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February 17, 2000 Vol. 2 No. 7

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In this issue:

1. Middletown Township Committee Introduces 2000 Budget 
2. Plans for 150-foot Cell Tower on Rumson Borough Property
3. Taxi Cabs in Red Bank to See Increased Fees/Inspections
 4. Pastors Corner by Rev. Dr. George Hancock-Stefan
 5  Jay Cosgrove's No Bull Fishing Report
 6. Events, Public Notices, Announcements, and Coupons

Area Events
Atlantic Highlands - Fair Haven - Highlands - Keansburg - Little Silver
Middletown - Monmouth Beach - Red Bank - Rumson - Sea Bright 
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1. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE INTRODUCES 2000 BUDGET  

The Middletown Township Committee on February 10 introduced the 2000 budget, which reflects a 2.02 cent tax increase over the 1999 rate.  As introduced, the $47,682,724 spending plan represents a modest increase of 2.29 percent over the 1999 adopted budget, which totaled $46,616,160., according to Mayor Rosemarie D. Peters.

However, the municipal tax rate increase will drop to 1.9 cents per $100 of assessed valuation when the township receives a Business Person Property Tax Depreciation Adjustment of $172,696 for the State later this year. The adjustment is due to a reassessment of Bell Atlantic properties.

Meanwhile, the Township Committee will continue to review the 2000 budget for additional cuts that would reduce the 1.9 cent tax increase without affecting municipal services. As introduced, the 2000 budget is below the state cap on budget increases and maintains staffing, programs, and services at the same level.  Despite rising costs, driven partially by contractual personnel salary increases, normal operating expenses have remained stable for several years.

The budget "represents the collaborative efforts of Township Committee members to devise a spending plan that permits the continuation of high quality municipal services for residents and the maintenance of a stable tax rate," Mayor Peters said. 

Under this year's introduced budget, the municipal portion of the tax rate would increase by 1.9 cents to 60 cents per $100 of assessed valuation from 58.10 cents per $100 of assessed valuation in 1999. The increase equates to a $28.50 increase for a homeowner whose house is assessed at $150,000. A penny on the tax rate raises $470,172 in revenue.

The Township, by introducing the spending plan at this time, will qualify for funding under the State Extraordinary Aid Program. The Township will request funding under the Extraordinary Aid Program in an effort to reduce the tax levy.

There are several principal issues that have impacted the 2000 budget. The Length of Service Award Program, or LOSAP, was overwhelmingly approved by voters in a referendum last November. To establish the modest pension program for the township's well-deserving volunteers, $300,000 was allocated in the 2000 budget. 

The tax collection rate has risen to 98.2 percent from 97.9 percent last year.  A high tax collection rate has a positive effect on the budget and goes a long way toward keeping taxes down. Revenues have increased by approximately $300,000. A substantial portion of the increase can be attributed to the tax collector's success in collecting long-due taxes from bankrupt properties.  

Historically, the municipal tax rate is about 20 percent of the tax bill homeowners receive. Another 20 percent is the county's portion of the bill. The final 60 percent goes to school taxes.
http://www.adean.com/middletown/index.html


2. PLANS FOR 150-FOOT CELL TOWER ON RUMSON BORO PROPERTY

Tonight the Borough Council will vote to adopt a change in the borough's zoning ordinance which will allow the construction of a 150-ft. cell tower on Borough property.  There has been no opposition to the ordinance change since it was introduced last month. The Planning Board on February 7 gave its support to a proposed change in the local zoning ordinance which would allow the construction of a 150-foot cell tower in the Public Facilities and Open Space Zone. 

The change would increase the permitted height 25 feet to total 150 feet which would accommodate a proposed cell tower. Noting that there is nothing to legally stop the placement of a cell tower in the borough, Mayor Charles S. Callman said the measure would help control the design and placement by requiring it to be built on land owned or leased by the borough. 

Crown Atlantic, an affiliate of Crown Castle International of Cannonsburg, PA which plans to build the tower will have to present their plans to the Planning Board for project site review.  The tower will serve many companies, including Bell Atlantic Mobile as the lead company, and it will resemble a spruce or pine tree.  The proposed site is next to the Department of Public Works garages.  Callman said the borough would receive $60,000 to $80,000 a year for the tower's use. The same type tower can be seen at exit 134 on the Garden State Parkway. Crown Atlantic is partially owned by Bell Atantic.
http://www.adean.com/rumson/index.html

3. RED BANK TAXI CABS TO SEE INCREASED FEES/INSPECTIONS

Taxicabs drivers and owners in Red Bank will see an increase in license and inspection fees under an  ordinance introduced recently by the borough council.  Taxicabs owners will face an increase in fees from $100 to $150. The cabdriver's license fee will increase from $25 to $30.  In addition, taxicabs will be inspected four times a year instead of the current annual schedule. There have been complaints from passengers about the cleanliness of some cabs.  Mayor Edward J. McKenna said, "It's imperative that we stay on top of cab drivers to maintain a good fleet." Council members noted also that it has been almost 10 years since the last increase in fees. 

A public hearing on the ordinance is scheduled for February 22 at 5:30 p.m. at the Red Bank Municipal Complex, 90 Monmouth Street.
http://www.adean.com/redbank/index.html

 

4. PASTORS CORNER -  "IN HONOR OF GODLY PRESIDENTS"
 by Rev. Dr. George Hancock-Stefan, Central Baptist Church, Atlantic Highlands, NJ

There is an abundance of literature on the Presidents whom we celebrate this month. For example, there is a lot of literature debating why President Abraham Lincoln never became a member of the churches that he attended, especially while he was in Washington. The majority on both sides agree that the answer was known only to President Lincoln.

Having said that, one also has to present the fact that analyzing the writings of President Lincoln, one concludes that few people were so acquainted with the Bible and even fewer had such a dexterity in including biblical truths in public addresses. He fits very well the quote that is attributed to the contemporary evangelist Greg Laurie that "one should not only mark his Bible, but the Bible should mark a person’s life."

My prayer is that whoever becomes the President of the United States in this election will be not only knowledgeable of the Scripture, but will allow the Scripture to provide wisdom and guidance in the decisions that he will make. In that way, it will be said about us again, "Blessed is the nation, whose God is the Lord" - Psalm 33:12.

http://www.adean.com/herald/worship.htm
5.  JAY COSGROVE'S NO BULL FISHING REPORT

Mike Werdanne & Bobby Cassone from Highlands, just got back from a successful tuna trip down in North Carolina. They were part of a group that chartered a Carolina Built 47' down in Cape Hatteras. They boated 14 blue Fin tunas in 2 days of fishing. Actually they released 12 and only kept one per boat per day. Mike came back physically exhausted but mentally cleansed. There is nothing like reeling in big tuna up to 250lbs! . The charter boat used a combination chunk and troll method, believe it or not. The sea conditions were rough, 8 to 10 foot swells out in the gulf stream. It sounds like they had an outstanding time of it and the photos he brought back are proof! My scanner is out but I will soon post them. Sorry Mike. Also check out our list of tournaments for 2000. There will be more to come.

http://www.adean.com/atlantichighlands/harborshots.htm
http://bahrs.com/weekfisrep.html
http://www.bahrs.com/fiscon.html


6. EVENTS, PUBLIC NOTICES, ANNOUNCEMENTS and COUPONS

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Atlantic Highlands

  • Atlantic Highlands Chamber of Commerce
    Thursday, February 17 at 7:00 p.m.
    The Chamber of Commerce will have it's reorganization meeting at the Memphis Pig House, First Avenue. 
  • Atlantic Highlands Youth Commission
    Thursday, February 17 at 7:00 p.m.
    The Youth Commission will meet at Napoli Boys Ice Cream on First Avenue.
  • Lions Club / Boy Scouts Dinner
    Saturday, February 19  from 4-8 p.m.
    The Lions Club and Boys Scouts will host a dinner Saturday at St. Agnes School from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
  • AHES PTO 8th Annual Chance Auction
    Wednesday, February 23 
    This adults only event is always enjoyable. Commonly called a Chinese auction, chance drawings for for theme baskets, merchandise, services and gift certificates are offered.  New offerings this year include passes to Great Adventure, Keansburg WaterPark, Jenkinson's Aquarium, the Liberty Science Center and a Mets baseball game. Doors open at 6:00 p.m.  Auction starts at 8:00 p.m.
  • Testimonial Dinner for Mayor Bob Schoeffling 
    Sunday, February 27th, Shore     Casino starting at 4 p.m. 
    Dinner & Dancing. tickets $37.50 - can be purchased at Borough     Hall or from Council members Jack Archibald, Valerie Freitas, Steve O'Brien, or Mayor Mike Harmon. Also available at other locations in town - or call Jane Frotton 872-0936 or Tracey Abby 291-9031. Ticket must be ordered before Feb 21st.
  • ST. Agnes PTA Annual Fish Dinner
    Ash Wednesday, March 8, 2000 
    Join the ST. Agnes PTA on Ash Wednesday, March 8, 2000 for their Annual     Fish Dinner at St. Agnes School, 55 South Street, Atlantic Highlands, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Dinners will be prepared by Chef Juan Cottrell of Something Fishy Restaurant in Sea Bright and will be priced at $8.00. Children's Menu available. Eat in from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM or take out from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM. Menu features Oven Baked Crumb Cod Fish or Poached Salmon with Dill Sauce. Reservations necessary by February 29, 2000. Call Cathy Clark at 872-2441 for reservations and additional information.
  • AHES PTO Family Fun Night
    Friday, March 10 
    Bring the family and join the fun! Come on out and disco the night away
  • Henry Hudson Booster Club/Band Parents Association
    Saturday, March 18
    The Henry Hudson Booster Club/Band Parents Association continues its fundraising to help complete  uniforms for the band.     The uniforms are ordered and now funds are being raised or the shoes and the suspenders. Saturday, March 18 from 7-10pm there will be a ST. Patrick's Day Coffee House in the school cafeteria. $5 admission gets you all the coffee and baked goods you'd like plus a wonderful evening of entertainment by the likes of House Blend and Keara Murray.
  • Return to 1890/From Swamp to Swank
    Friday night, March 31st
    Historian Paul Boyd, will be present an     Historical Society sponsored slide show in the A.H. Elementary School Auditorium entitled: Return to 1890/From Swamp to Swank with a look at our town during the Victorian Era. It's a wonderful evening suitable for all ages. Members are free...adults $3...seniors (65 and older) and students $1.
  • Spring Luncheon and Fashion Show
    April 1, 2000 
    St. Agnes School PTA's 34th     Annual Spring Luncheon and Fashion Show will be at the Shore Casino in Atlantic Highlands. The theme for this year's luncheon is "Mardi Gras." Enjoy a delicious lunch, fabulous gift auction and raffles! The fun starts at 11:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Tickets are $25.00. For more information call Michele at 872-1522 or Myra at 291-0491.
  • Category 3 Bicycle Race
    Saturday, April 8
    The 3D Racing Team headquartered at Tom's Atlantic Cyclery in Atlantic Highlands is hosting an NJ Bicycle Association sanctioned bicycle race on Saturday, April 9. The 1.08 mile course begins in front of Borough Hall, East Highlands Avenue to Grand Avenue to Ocean Blvd back to borough hall on First Avenue.  There will also be racing by ordinary "citizen racers" Bicycle must be inspected for safety. Call 897-1980 for more information. See a photo from the bicycle race of 1900 in this online booklet.
    http://www.adean.com/atlantichighlands/Emery/emery1.htm
  • Spring Craft Fair at Henry Hudson
    April 15
    At Henry Hudson...the Spring Craft Fair from 10am-4pm. Admission     free. Pictures with the Easter Bunny.
  • Henry Hudson Regional Mentors:
    Mentors needed for grades 7 through 12. Henry Hudson Regional School. Do you have one hour per week that you might share with a student? Training provided. The "job" with a built-in reward. If you are interested please phone Dr. Elizabeth Smith at 291-3205. 
  • Strauss House Museum
    Sundays, 1-4 p.m.
    The Strauss House is open Sundays from 1pm-4pm all year and presents beautiful exhibits.
  • Lunch Talk 
    2nd Wednesdays 12:10-12:50
    Members of the Business Community and Professionals talk about applying Godly principles in their working place. Central Baptist Church, Third and East Highland Avenues every second Wednesday of the month from 12:10 - 12:50 P.M.  Bring your lunch - we provide the program!
  • Children's Gym Time
    Fridays, 6:30 - 9:30
    Join us on Friday nights at the AHES Gym starting this Friday, January 7,     2000. Come and bring your friends to enjoy basketball, volleyball and indoor soccer. 6:30 - 7:30 P.M. Grades 3 & 4;  7:30 - 8:30 P.M. Grades 5 & 6; 8:30 - 9:30 P.M. Grades 7 & 8. Sponsored by Central Baptist Church, Third & East Highland, Atlantic Highlands (If school is closed or is sponsoring a program of its own, we cannot have the gym).

  • Women's Volleyball
    Thursdays, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
    It's not too late  for Women's Volleyball.  Open Gym play for adult women ages 18 and older. Thursday evenings from 7:30-9:30 through March 21, 2000 at the Highlands Elementary School Gym. Call 872-1959

  • Senior Citizens of Atlantic Highlands
    Wednesdays
    Senior Citizens of Atlantic Highlands meets at 1:00 p.m. on the second Monday of each month in the Senior Citizen building located at the municipal marina.  Every Wednesday is a Social Day, when seniors come to do  crafts, play cards, and socialize. Other activities include bus trips for luncheons and shows.

Fair Haven

Highlands

  • Henry Hudson Regional Mentors:
    Mentors needed for grades 7 through 12. Henry Hudson Regional School. Do you have one hour per week that you might share with a student? Training provided. The "job" with a built-in reward. If you are interested please phone Dr. Elizabeth Smith at 291-3205. 
  • Henry Hudson Booster Club/Band Parents Association
    Saturday, March 18
    The Henry Hudson Booster Club/Band Parents Association continues its fundraising to help complete  uniforms for the band.     The uniforms are ordered and now funds are being raised or the shoes and the suspenders. Saturday, March 18 from 7-10pm there will be a ST. Patrick's Day Coffee House in the school cafeteria. $5 admission gets you all the coffee and baked goods you'd like plus a wonderful evening of entertainment by the likes of House Blend and Keara Murray.
  • Women's Volleyball
    Thursdays, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
    It's not too late to sign up for Women's Volleyball.  Open Gym play for adult women ages 18 and older. Thursday evenings from 7:30-9:30 through March 21, 2000 at the Highlands Elementary School Gym. Call 872-1959
  • Highlands Republican Club
    2nd Mondays
    Highlands Republican Club meets the second Monday of each month at 8:00 p.m. at Bahr's Restaurant.
    Teen Activities
    Fridays, 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. 
    Teens are invited to the Highlands Elementary School Gym from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. for recreational activities. For details call the Recreation Center at 872-1959
  • Boys Basketball League
    January - March 2000
    Boys in grades 4, 5, and 6 are invited to join the Boy's Basketball League at the Highlands Elementary School Gym. Times vary.  Call the Recreation Center for details at 872-1959.
  • Girls Basketball League
    January - March 2000
    Girls in grades 4, 5, and 6 are invited to join the Girl's Basketball League at the Highlands Elementary School Gym. Times vary.  Call the Recreation Center for details at 872-1959.
  • Highlands Senior Citizens
    2nd and 4th Thursdays
    Highlands Senior Citizens, an organization for residents at least 55 years old, is seeking eligible persons for membership. The group meets twice a month at the Robert Wilson Community Center, Snug Harbor Avenue.
  • Watch for upcoming Centennial Celebrations throughout the year.
    March 27, 1900 - March 27, 2000
    Borough of Highlands, New Jersey Celebrates it's 100th anniversary.

Keansburg

  • Keansburg Little League
    1st Tuesdays
    Keansburg Little League meets 8 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month at Jackie Keelen's Banquet Hall, Church Street. All parents are welcome.
  • Keansburg Historical Society
    3rd Wednesdays
    Keansburg Historical Society meets 8 p.m. on the 3rd Wednesdays of the month at the museum, 59 Carr Avenue. Call 481-0408 or 787-0739
  • American Legion St. Patrick's Day Dinner / Dance
    March 11,  8 p.m. - midnight
    Keansburg American Legion - Wilbur J Price Post 273 will host a St. Patrick's Day Dinner / Dance at their facilities 348 Carr Avenue. For more info call 495-1977

Little Silver

  • Little Silver Annual Picnic
    Spring 2000
    Plans are being made to hold the First Annual Picnic in the Spring of 2000.  If you would like to volunteer your time to help organize this community event please contact Borough Hall at 842-2400

Middletown

  • Daddy/Daughter Dance
    April 9 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
    A second date has been added to the popular Middletown Recreation Department program.  The 3rd Annual Daddy / Daughter Dance will be held at the Robert B. Meyner at the PNC Bank Arts Center. Call the Recreation Department at 615-2260 for details.
  • Middletown Camping Club
    4th Mondays in February and March at 7:45 p.m. 
    The Middletown Camping club will meet at the Parks and Recreation Building at Croydon Hall on Leonardville Road. Residents interested in family camping information of membership application are welcome. Call 732-671-6127 or email ulttow@msn.com 
  • Middletown Lions Club
    Middletown Lions Club is seeking new members. For information contact the Middletown Lions, P.O. Box 75, Middletown, NJ 07748
  • Marine Corps League
    1st Mondays
    Phillip K. Dorn Detachment of the Marine Corps League meets 8 p.m. at the American Legion Post #338, Route 36, Leonardo section of Middletown Township. For more information call 583-5617
  • Poricy Park Activities
    Oak Hill Road 
    Middletown, New Jersey
    732-842-5966
    Adults without children are welcome. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Use your discretion about bringing very young children or call the Nature Center for more information about the program. All programs meet at the Nature Center unless otherwise noted.
  • La Leche League of Navesink 
    3rd Tuesdays
    The La Leche League of Navesink, providing information and support to breastfeeding women, meets 10 a.m. at the Navesink United Methodist Church. Open to mothers, expectant mothers, and babies. Call 708-9262.
  • Village Garden Club
    2nd Wednesdays
    Village Garden Club meets 7:30 p.m. at the Reformed Church, 121 King's Highway. Call 842-6983.
  • Woman's Club of Middletown
    1st Thursdays
    Woman's Club of Middletown meets at noon the first Thursday of the month at Harlan Hall at the Westminster Presbyterian Church, 94 Tindall Road.  Guests are welcome. Call 291-3831 or 671-3451 or write to P.O. Box 10, Middletown, NJ 07748.

Monmouth Beach

  • Exercise Class at Boro Hall
    Mondays and Fridays
    Mondays: 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
    Fridays: 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. 

  • 3rd Annual Commissioners' Awards Dinner
    Saturday, February 26, 2000 at 7:00 
    Water's Edge, Sea Bright
    Honoring Louis P. Sodano and William H. Flahaerty for their outstanding dedication and service to the Borough of Monmouth Beach. 7 p.m. Cocktails and hors d'oervres. 8 p.m. dinner ( choice of Chicken Francaise, Salmon, or Prime Rib) $40 per person. Contact borough hall for details.

  • Monmouth Beach Recreation Commission
    February 4 - Deadline
    2000 Tee Ball / Baseball / Softball Program
    Tee Ball - girls and boys in Kindergarten - $20
    Junior Baseball - girls and boys in First Grade - $20
    Junior Baseball (Cap League) - boys in grades 2 and 3 - non Little League - $20
    Lower Division Softball - girls grade 2 thru 4 -$20 
    Intermediate Div. Softball - girls grade 5 and 6 -$35 
    Senior Division Softball - girls grade 7 and 8 - $35
    Late fee of $20 for Sign-ups after February 4 and your name will be placed on a waiting list for team availability. Get form at Borough Hall between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Red Bank

  • Red Bank Elks Lodge 233 Testimonial Dinner
    Saturday, Feb 5 at 7:00
    Red Bank Elks Lodge 233 is having a testimonial for Bill Connors, James Harris, and Tom Eisenhart at the lodge, 40 W. Front Street. Dinner cost is $12.50 per person. Open to Elks members and their guests. For more info call Bill Barnes at 741-8472.
  • 3rd Annual Red Bank Elks Lodge 233 Annual Charity Ball 
    Saturday, February 19 at 7:00 p.m.
    Red Bank Elks Lodge 233 is holding it's "Surf and Turf Dinner" at the lodge, 40 W. Front Street. Cocktails from 7-8 p.m. Dinner served at 8:15 p.m. Open to Elks members and their guests. The event is semi-formal and includes an open bar. For info call Robert Wooley at 576-1373
  • Rotary Club 
    12:15 p.m. - 1:30 p.m., Thursdays
    The Rotary Club of Red Bank meets at the Molly Pitcher Inn, Route 35.
  • Kiwanis Club
    12:00 Mondays
    Kiwanis Club of Red Bank meets at the Olde Union House, 11 Wharf Avenue. Call John Austin, president, or Jim Bush at 842-4908.
  • Monmouth Rugby Football Club - click here for schedule
    Monmouth Rugby Football Club based in Red Bank, will begin its quest for the Division II Met Union Championship in its spring season opener Saturday March 11th at the St. Patrick's Day Tournament in Van Courtland Park The Bronx, NY. Each week thereafter, Monmouth will have a test match to prepare for the first round of the playoffs which will be held April 8th at Dorbrook Park in Colts Neck, NJ (Eastbound 537) against Portland RFC. In addition, the Northeast Regional Final's will be hosted by Monmouth the weekend of April 15-16. Monmouth must defeat Portland to participate in the Northeast Championships.

Rumson

Sea Bright

  • Sea Bright Library Photo Exhibit
    February 1-29
    Sea Bright Library will feature the photography of Margaret Coston during the month of February. There will be a reception with the artist on February 4 from 7-9 p.m. 
  • St. Patrick's Day Road Race 
    Sunday, March 12, 2000 11:00 a.m. 
    Sponsored by Donovan's Reef. 
  • Free Rabies Clinic Sea Bright Fire House
    Tuesday, April 25, 2000  7 to 9 p.m. 
  •  NJ Shore Marathon 15K Walk/Marathon 
    Sunday, April 30, 2000 9 a.m. 
  • MS Coast Bike Tour 
    Saturday, May 20, 2000(no start time provided) 
  • Big Apple Bike Trek (no start time provided) 
    Sat. June 3 and Sun. June 4, 2000 
  • Easter Seals Beach Volleyball Tournament
    Sat. Aug 5 and Sun. Aug. 6, 2000 
    Join the fun at the Sea Bright Public Beach
  • Sea Bright Senior Citizens Club
    1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m.
    The Sea Bright Senior Citizens Club.  Join the group for club sponsored Bus Trips. They meet the first and third Wednesday of each Month at 1:30PM at the Boro Hall & Court Complex. The Sea Bright Seniors Club Membership is open to all Sea Bright residents 55 Years and older. For more information contact Club President, Roger D. Morris at 229-0036 or email him at GPumpkin13@aol.com

Other Areas

  • Baseball players needed
    16 Year Olds & under baseball team forming now for Sunday double headers starting in May. This is a wooden bat league and all games will be played on Sundays. Following is a little information on the league in which we will be participating. 15 - 16 year old players Start date - 5/26/00 Finish date - 8/15/00

    Description of Schedule - Set Sunday double-headers - Option to play open teams in Tues/Thurs evening games. Wood Bat Tournaments - Mem. w/e, 4th July, and 8/10 - 8/14 All-Star Showcase - Date TBA. Held at a pro-stadium. Scouts invited. Approximate Games - 26 minimum Conference Championship Game - 8/6/00 Team trophy issued to 1st + 2nd place teams. For further league information, please visit : www.gardenstatebaseball.com For team information and tryout please contact: Dave Long 732-471-0055

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Operation Sail 2000 is coming!



Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club - event sponsor

 Vessels from over 60 nations will participate in an eight-city tour of the United States beginning in San Juan, Puerto Rico and continuing to Miami, Florida; Norfolk, Virginia; Baltimore, Maryland; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; New York, New York; New London, Connecticut; and Portland, Maine. Tens of millions of spectators will visit OpSail Ports and attend OpSail Events May 25 through July 31, 2000. OpSail 2000 is the event that celebrates America's maritime history and will create lasting memories for future generations.
 

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