So, Edgar has a real problem: what can he do now that the Gift has become a Curse? Find out why you should never trust in-flight magazines.

Ever do something a little silly, like buy a product online that promised incredible benefits that you knew were probably a sham? Well, that's what Edgar Bartolli, the "hero" in this story did, and what he got was maybe more than he bargained for.This is part one of this short story. Part two will be posted soon.

For this edition of Hazlet Coffee Talk, I've changed direction to offer you the reading of a short story, Footsteps, about a father and son and the paths they take.

Bob Weigand once again dips into his memories and gives us a look at the history of Hazlet schools. farms and Public Works. Get comfy!

Hazlet was Middletown? John Hazlett was a scofflaw? Italians ruled? What else don't you know about Hazlet's history? Here's an opportunity to find out. I met with Bob Weigand, long-time Hazlet native and the first full-time municipal employee! For over two hours, Bob and I discussed things that only he has to share.  In this first of several episodes, Bob brings us back to the very beginnings of Hazlet and some pretty interesting history.