These photos from Queen Camilla’s first wedding are a must-see

Decades-old photos of Queen Camilla’s first wedding are a must-see for royal fans.


While we now know Queen Camilla for being married to His Majesty King Charles III, the Queen Consort was of course married once before saying ‘I do’ to her beloved Charles.

The Queen Consort met British Army Officer Andrew Parker Bowles in the 1960s, when her name was Camilla Shand. The pair later married on July 4th 1973, with Camilla’s children, Tom Parker Bowles and Laura Lopes coming along later.

Old photographs from Camilla’s wedding day to Andrew show them after saying their vows at The Guards’

See anybody familiar in these 35 vintage photos from New Dorp High School from the 1970s, ’80s, ’90s and 2000s?

STATEN ISLAND, NY – New Dorp High School has been a fixture on the Staten Island educational scene for almost 90 years.

New Dorp opened its doors in September 1936, with the original school building was located at 485 Clawson St.

Given the Island’s rising population, a new building for the high school, on New Dorp Lane, was opened in September 1982. The original New Dorp school building is now home to Staten Island Technical High School.

The school has long been known for its sports achievements as well as its academic and artistic programs.

The school has produced a

VINTAGE PHOTOS: Throwback Thursday – Storm Photos

Storm water from Hurricane Georges covers the eastbound lanes of US Highway 98 on Okaloosa Island in this photo taken in September 1998 looking east toward Destin.  Officials hope to have at least the westbound lanes open today for traffic in both directions between Destin and Fort Walton Beach.  Daily News DEVON RAVINE

Storm water from Hurricane Georges covers the eastbound lanes of US Highway 98 on Okaloosa Island in this photo taken in September 1998 looking east toward Destin. Officials hope to have at least the westbound lanes open today for traffic in both directions between Destin and Fort Walton Beach. Daily News DEVON RAVINE

Northwest Florida Daily News

Vance Becklund and his mother-in-law, Paula Zitzelberger of St.  Petersburg, nailing the last plywood board over the windows of his Navarre Beach home Saturday morning in preparation for Hurricane Georges in this photo from September 1998. Daily News TRACEY STEELE

Vance Becklund and his mother-in-law, Paula Zitzelberger of St. Petersburg, nailing the last plywood board over the windows of his Navarre Beach home Saturday morning in preparation for Hurricane Georges in this photo from September 1998. Daily News TRACEY STEELE

Northwest Florida Daily

Vintage photos of June in NJ

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Vintage photos of June in NJ

I vividly remember what a magical time of year June was when I was a youngster. It wasn’t a question of liking or disliking school; it was about loving freedom.

A friend of mine who is an educator recently told me that schoolchildren have nothing on teachers when it comes to counting down the days until the start of summer vacation.

Sometimes, though, vacations can be “work” for adults with all the planning, scheduling and cramming as much as possible into a short time span. As kids, we had

Vintage photos of ‘mom and pop’ stores in NJ

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Vintage photos of ‘mom and pop’ stores in NJ

Andrew Blumenthal wrote in Investopedia that “’Mom-and-pop’ is a colloquial term used to describe a small, family-owned or independent business. Mom-and-pop stores are often operations that struggle to compete with more substantial establishments, such as big-box retailers, who generally boast more buying power than smaller players. In the last few years, “shop local” and “shop small” have been used as slogans in marketing campaigns.”

Those of us who grew up with them don’t need a definition. They didn’t necessarily have to be run by a husband