Category: Atlanticville Business

The Board of Trustees for CPC Behavioral Healthcare, a provider of mental healthcare and special-education services in Monmouth County, announced the appointment of Vera Sansone, LCSW, as the new president and CEO during a September meeting. Sansone was previously CPC’s chief operating office and senior vice president for clinical services. She brings to her new…

Assemblywoman Mary Pat Angelini (in back) served as grand marshal of Long Branch’s 68th annual Columbus Day Parade on Oct. 11. PHOTO COURTESY OF MICHELE HELIES

Swimsuit Station Outlet is your premier swimwear destination at the Jersey Shore. Open all year round, they “suit” all your needs. They stock more than 350,000 swimsuit, cover-ups, board shorts, swim trunks, rash guards, and more for men, women, and children of all ages. They also carry swim accessories such as beach bags, hats and…

By KENNY WALTER Staff Writer LONG BRANCH — City officials are hoping to tap into a state remediation program that would help convert a vacated gas station on Norwood Avenue into a pocket park. A resolution to submit an application to the New Jersey Economic Development Authority’s (EDA) Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation fund that will…

The Provident Bank Foundation announced that Executive Director Jane Kurek was recognized as a Community Leader Honoree at Women Aware’s 35th Anniversary Celebration on Oct. 8 at the Zimmerli Art Museum in New Brunswick. The Provident Bank Foundation issued a grant to support new nutrition workshops for women and their children at Women Aware, a…

Hal Maxwell, president of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in New Jersey and Rockland County, N.Y., recently hosted a Quarterly Best Reception at the Park Savoy in Florham Park to honor 225 affiliated real estate agents for their outstanding achievements in the first six months of 2015. Categories for which agents were honored included Open Buyer-Controlled…

By Marilyn Kennedy Melia CTW Features ‘Subprime.” The word holds dramatically different meanings. Before the housing crisis, the term generally referred to mortgages made to borrowers who didn’t have to prove much — if anything — about their income or financial stability. Now, the “subprime” mortgages, which the credit bureau Equifax recently reported increased 30.5…

Q&A with Sharon Peters Q: Have you ever known of or heard of anyone whose new car actually got the mpg numbers detailed on the window stickers they put on cars in the lot (the fuel economy numbers EPA attaches to cars)? I think they’re a joke. A: That’s been a question among consumers for…

Transporting a pet can be hazardous to one’s driving, especially if Fido or Fifi is not properly restrained By Jim Gorzelany CTW Features Add taking one’s dog along for the ride to the list of potentially dangerous behind-the- wheel distractions faced by today’s drivers. According to data compiled by the AAA in Orlando, Fla., and…