Articles Posted June 2012
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Use of Consumer Fireworks Increases Risk of Fire and Injury
By The National Fire Protection Association Just in time for Fourth of July, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) released its fireworks report that explores fire and injury dangers related to consumer fireworks. The report…
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NJEA Applauds Passage of Tenure Reform Bill
By New Jersey Education Association NJEA President Barbara Keshishian applauded the Assembly’s passage of tenure reform legislation Monday that closely resembles the proposal laid out by the union last fall.The 79-0 vote, following on the heels…
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To Cover Up on the Boardwalk or Not? That is the Question in Asbury Park
ASBURY PARK — The flap over a long-neglected city ordinance regulating boardwalk attire has left those strolling along the city’s beachfront wondering what all the fuss is about. Among them is former city councilwoman, Louise Murray,…
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Letters and Commentary
Consider How Fish Feel When You Catch Them To the Editor: People around the country were shocked by X-ray images showing a 3-foot fishing spear piercing a teen’s skull and brain. The tragic accident occurred…
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Area High Schools Hold Graduations
WEST LONG BRANCH – One-hundred-and-sixty-nine students graduated Shore Regional High School on June 20 at Monmouth University. The valedictorian was Chelsey Rae Henderson. The salutatorian was Abigail Reinhard. Both delivered speeches along with Class President…
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Sisters Academy of New Jersey Graduates 16
ASBURY PARK – Sisters Academy of New Jersey on June 13 graduated 16 students in its Class of 2012. The graduates spent four years at Sisters Academy sharpening their scholastic skills and broadening their intellectual…
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Heartfelt Send-off for Mrs. Davis
By John Burton Red Bank teacher lauded for nearly 34 years of caring RED BANK – Calvary Baptist Church started to fill up about 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 23, as former students, family, fellow…
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Rumson Country Day School Graduates 49
The Rumson Country Day School held its graduation ceremony Friday, June 8, for 49 eighth-graders. On the dais was RCDS Headmaster Chad B. Small; commencement speaker and Meridian Health President and CEO John K. Lloyd; RCDS Board…
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What to Do When There’s No Kaboom
By Anastasia Millicker “When the kids were younger, we used to see them [the Kaboom! Fireworks} but not every year… I live in Belmar now so I guess I’ll stay home or go to a…
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Monmouth County Recent Successes Recounted
by Two River TImes on Jun 29, 2012 | No Comments
By Thomas A. Arnone Each year the Greater Monmouth Chamber’s annual search for outstanding contributions to the community is reflected in what is known as The Circle of Excellence Award. This year the proud recipient…
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