Articles Posted June 2012
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Jazzfest Brings Free Music to Asbury Park June 30-July 1
ASBURY PARK – The city and the Jersey Shore Jazz & Blues Foundation (JSJBF) are presenting the 24th annual Asbury Park Jazzfest on June 30 and July 1. A deep rooted community tradition that started…
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This Way to Wimbledon
By Linda McK.Stewart Of the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments, Australian, French, British and U.S., only the British Open, aka Wimbledon, is played at a private club: the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club,…
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Warm Summer Days with a Cool Italian Wine
By Nicholas Harary It’s June. Sunny beach days, water sports and grills are lighting up all over New Jersey. Early summer produce is hitting our kitchen and we’ve been on the receiving end of some…
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A New Personal Favorite: Dining at Windansea
By Don Wilno HIGHLANDS — “The Ad Lady” and “Island Gal,” sales reps at this newspaper, quizzed me on my favorite restaurants of all time. Hmm, I thought, that’s a difficult question to answer. “Take…
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No Fast Food Here
By Kira Moriarty New menu at Salt Creek Grille a six-month project Changing a menu is never an easy task for any restaurant. But for a large, high-volume restaurant like Salt Creek Grille, Rumson, the recent,…
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Kalish Back with Red Sox
By Vincent Landolfi, Jr. No father has ever had a better day than the one Steve Kalish experienced a week ago Sunday. On Father’s Day, June 17th, he got to see his son Jake…
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Fans relish the chance to eat Hot Dogs
By Don Wilno Does the Fourth of July begin the dog days of summer? Not so, says Madeline Maybaum. She believes summer begins when you’ve had a hot dog, especially one from Max’s of Long…
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Sea Bright Skim Bash Attracts Over 100 Riders
By Ryan Fennell Sea Bright – Back in 2003 Felecia Stratton, owner of Jersey Shore Skim Camp, organized the first Sea Bright Skim Bash, which attracted approximately 15 riders to the beach that day. This…
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Fans, Supporters Send Captain Rampone Off To Olympics
By Brian Deakyne NEPTUNE — With several hundreds of friends, family and fans in attendance, United State National women’s soccer team captain Christie Rampone did her best to thank and acknowledge every person who gathered at Jersey…
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Hoping for ‘Caviar Fish’ Comeback
by Two River TImes on Jun 29, 2012 | No Comments
By Michele S. Byers Caviar, salted sturgeon eggs, is a delicacy most often associated with Russia… the “treat of tsars.” New Jerseyans may be surprised, then, to learn that this state we’re in was once…
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