Author: Central Jersey
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HILLSBOROUGH: Rotary Club fair to peak with fireworks
The Super Shot ride will take kids to new heights at the Rotary Club Fair from Aug. 12-17 next to the Lowe’s store in the Hillsborough Promenade off Route 206 near Triangle Road.
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MANVILLE: YMCA swim coach Donovan leaving to take job in Florida
Somerset Valley YMCA Head Swim Coach Matt Donovan (far right) with a winning relay at YMCA Nationals in 2008. From left are Mara Valenzuela, Y Coach Rob Rynone, Kristen Moll of Hillsborough, Casey Stahl, Kelsey Hurley and Coach Donovan. Mara, Casey and Kristen were from Bridgewater.
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Novelist, Scholar K.L. Bone Infuses Her New Four-Book Young Adult Fantasy Series with Imaginative Realism, Conflict and Action
By 1888PressRelease (1888 PressRelease) Combining her creative writing experience and advanced graduate education in literature, K.L. Bone proves to have the unique skills for her highly imaginative and compelling four-book young adult fantasy series, beginning with the first book, Rise of the Temple Gods: Heir to Kale. The second book in the series, Heir to…
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Gay Dating Solutions Expands Service Area to the Entire United States To Enhance the Lives of Gay Men Seeking Long-Term, Loving Relationships
By 1888pressrelease 1888PressRelease – Gay Dating Solutions (www.GayDatingSolutions.com) which helps gay men find the right partner for a long-term relationship, expands service area to the entire United States. Atlanta – Due to an overwhelming response to the launch of its secure, online, membership-based dating service for single gay men in Southern states, Gay Dating Solutions…
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Singing opportunities with VOICES Chorale for 2014-2015 Concert Season
By Elisabeth Bonasera VOICES is seeking additional talented singers with good reading skills for next concert season! Altos and basses are especially needed, but singers in all voice parts are encouraged to audition. A few openings in Sotto Voce, the chamber chorus, are also available. The chorale, under the direction of Dr. Lyn Ransom, attracts serious…
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PRESS: Guest Column
Gov. Christie should sign ivory bill By Jen Samuel Children learn that "E" is for "elephant," not for "extinction." In 2013, more than 35,000 wild elephants were killed in Africa for ivory products, and millions of dollars from the trade directly funded the activities of an al-Qaeda affiliate and other terrorist organizations. New Jersey can…
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Rutgers Chemistry Professor Kathryn Uhrich Named ACS Fellow
By Yankee Public Relations PISCATAWAY, N.J. (July 18, 2014) – Rutgers University Chemistry & Chemical Biology (CCB) Professor Kathryn Uhrich, a renowned polymer scientist,has been named a Fellow of the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world’s largest scientific society. Uhrich, a Plainfield resident, will be honored during the ACS 248th National Meeting & Exposition in…
