If you live near Costco, you should consider shopping there. A lot of basic items are stupid cheap at Costco compared to the supermarket. If you are a creature of routine and buy the same things every week, buy them in larger quantities and save a ton of money. Most of the items are not even bigger in size.

Believe it or not, NYC is reasonably accessible if you do your research before hand. NJ Transit has good accommodations for wheelchair accessibility and the MTA website will show you which stations have working elevators. So much to do, see, and eat in NYC.

Not sure if you have kids but the Please Touch Museum in Philly is awesome and completely ADA accessible.

When the weather is nice, go to the shore. Most boardwalks have ADA ramps and a lot of ADA parking. Check out Seaside Heights for example. The ramps are gorgeous. Most of the smaller town boardwalks all have ADA ramps too.

Growing up, I used to go to my local library after school almost every day (both parents worked and I took the bus there). The library was always accepting of anyone. There was always something new to explore - books, services, computers, etc. I was young but there were a lot of older adults getting help with mundane tasks like paying their bills.

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Trump is sitting on $100 million in superpac funds that he’s been grifting from his sheep.

Agreed

Even Ivanka is not joining Trumps campaign. It will be a complete disaster of mismanagement and disorganization.

Wow. Anyone endorsing Trump this early is looking to join his ticket. They will all crash and burn when Trump either a) throws them under the bus for whatever or b) Trump loses the nomination

Exactly, he was focused on New Jersey and not national politics.

We had a republican governor and a democratic president. In a time of significant regional disaster, they worked together to get residents and businesses through the tragedy. But the real tragedy is not being able to work together anymore because of political divisiveness. I hope we can get back to place where spirited dialogue and discussion can resolve differences.