Articles Posted July 2012
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At Long Lash
By Julie Davis Perfect lashes for summer – without the drip, run or smear Summer’s brutal heat and unbearable humidity may be your hair’s worst enemy, but it’s also your mascara’s biggest opposition. Step outside…
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6th Motor Battalion Celebrates Its 60th Anniversary
By John Burton RED BANK – It was a gathering to “celebrate 60 years of truckin’ it like nobody’s business,” in the words of U.S. Marine Lt. Col. Peter Mahoney. The 6th Motor Battalion, headquartered…
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In Memoriam: Obituaries For The Week Of July 20-27, 2012
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Holocaust Center Nearing Completion
By John Burton MIDDLETOWN – Construction work for the most part will be completed by mid-August for a new facility to house the Center for Holocaust, Human Rights and Genocide Education on the Brookdale Community…
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Grand Slam Tennis… Where It All Began
By Linda McK. Stewart “Purely perfect.” Such was the modest assessment of famed architect Stanford White as he surveyed his newly completed triumph, the Tennis Casino at Newport, R.I. The year was 1880, the height…
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Highlands Stories Told in New Book
By Anastasia Millicker HIGHLANDS – In his fifth book about Highlands, John P. King let the people of the borough tell their own stories. Starting with a 1819 letter from Henry Hartshorne to a 1992…
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Skywatch For The Week of July 20-27, 2012
By Flo Higgins There is no more dramatic Astrological sign than Leo. They love the drama of living on the edge, the drama of chaos and, most of all, the drama of being the center…
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Monmouth County: The Jewish Newport of the Jersey Shore
By Sharon Hazard RED BANK – As part of its yearlong 75th anniversary celebration, Red Bank’s Eisner Memorial Library sponsored a presentation about Monmouth County called the “Jewish Newport of the Jersey Shore.” Jean Klerman,…
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Scene On Film: “The Amazing Spider-Man”
By Joan Ellis Welcome to the thinking man’s blockbuster. The first scene grabs our attention without even a hint of pyrotechnics and gives us instead a story soaked in science. A small boy is playing hide-and-seek…
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Sowing the Seeds for a New Generation of Farmers
by Two River TImes on Jul 20, 2012 | No Comments
By Michele S. Byers Do you know who grows your food? Chances are, it’s a farmer nearing retirement. A U.S. Department of Agriculture study shows that the average age of the American farmer is 55… and…
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