Articles Posted April 2012
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Caravanserai: Building Bridges Through The Arts
By Jennifer Lieberman The final segment of a three-part series on Muslim traditions and cultures was held Saturday at Monmouth University, West Long Branch. The program, “Caravanserai; A Place Where Cultures Meet,” is a national…
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Uncle Mike’s Night Grooves: Live Music In April
By Uncle Mike OK, so you survived The Ides of March and you made it though April Fools Day unscathed. Now what do you do? Well, how about going back to school? No. Not permanently.…
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Scene on Film: ‘The Hunger Games’
By Joan Ellis The Hunger Games? Should you bother? Suzanne Collins’ successful trilogy has been crafted and acted by talented professionals. I add, with appreciation, that the filmmakers have used restraint in presenting a violent…
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Flo Higgins’ Skywatch: Horoscopes for the Week of April 5 – 12, 2012
By Flo Higgins Outgoing, full of energy and in need of plenty of action describes the Aries born this week. No matter what they undertake from birth to death Aries does it with plenty of…
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Diet and Exercise Are Perfect Together For Weight Loss
By Mark William Lisky According to many philosophies and religions, spring represents renewal and rebirth. It’s the time nature comes out of its long winter sleep with a flurry of activity. The most important activity…
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The Community YMCA Celebrates Healthy Kids Day
The Community YMCA is celebrating Healthy Kids Day on Saturday, Apr. 28 with a free community event for kids and families at the Family Health & Wellness Center in Red Bank and at five locations…
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In Memoriam: Obituaries for the Week of April 6 – 13, 2012
Peder John Gisleson III, formerly of Little Silver; Doris Goetchius, Middletown: Joseph Hayduk, formerly of Middletown; Naldo Joseph Iorio, Hazlet; Theodore Koleski, West Long Branch; Suzanne Rutland Leach, West Palm Beach, Fla.; Elizabeth Slade Martin, Fair Haven; Bruce “Stats” Statham, Little Silver; Eleanor…
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