Articles Posted October 2011
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Business Beats
Wilson H. Beebe Jr. of Red Bank was elected chairman of the National Cooperative Business Association (NCBA). Based in Washington, D.C., the NCBA is the primary membership association providing U.S. cooperative enterprises with domestic and…
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Join the Fun at the Monmouth Beach Scarecrow Festival
MONMOUTH BEACH – The fifth annual Monmouth Beach Scarecrow Festival, sponsored by the Monmouth Beach Beautification Committee, will be held this year on Saturday, Oct. 22, between 2 and 4 p.m. at Borough Hall. The…
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Monmouth U. Falls To Colgate For Second Loss In A Row
By Jim Hintelmann WEST LONG BRANCH – With Dallas Cowboys star wide receiver Miles Austin, a former Monmouth University standout, on the Monmouth sidelines giving moral support, it would have been perfect for the Hawks…
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CROP Walk Will Honor Legacy of Longtime Volunteer
By Alison Bitterly This Saturday, October 16th, Red Bank will hold its 31st annual CROP Walk—a five-mile walk to raise money to combat hunger in Monmouth County, the United States, and around the world. However,…
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A Brush With Destiny
A decades-long search comes to a happy conclusion HIGHLANDS – As unsolved mysteries go, it was hardly primetime material. Yet to the folks at the Twin Lights Museum, the whereabouts of Granville Perkins’s iconic painting…
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Holmdel Holds Off RFH To Lock Up 2011 Division Title
Holmdel – For 90 minutes the Rumson-Fair Haven Bulldogs battled the defending champion Hornets for a share of the A Central Division title and although the Bulldogs outshot the Hornets 13-8, the only shot that…
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Scene on Film: “The Ides of March”
Movie Review by Joan Ellis Rated: R In our present state of political polarization, all comers can be forgiven for looking for something in The Ides of March that isn’t there. Who among us isn’t…
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Skywatch – October 13 – 20, 2011
By Flo Higgins Happy Birthday, Libra. We are still in the Libra period of time, but we are also on the cusp of Scorpio. So if you celebrate a birthday this week you must combine…
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Shore Shuts Out Stubborn Mater Dei Prep
By Jim Hintelmann MIDDLETOWN – Field hockey and football are not the only dominant Fall sports teams at Shore Regional as the girls soccer team is currently enjoying an excellent season. The Blue Devils (9-1-1)…
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Art Show And Food Tasting To Benefit Mental Health Association
An art show and food and wine tasting to benefit the Mental Health Association will take place at Garmany clothing store, 121 Broad St., Red Bank on Thursday evening Oct. 27. The Sponsors Art Show…
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