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Lecture on performing comedy set for Dec. 18
The lecture, “Comedy 101 with Artistic Director John Dias of Two River Theater,” will be held 7:30-9 p.m. Dec. 18 at the Victoria J. Mastrobuono Library at Two River Theater, 21 Bridge Ave., Red Bank. The free lecture is suitable for all levels of theater fans. Join Dias and learn how artists are approaching the…
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Board approves Wawa plan after rehearing application
By GREG KENNELTY Staff Writer EATONTOWN — The Planning Board has once again voted to approve the construction of a Wawa store and gas station and a Chick-fil-A restaurant at the corner of Route 35 and Wyckoff Road. The board voted unanimously Dec. 8 to grant variances to applicant Fidelity LLC for lighting, landscaping and…
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Livoti’s honors Jewish community
By JEREMY GROSSMAN Staff Writer In celebration of Hanukkah, Livoti’s Old World Market, Marlboro, has placed a menorah in the store, courtesy of the Center for Jewish Life, Marlboro. Rabbi Yossi Kanelsky speaks with co-owners John Livoti and Mike Ali. STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER ERIC SUCAR MARLBORO — In celebration of Hanukkah and the local Jewish community,…
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Deadline for student essay contest is Jan. 16
Assemblywoman Mary Pat Angelini (RMonmouth) is inviting students in grades 6- 8 to participate in her third annual Honor Our Veterans contest. Entries must be submitted to her office by Jan. 16. Students must respond to one of the following topics: “Why are you thankful for our veterans?” or “What is the best way for…
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Two River Theater continues to embrace Latino community
By JEREMY GROSSMAN Staff Writer “We can break down those walls and share what the Latino experience is like.” — Jerry Ruiz collaborator RED BANK — When Latino characters are portrayed in the arts, they are too frequently portrayed as maids, janitors, gardeners or as gang members, according to Two River Theater collaborator Jerry Ruiz.…
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‘Tablet Tuesday’ slated for Dec. 30 at library
The Long Branch Public Library will host its “Tablet Tuesday” program throughout the day on Dec. 30 at the library’s Technology Center at 328 Broadway. Register for a personal appointment by calling Lisa Kelly at 732-222-3900, ext. 235. Bring fully charged mobile devices, such as tablets, and their cords and chargers. Participants will also need…
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‘Do Not Call’ should apply to election time
Assemblyman Bob Andrzejczak (DAtlantic, Cape May, Cumberland) is trying to save the citizens of New Jersey from unsolicited mail that fills our mailboxes by proposing another law that would resemble the Do Not Call law with a Do Not Mail list. I challenge him to be consistent. How about including endless phone calls and mailings…
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Monmouth should follow Middlesex’s lead
I am writing about what Monmouth County is doing to compensate for the recent cuts by the state of New Jersey for women’s health care programs. As a mother and grandmother, I am deeply concerned that information and services are not available to all who need them. Our neighboring county, Middlesex, just passed a ballot…
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Brookdale cuts staff in face of financial crisis
By ADAM C. UZIALKO Staff Writer The Brookdale Community College board of trustees voted 11-1 to approve the president’s proposal for a reduction in force that eliminates 47 positions at the college. The action, which was taken at the board’s Dec. 11 meeting, will eliminate a $5.5 million deficit in the college’s budget, according to…
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