Huron Lake, PA (July 16, 2018) – She had been eagerly awaiting this day for the past three weeks to hold and squeeze her first born, but when she was finally experiencing Visiting Day at Camp Huron Lake, Jenna Finkelfish proceeded to incessantly snap pictures of her daughter in various locales and take self-photos with the beautiful camp as a backdrop instead of actually talking to her daughter, Fyona.   For nearly five straight hours, Finkelfish shot one picture after another…

Livingston, NJ (July 12, 2018) – Local mother Ellen Klein figured that as her children matured their Visiting Day request lists would become much less intricate and  a lot simpler.  Unfortunately for her and thousands of camp moms in the Tri-State area, the Camp Visiting Day wish lists could make a shopping mall Santa run for the hills.  What used to be a sandwich from a favorite deli back home has turned into a nightmare of biblical proportions as mothers…

Cherry Hill, NJ (July 2, 2018) – Scott Eberstein, a 46 year-old quantitative mathematics fellow from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and father of two, believes he may have finally figured out the Camp Huron Lake mail and package policy after his children’s sixth summers there.  Working nights and weekends for the past three years to truly understand what can and cannot be sent, Eberstein feels that he may be able to successfully send a package to one or…

Huron Lake, PA (July 3, 2018) – With temperatures soaring into the mid 90’s and humidity at eighty percent, all of boys side at Camp Huron Lake is experiencing painful, debilitating chafing essentially bringing all non-water-related activities to a crippling halt.  The infirmary has been inundated with male campers and counselors writhing in pain and is now running dangerously low on baby powder and Lotrimin.    With temperatures expected to remain brutally hot, there is unfortunately no relief in sight.  Camp…

Scarsdale, NY (June 28, 2018) – A mother’s worst nightmare came to life late last night as local mother, Carrie Scheftman, realized she mistakenly packed her favorite form of adult stimulation in her son Jake’s camp trunk instead of sending him up with his electric toothbrush. After a long, stressful day at the tennis club, Scheftman was looking forward to some relaxing “me time” only to find her nine year-old’s Oral B in its handy travel case in the storage…