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Black History Month talk set at library
To celebrate Black History Month, the Long Branch Free Public Library will host Dr. Walter D. Greason, of Monmouth University, from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Feb. 27 at 328 Broadway. Greason will hold an open forum on topics ranging from progress since the 1800s to contemporary challenges. All are welcome to attend. He is the author of “The…
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Donors thanked for supporting new safe house
The agency, 180 Turning Lives Around, recently held a recognition event to thank the major donors and community supporters of a new safe house for Monmouth County victims of domestic violence. The shelter is scheduled to open by March. Among the supporters recognized at the gathering were 180’s closest community partners, including the Jon Bon Jovi…
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What homeowners want from a remodel
2016 looks to be a stronger year for home remodeling, buoyed by homeowners seeking immediate satisfaction as well as a return on investment down the road By Erik J. Martin CTW Features Many homeowners don’t embark on a major home improvement project unless they’re planning to sell soon and are seeking a strong return…
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CBA wrestlers post third straight District 22 title
By Matthew Rocco Christian Brothers Academy (CBA) saw three of its wrestlers win gold to carry the Colts to a third straight NJSIAA District 22 team title. Senior Sebastian Rivera, a Northwestern University commit, earned his third career victory at districts, pinning Middletown High School North’s Sean Deering in the 113-pound championship bout. Nick Schutzenhofer…
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Ranney fencers win Prep B state championships
Two female Ranney School fencers took first place at the NJSIAA Prep B State Championship Feb. 17. Sophomore Ariana Mangano of Colts Neck won girls epee and Nicole Vaiani of Wall, a senior, captured the girls foil title. Both girls placed at the recent district championship as well, taking first and second in their individual events,…
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Honors Program information session slated at college
LINCROFT — Brookdale Community College will host an information session on its Honors Program at 6 p.m. March 3 at the Warner Student Life Center, 765 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. Attendees will learn about the unique benefits and services offered to Brookdale honor students, including leadership opportunities, smaller class sizes and transfer agreements with partner…
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Residents’ voices carry weight in town hall
In a recent letter to the editor, a local resident opined that while it is generally difficult for citizens to get the ear of a state or federal official in order to effect change, the ability to speak one’s mind and to work toward change can be accomplished at the local level. The letter writer’s…
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Fundraiser to help those recovering from addiction
ASBURY PARK — A gift auction and yoga class fundraiser will be sponsored by Root to Rise from 12-3 p.m. March 12 at Porta, 911 Kingsley St., Asbury Park. Proceeds will benefit Root to Rise, which provides free programs and services to those recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. The yoga class will be taught…
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Shabbat Gospel service set for March 4
Temple Emanu-El, 100 James St., Edison, will hold Shabbat Gospel Service starting at 8 p.m. on March 4. It was postponed in January due to snow, and will be held Gospel style, in honor of Martin Luther King Day. The New Hope Baptist Church Choir will sing. Its leader, the Reverend Ronald Owens, will be…
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