Two ocean county towns are "most italian places" in new jersey

Two Ocean County Towns are “Most Italian Places” in New Jersey

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October 9, 2017
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Columbus Day in modern times is becoming more about celebrating Italian-American heritage than a tribute to the explorer Christopher Columbus. The change has occurred as more criticism has focused on the negative aspects of Columbus’ exploration including the enslavement of Native Americans and spread of deadly diseases. New Jersey remains heavily Italian, in terms of reported…

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