Thomas P. Farner is a journalist specializing in local news and stories related to Long Beach Island in New Jersey. With a focus on historical events, local government issues, and community stories, Thomas provides in-depth coverage of the area for The SandPaper Inc.
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Most stories about airships end in disaster, but the year 1924 was the exception as it became one of pride and the hope for a brighter future.
October 1924 was set to be a record-breaking month in the history of aviation, and Lakehurst, N.J. was to be at the center of the activity.
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FacebookTwitterEmailPrintCopy LinkShare In November 1924, the giant hangar at Lakehurst, N.J. held two of the world’s largest airships. They had just completed record-breaking flights, but as the month began neither was able to fly.
FacebookTwitterEmailPrintCopy LinkShare Two hundred fifty years ago, events were heading toward a crisis between England and the 13 North American colonies. In December 1773, Boston had held its famous tea party, followed a month later at the College of New Jersey (today’s Princeton University), where students showed support by publicly burning the college’s supply of tea.
This is the first in a series. The story of how Barnegat Lighthouse is still standing at the north end of Long Beach Island is one of ups and downs and a long list of heroes. None deserves more credit for saving old Barney then Frank Appleby, the 3rd District congressman. During his first term, Appleby was able to persuade […]
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This is the first in a series. As we near the 250th anniversary of American independence, I have decided to concentrate on the little-known heroes and events. If you ask a group of citizens if they have heard of the Boston Tea Party, most hands would be raised. Mention Betsy Ross, and heads nod knowingly. But the New Jersey Tea […]
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