first one, um that I open is in Madison, New Jersey. So that's like my big one. That's like my baby. Um And then I branched out to be in New York where I grew up and then I just opened um seaside last year um in Seaside Heights on the Boulevard. So it's actually um our one year anniversary, this weekend. We're looking at some pictures of you showing your boutiques there. You've evolved so much since you started on MTV, right? So much. But now you're a mom. You live in Morris County near your family. That's why you're there and people still can't get past your past. Isn't that right? Doesn't give you talk about a lot of viewers out there? I mean, well, your comments on Facebook. Oh, a lot of viewers out there don't like me. Oh my God. I mean, I'm just like a normal person and yeah, I have a past. You see it on Jersey but, I mean, I'm a really good mom. Well, I have to say I'm a great mom. We love you. Ok? The haters are gonna hate, hate, hate, hate. Ok. That's my. Exactly. On tiktok recently. You, you actually said that you shut down the, the online trolls because they were calling you a bad mom and you were like, not having it. Well, I mean, you can call me whatever you want when it comes to like, you know, you're a drunk, you fall down your embarrassment to Jersey, whatever. That doesn't, that doesn't like affect me. But what does affect me is when people tell me I'm a terrible mom because I know I'm not right. I put everything into my kids. So it's the mama bear that comes. Absolutely. Absolutely. And that's your priority right now. That's all about my kids. And I say everybody has a past, it's all about my kids. Right. Exactly. I mean, we're showing you, we're showing some angel. Yeah. There we go. We just, uh, got back from Disney. There you go. There you go. Got back from your kids recently. Found out about your nickname. Snookie, didn't they? How did you react to that? Um So my daughter, like I yelled at her and she goes, ok, Snookie and I'm like, what I was like, how do you know what that is? Because you know Tik Tok. So I'm like, Mommy's an actress. Everything that you see there is not real. Right. So, I mean, eventually I'm gonna have that talk one day, like, you know, mommy was crazy before I had you. Um, but yeah, I'm an actress as of right now. All right, you're not going anywhere. We're gonna talk to you again this morning to talk more about the haters. Really? Because that's really what gets you right now is no. Really? Because I don't mind when they, like, talk about me. it's when they, when they talk about my kids as a mama. No, we are flying. I love it. I love it. All right. Well, we're gonna go back with her a little bit later but we're gonna toss things over to you right now. It's a jersey buzz.

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In Thursday’s Buzz, “Jersey Shore” star Snooki talks wine, living in New Jersey and much more.  

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‘Jersey Shore’ star Snooki celebrates National Wine Day with News 12 

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It's National Wine Day. And what better way to celebrate than with a woman who knows her wine so much. So, in fact that she even has her own wine brand. We're talking about Nicole Snookie Lizzie Lavelle of Jersey Shore, family vacation. Who's here? That's right. The party is here. Good morning to talk about her messy ma ma wines. Thanks so much for being with us. Thank you for having me. Welcome. It's National Wine Day. It is National Wine Day. Please tell us about your wines right here. And how did you come up with this name? So it's called Messy Mama because we all know I can get a little messy when I drank, especially my wine as a mom. Um and I call myself moma, not just like a regular mom. So it's like messy mama. It's totally perfect. And obviously I had to incorporate, you know, my leopard because I love leopard. Um So yeah, I just wanted like a nice red blend and then a good rose for summer because summer is coming up. We're all down the shore. So I'm excited for my wine and I love the names that you, you know, put, put on and then a raunchy red because when you drink it, you get a little raunchy, you get a little raunchy. So how, how did you decide to that? You were gonna launch a wine brand? What made you decide? Um Well, I love wine and my, my, my goal um I feel like as a mom was to open up my own winery one day. So it's like, let's start a little small start with actually having my wine brand and then eventually like have my own field of grapes. I love it. And then you, this is quality stuff. This comes from Washington State and they, they have the best wine. Exactly. Yes. So I'm gonna mess it around here. Yeah. You wanna have the best wine for my momma. Let, let's talk a little bit about the show right now, shall we? And you just wrapped up season six. Yeah. There were some wow moments. I can't deal. I'm like, I'm too old for this. Like what is happening? What was the most wild moment for you? The engagement? Angelina's engagement. Yes, that was crazy. But I think my favorite moment was just girls time because we never really did like a girls trip before. So the fact that we got to do that and like have our own time together, we went to the winery and like I made my own wine. It was just like nice to have girls time. And what about the announcement of the baby coming from the situation. That was exciting too when you got you guys. Really? Oh, yeah. You love that. Yeah. So talk a little bit about what's coming up for season seven for you. Give us a little, I mean, there's drama, there's, of course I try to stay out of it because I, I just wanna have fun. Like, I have three kids. So when we film it's like my time away to like have a glass of wine and like, I'm away for the kids for like two days. So like it's my time to like, I could sleep until nine. That's not a thing when you're a mom. Um So I try and enjoy myself and I think I did. Sammy sweetheart's coming back. She is ah confirmed. Right? Jersey Buzz. You heard it here? All right. So don't go away. We're gonna be back with you. Let's talk more about your life here in New Jersey. You live in Morris County and I'm also gonna taste the wine. We gotta give a taste test for this. We have to wait, I've never drank this early, but let's go. We are ready. All right. That's the Jersey buzz this morning. We'll be back with a Snookie coming up later, right? You're gonna come over here and drink with us later. OK. I will. Is it early or is it late for Nicole? That's what I wanna know Simon early.

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The zip line is one of the highlights of the place and launches you from a platform high over the sky, the beach and takes you on a 700-foot ride. 

Zip line, swing or go on an adventure course at WildPlay at Jones Beach  

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All right, summer is around the corner. Many of us will be heading to the beach this weekend. Yes. But at Jones Beach, there's an incredible adventure before you even hit the sands. I take you to wild play in this week's road trip. Close to home. The unofficial kickoff this summer is here and the beach is always the place to be. But did you know there's a whole lot of adventure to have off the sand in this road trip close to home. We take it a wild play at Jones Beach. The zip line is for sure. One of the highlights, it launches you from a platform high in the sky over the beach and takes you on a 700 ft ride. Let's just make this as tight as possible you don't want. Now, besides the thrills, it's just an amazing way to see Jones Beach like you've never seen before. Let's go. 321. We're going to put you in a place of feeling like I don't know if I can do this and you're going to do it anyway. And that feeling is going to be amazing and it's going to show you that, you know, sometimes in life when you say maybe I can't do this, you could do it more than you think onto the adventure courses. And there's a lot of them, you can walk platform to platform, walk across tight ropes, fall on nets, rope swings and, and the best part about it is there's different levels a classic course to ease into things. And then you can work your way up to the extreme course. And if you have kids who are a little unsure, don't worry, there's a kids course that only goes up about 15 ft. And finally it's the, what's to fear? Jump 40 ft high in the air? It's a plunge that you'll never forget. So, what's to fear? Right. 321. What? Oh, the guy comes running after me. I know it's a great time. You should hit it up, like a lot of fun.

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