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Adult Day Care Center celebrates National Adult Day Services Week
The dates of Sept. 17-23 mark National Adult Day Services Week, with this year’s theme being “Celebrating Diversity”. Every year, this important week is recognized to honor the beneficial services Adult Day Care Centers provide to numerous seniors and overwhelmed caregivers. It’s a week to celebrate, learn more about local Adult Day Care Programs and…
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Jackson Library debuts new sign
JACKSON – After three years of hard work by the Jackson Friends of the Library, the Jackson Branch of the Ocean County Library has a new electronic sign. On Aug. 17, members of the Friends held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new sign at the library, 2 Jackson Drive, off West Veterans Highway. The…
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Red Bank Charter School students take learning outside
Three recent graduates from the Red Bank Charter School had the opportunity to gain professional work experience. As part of the charter school’s service learning program, incoming high school freshmen Lucas Dostie, Maya Williams and Matthew Blankley worked at nearby businesses during their final school year at Red Bank Charter. All three students will attend…
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Health fair provides medical exams to dozens
SOUTH BRUNSWICK – More than 100 people attended a free health screening and disease awareness and prevention fair geared toward people of South Asian descent. The Indian Health Camp of New Jersey (IHCNJ) organized the fifth consecutive fair at Durga Mandir in South Brunswick on Aug. 13, and the 19th event overall, for anyone over age…
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East Brunswick Library to hold diabetes care workshops
Quality Insights Quality Innovation Network is partnering with Middlesex County Office of Health Services to provide free diabetes workshops as part of the “Everyone with Diabetes Counts” program. The free six-week workshops will take place from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Fridays, Sept. 15 to Oct. 27, excluding Sept. 22, at the East Brunswick Library,…
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Dey rejoins Jackson school board
JACKSON – The Jackson School District Board of Education has appointed former board member Sharon Dey to fill a vacant seat on the panel through the end of 2017. Dey, who previously served on the board from 2007-16, was appointed during the board’s Aug. 15 meeting. She will take the seat previously held by Barbara Fiero,…
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Get your physical ASAP to be your team’s MVP
Immediate Care is conducting a fundraiser to give $10 back to the sports or camp program of your choice for each $30 physical performed at one of their numerous locations. Any self-paying patient is eligible for the physicals program for the remainder of 2017. “Providing sports and camp physicals is just one of the many…
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Middle school principal: Children are not standardized
Not every educator believes in standardized testing because not every educator believes students can be standardized. Carl Perino, the principal of the Carl W. Goetz Middle School in Jackson, performed his spoken word poem “Children Are Not Standardized” at a recent TEDxAsbury Park event with the hope of changing how people view standardized tests in…
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