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Township Road Crews Working Around the Clock To Clear Snow-Covered Roads

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Published: 28 December 2010

Mayor Declares Local State of Emergency

MIDDLETOWN, NJ – Township road crews continue to battle one of the most severe snow storms in recent memory with a goal of reaching all township roads by midnight on Tuesday, said Mayor Gerard P. Scharfenberger.

Road crews have been working fervently around the clock since 10:00 am on Sunday, December 26th. Township crews, consisting of 40 plows and 6 front end loaders, supplemented by an additional 25 plows and 4 front-end loaders belonging to private contractors, are working to clear more than 300 miles of township road, Scharfenberger said.

A State of Emergency issued by Monmouth County Emergency Management remains in effect. In addition, Mayor Scharfenberger issued a local state of emergency for Middletown Township while township crews work to make local roads as safe for travel as possible.

“The sheer volume of the snow generated by this storm is far greater than we’ve seen in many years so plowing is taking longer than usual. Anyone who does not absolutely need to be on the road should remain at home as long as possible. The fewer cars on the road, the faster plow operators can complete their work,” Scharfenberger said.

“We appreciate everyone’s continued patience and cooperation while crews work to complete the plowing. We will get to every street as quickly as possible,” Scharfenberger added.

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Merry Christmas 2010

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Category: News
Published: 25 December 2010

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We hope you will enjoy this day with family and friends.  From our family to yours, may your Christmas be a Blessed one and your New Year be filled with happy memories.

 

- Allan Dean, Publisher

Brookdale Photography Student Donates Work To Benefit ALS

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Category: Arts & Culture
Published: 23 December 2010

Lincroft, NJ – Brookdale photography student Judit Papp, Rumson, will showcase her nature photography in an exclusive exhibition, “Tura Natura” on January 8 at NovelTeas, 78 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank.  The Hungarian born talent will donate the proceeds from her silent auction photography sales to benefit ALS-TDI, the world’s largest Lou Gehrig’s disease (ALS) research center. Additionally, all who attend are welcome to enter a free drawing for a framed photograph of Monument Valley, Arizona, taken near the Grand Canyon.

“The photograph series I have selected for this exhibit will showcase America’s beauty as captured during my cross country trip” explained Papp.

Papp has lived in Rumson with her sponsor family, the Callahans, for three years. Pamela Callahan has had ALS for the past four years and her illness was the inspiration for the event.

Sponsors include the Callahan family, Kim Widener, Copper Canyon, the Nicholson family, Traci Turi, the Brand family and Sickles Market.

NovelTeas is located at 78 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, across from the train station. The free event will take place from 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. For more information, call 732-859-4386 or e-mail to  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. A sampling of photos may be viewed at  www.flickr.com/photos/balassagyarmat.

More than 1.4 Million Stranded Holiday Drivers Expected by AAA

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Category: Monmouth County
Published: 23 December 2010

Nation’s largest motor club offers ways to avoid holiday season breakdowns

Hamilton, NJ - AAA anticipates it will come to the rescue of more than 1.4 million stranded motorists nationally during the Christmas and New Year’s holiday peak driving period. Locally, AAA Mid-Atlantic will come to the rescue of more than 6,800 stranded motorists a day, throughout its service territory in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia.

From highways to mall parking lots, AAA expects to be busy across the country during the holidays with battery replacements and jump starts, changing tires, extricating vehicles from snow, towing vehicles for repair and more.

“Whether on your way to grandma’s house or the mall for last-minute shopping, car trouble can quickly dampen your holiday spirit,” said Tracy E. Noble, spokesperson for AAA Mid-Atlantic. “AAA expects to come to the rescue of more than 1.4 million stranded motorists around the Christmas and New Year’s holidays, but many of those breakdowns can be avoided with a touch of preventive maintenance.”

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ARC Annual Winter Glow Ball A Success

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Category: Monmouth County
Published: 16 December 2010

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ  – On Friday, December 3 over 200 people enjoyed The Arc of Monmouth’s 44th Annual Winter Glow Ball.

This year the agency honored Steve “Biddy” Bidgood, regional partner of the Salt Creek Grille in Rumson and Princeton.  Mr. Bidgood is a recognized leader in the food industry. His success is largely due to his enduring passion for the world of food and beverage, and his genuine love for the community he serves. He supports many local non-profit organizations throughout the year including The Arc of Monmouth.

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From the left are Patricia Micale, Carol Stillwell, Mollie Giamanco, Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno, Arleen Fina

Keeping with tradition, the ball was held at the Shore Casino in Atlantic Highlands.  Guests enjoyed an elaborate cocktail hour, followed by dinner and dancing.  In addition, a thrilling live auction and silent auction took place.

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