Sixth Grader from Highlands Honored as Outstanding School Safety Patrol Student
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AAA Mid-Atlantic and The Mid-Atlantic Foundation Award for Safety and Education
Pictured left to right: Frank Neary, Mid-Atlantic Foundation for Safety and Education; AnnMarie Arbore, Safety Patrol Advisor; Aleea Newell, Safety Patrol Captain, award winner; Melissa Garcia, Safety Patrol Advisor; Dr. Susan Compton, Superintendent; Daniel Layton Principal.
HAMILTON, NJ (May 15, 2019) – AAA Mid-Atlantic and The Mid-Atlantic Foundation for Safety and Education will honor eight New Jersey students as Outstanding AAA School Safety Patrol Members for the 2018-2019 school year. Among those eight students is Aleea Newell, a sixth grader from Highlands Elementary School in Highlands, NJ.
American Legion Announces MAST Group as Team Educator of the Year
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PHOTO: from left, Fetherman, Tracie, Vaccarella. (photo courtesy of MAST)
SANDY HOOK _ The three Navy veterans who comprise the Naval Science Department at MAST, the Marine Academy of Science and Technology, have been named the School Team Educator of the Year, it was announced by the American Legion’s Department of New Jersey Adjutant John D. Baker.
Cdr. Tracie Smith-Yeoman, USN (ret), Senior Chief Mike Vaccarella, USN (ret) and Chief Wil Fetherman, USN (ret) were nominated for the honor by MAST principal Earl Moore who cited the team as “highly effective educators who as a unit, demonstrate the values, skills and knowledge required to be a model of Americanism to colleagues and an inspiration to students.”
Annual Fashion Show Raises Over $10,000 for FCS
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LONG BRANCH, NJ - An impressive 220 guests turned out to celebrate the 110th anniversary of Monmouth County's oldest, private nonprofit social service agency, while viewing the latest spring fashions and raising money for Family & Children's Service (FCS), at the Navarumsunk Auxiliary's 62nd Annual Spring Luncheon, Wednesday, May 8th at Branches in Long Branch. The event is expected to have raised over $10,000 to benefit FCS programs and services, including protection for vulnerable adults, home care for the frail and elderly and school-based volunteer programs designed to promote childhood well-being.
Health Department seeks Volunteers for Medical Reserve Corps Unit
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Volunteers will respond to public health emergencies
FREEHOLD, NJ – The Monmouth County Health Department (MCHD) is seeking volunteers for its Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) unit to strengthen the public health infrastructure and improve response capabilities in the event of a public health response.
“Volunteering for the MRC is a great way to be more involved in the County by helping those in need,” said Freeholder Susan M. Kiley, liaison to MCHD. “Through extensive training, MRC volunteers will know what to do, how to do it and will be able to apply their skills effectively in the event of an emergency.”
Red Bank Regional Inducts Five into its 2019 Distinguished Hall of Fame
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PHOTO: RBR’s 2019 Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame inductees include: (left to right) Ashley Marinaccio, Judge Anthony Bruno, Michael Very, Taylore Fowler and Michael Welsh.
LITTLE SILVER, NJ - On Friday, May 3, Red Bank Regional (RBR) inducted its newest members into its Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame. The inductees where honored at a special ceremony and luncheon organized by the RBR BUC BACKER Foundation under the direction of event co-chairs Teresa Jahns Hottmann, Shrewsbury, and Kate Quinn, Little Silver.
