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The bacon is sizzling, coffee is brewing and plates of pancakes, waffles, eggs and more are being ferried from the kitchen to hungry breakfast diners. At Edie’s, the tables are close, the staff is warm and the ambience is friendly. And the omelets are the best, according to the eatery’s fans and Yelp reviews.

It’s always a pleasant surprise when your experience at a restaurant turns out to be beyond what you expected.

Nearly every high school in New Jersey has collected uniforms and is putting a close to the spring sports season, but Rumson-Fair Haven athletic director Chris Lanzalotto is the busiest man in the Garden State thanks to an incredible performance by the Bulldogs spring sports teams across the board.

When Matt Bruno recorded the strikeout to secure the Bulldogs’ second straight section championship, the celebration was much more subdued than a year earlier.

Neighbors may have gotten an unpleasant whiff or two after a sewer pipe broke in the borough, creating a messy situation at the east end of Grant Avenue May 7. Officials from the borough’s engineering and public works departments responded to reports of a leak at the pump station across the Shrewsbury River from Sea Bright.

Rumson-Fair Haven was on a rare two game losing streak and found themselves behind the eight ball against Bridgewater-Raritan, currently ranked fourth in the latest state poll. But coach Marc Moreau’s team reminded everyone that his Bulldogs are an elite program with a dominant second half to score a come-from-behind 10-7 win last Monday at Two River Times Field and Borden Stadium.

Name a dog after the Norse god of mischief and you should expect some high jinks. But the German shepherd mix Loki really lived up to his name last week, taking his family, a heroic teenager, the police and an entire community on an adventure that could have ended in heartbreak.

As former U.S. Ambassador Clifford G. Bond walked into the gym at Holy Cross Academy in Rumson, he looked around. “This is different from what I remember,” he said. “Bigger.” A major school expansion completed in 2006 converted the old auditorium and gym into two floors, including a library and media center, professional kitchen and new bathrooms.

You’d be hardpressed to find an organization that Claire Knopf has not lent a hand to.

RUMSON – Close to 100 parents joined the Forrestdale School Social Emotional Learning Team in January to promote student wellness at the Rumson School District’s first Mental Health Symposium.