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Brian Kirk & The Jirks Performing at Fundraiser to Bring Lights to RBR Fields for September

Newsbrief - Schools
Written by Red Bank Regional High School District
Tuesday, 07 May 2013 09:30
Members of the RBR Buccaneer Athletic Foundation stand on the track and field they hope to light this September. Coming down the stretch to their goal, the group is holding a fundraiser on May 23 at The FIX in Red Bank with headliner Brian Kirk & The Jirks. Advance tickets are $ 50 a person, $60 at the door. To order tickets visit www.lettherebelights.org or mail a check to the Buccaneer Athletic Foundation, P.O. Box 51, Little Silver, NJ 07739. Pictured above are (left to right) Don Chamberlain, Little Silver, Judy Bonanno, Shrewsbury, Cathy Reardon, Little Silver and Jodi and Scott Nevitsky of Little Silver. Not pictured were hardworking committee people Diane Davis, Debbie Juliano, Beth Lloyd and Anne Amato.
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Ticket Sales Open for Taste of Atlantic Highlands Trolley Hop

Newsbrief - Local News
Written by press release
Tuesday, 07 May 2013 12:26
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ - Tickets are now on sale for Taste of Atlantic Highlands Trolley Hop, which takes place June 2, 2013, from noon to 5 p.m., in Atlantic Highlands, N.J. This pay-one-price event includes trolley rides to and from 35 participating businesses; samplings of food, drinks, and cocktails; giveaways; door prize drawings; and a prize drawing for completing a certain number of stops on the route. Ticket cost is $35 per person. There is no charge for children age 11 and younger; children 17 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Purchase admission tickets at any participating business listed on the Taste of Atlantic Highlands participant map, or through the Atlantic Highlands Chamber of Commerce website: http://atlantichighlands.org/events/taste For more information on the event, visit http://www.atlantichighlands.org

MT Police Patrols to Combat Underage Drinking

Newsbrief - Law and Order
Written by Middletown Township Police Department
Tuesday, 07 May 2013 08:45
MIDDLETOWN, NJ - Chief of Police, Robert Oches, Middletown Township Police Department announces that all police patrols will be conducting vigorous enforcement action against underage drinkers. One of the biggest problems in our society is substance abuse and alcohol is the most commonly abused substance. Young people are severely injured and killed as a result of accidents in which alcohol is a factor. Chief Oches wishes to remind all parents and teens that strict enforcement of all statutes governing underage drinking will be taken in an effort to safeguard the young people of our township. All parents are requested to chaperon house parties very carefully in an effort to reduce this problem. Members of the police department are available to answer any questions parents may have and to assist any group in establishing an anti-alcohol program.

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The Aging of Childhood (Part III)

Woody Zimmerman
Friday, 24 May 2013
In earlier articles we looked at two important areas of childhood: learning to deal with failure, disappointment, and inconvenience [1]; and developing skills in... Read more...

The Unofficial Launch of Summer

Jack Archibald
Friday, 24 May 2013
The unofficial launch of summer is here with the holiday weekend. As Memorial Day approaches, many people look to the next two holidays as significant summer... Read more...

Here's One for the Catholics

Anne Mikolay
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Yesterday, I did something that harkens back to the Catholic school days of my youth. I crowned the Blessed Mother. For the non-Catholics among us, crowning a... Read more...

Democrats Little Threat to Christie

Dennis Mikolay
Monday, 20 May 2013
With the partisan primary elections now only two weeks away and incumbent Governor Christopher J. Christie’s popularity still at rock-star levels, Democratic... Read more...

Walking Over Rubbish in Natco Park, Hazlet Township

Old Oak
Monday, 20 May 2013
Saturday morning greeted a small group of 20 people with a hint of pending change. Gone were sunny skies and warm temperatures of yesterday. Instead, they found... Read more...

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Atlantic Highlands FilmOneFest Awards Cash Prizes to Filmmakers Documenting Jersey Shore Restoration
Friday, 24 May 2013
Atlantic Highlands, NJ: Organizers of the annual seaside FilmOneFest are excited to award three cash prizes (first place $500, second place $300, third place $200) to filmmakers who create short (under two-minute) films that highlight the triumphs, struggles and rebuilding efforts of the people - and places - affected by Hurricane Sandy for their new Spirit of the Shore category. For those who... Read more...

RBR Principal Gives Commencement Address at Brookdale
Friday, 24 May 2013
On May 16, (pictured (left to right), RBR Principal Risa Clay, Tinton Falls, gave the Brookdale Community College commencement address for the Class of 2013. She also received an honorary degree from Brookdale Community College for her commitment to education. The award was conferred by Brookdale President Dr. Maureen Murphy. Photo credit, Robert Ward, Asbury Park Press. Little... Read more...

Monmouth University Holds 82nd Commencement
Friday, 24 May 2013
President Gaffney delivers commencement address. "We wish you fair winds, a flowing sea, a tall ship and a bright star to steer her by," Gaffney said. WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ - President Paul G. Gaffney II, who is retiring after successful 10-year tenure as president of Monmouth University, addressed the graduates of Monmouth University at its 82nd commencement ceremony held at the PNC... Read more...

Flood Maps Don't Consider Future Sea-Level Rise
Friday, 24 May 2013
NEW JERSEY - As people consider their rebuilding options in the wake of Sandy, it’s not clear if government agencies are providing the most up-to-date scientific information to states and municipalities regarding the likelihood of future flooding. In particular, new coastal flooding maps from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), while a great improvement over previous versions, do... Read more...

Red Bank Charter School Hosts Evening with the Arts
Friday, 24 May 2013
RED BANK, NJ - The Red Bank Charter School (RBCS) will host its annual Evening with the Arts on Thursday May 30th at 6:00 P.M. This event showcases each student's creative and artistic abilities, and demonstrates the importance of the Arts in RBCS’s curriculum. RBCS believes in the importance of creative expression through the Arts, Music, and Theatre and continues to maintain the budget... Read more...

Public Works Week Recognized by Freeholders
Friday, 24 May 2013
FREEHOLD, NJ – In honor of National Public Works Week (May 19-25), the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders recognized the men and women who provide public works services that are vital to the health, safety and well-being of county residents. Honorees include the County’s Department of Public Works and Engineering, which comprises the divisions of Engineering, Bridges, Highway, Shade... Read more...

Monmouth County Fire Academy graduates 56
Friday, 24 May 2013
HOWELL, NJ – The Monmouth County Fire Academy graduated 56 firefighters from the Firefighter I program this week. Graduates were divided into two classes: Class 98 graduated May 21 and Class 99 graduated May 22. Both ceremonies were held at the Fire Academy on Route 33. Graduates worked 188 hours over 30 sessions and received training in rescue, fire extinguishment, hazardous materials... Read more...

Cub Scout Pack 142 of Middletown Village Elementary School Honors Veterans
Friday, 24 May 2013
Cub Scout Pack 142 Middletown Village Elementary School honors area veterans. Shown from left: Wolf Scout Zachary Veniskey and Webelos Scout Jimmy De Rugeriis. Photo credit: Cynthia Veniskey. Middletown, NJ – On a recent early Saturday morning this May, Scouts from Cub Scout Pack 142, Middletown Village Elementary School, Middletown, joined members of the VFW 2179 and American Legion Post 515... Read more...