• Domestic violence victims continue dire call for help

    The Struggle By CHRISTINE BARCIA Staff Writer The power of the Internet recently played a critical part in domestic violence awareness. A surveillance video that exposed an altercation turned physical between a professional football player and his then-fiancee was widely circulated in the media and caught the attention of domestic violence victims. “The Ray Rice…

  • John Powell exhibit opens at Beacon Fine Arts Gallery

    IN THE ARTS Still Waters Beacon Fine Arts Gallery in Red Bank will host an opening receptions for its annual exhibition of works by artist John Powell from 7-9:30 p.m. Nov. 6 and 5- 9 p.m. Nov. 7. The artist will be present at the gallery, which is located at 61 Monmouth St. A lyrical…

  • Essay contest focuses on bullying prevention

    The Charles Lafitte Foundation (CLF) Kid’s Corner is the host to a “National Bullying Prevention Month” Essay Contest to encourage kids to read and improve their understanding of the effects of bullying. Students in grades 3-12 attending a public or private school in the U.S. are invited to participate in the contest. To enter, students…

  • Garden club to place wreath at ceremony

    Members of the Little Silver Garden Club will participate in a Veteran’s Day ceremony scheduled for 11 a.m. Nov. 11 at Memorial Park in Little Silver. A commemorative wreath will be placed on the Blue Star Marker, which honors all servicemen and women, past and present. The Borough will also honor veterans of all wars…

  • Hellenic Dancers to perform at arena Oct. 31

    The Hellenic Dancers of New Jersey (HDNJ) and the New Jersey Devils have announced their collaboration in the first-ever Greek Heritage Day at 1 p.m. Oct. 31 at the Prudential Center, 25 Lafayette St., Newark. The hockey game portion will feature the New Jersey Devils and the New York Islanders. Attendees can enjoy live performances…

  • Learn about misunderstood bats

    Bats are just about the most misunderstood creatures on the planet, often thought to be creepy, spooky or dangerous. “They want to suck your blood, they’ll fly into your hair and they spread disease” are just a few common myths. No wonder bats are a staple of scary Halloween lore, costumes and decorations. In truth,…

  • Good Samaritan returns wallet

    On Sept. 22, my wife and I were shopping at Boscov’s in the Monmouth Mall. When we got home, I realized I didn’t have my wallet. My wife immediately called Boscov’s and spoke to Bonnie, who works in the department where we shopped. She transferred us to the courtesy desk, and Dottie told me if…

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    SCOTT FRIEDMAN Fall foliage takes on many hues.

  • High school to honor veterans Nov. 10

    Shore Regional High School will host an Honor the Vets Day during the morning of Nov. 10 at 132 Route 36, West Long Branch. The program will involve veterans of every major campaign from World War II through Afghanistan. All branches of the military will be represented, and at least five decorated war veterans will…

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