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Once the residence of the iconic writer, Ernest Hemingway, this charming abode now serves as a museum open to the public.

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It was a showcase of culture, cuisine, and history during the Annual Black History Month Celebration hosted by the Toms River Area NAACP at the Ocean County Library Toms River Branch. Toms River Area ...

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In its three short years of existence, Anvil magazine published several writers who would go on to achieve immense fame, including Langston Hughes, Margaret Walker, Richard Wright, and Nelson Algren.