Articles Posted November 2012
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Covenant House President, FH Resident, Makes a Difference
By John Burton FAIR HAVEN – Kevin Ryan sees his work as a struggle between the light and the dark, between despair and hope. He believes that, though it doesn’t always seem that way,…
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Skywatch For The Week Of November 30 – December 7, 2012
By Flo Higgins If you enjoy a friendship or partnership with a straightforward, outspoken pal then find yourself a Sagittarius and settle down. This fire sign is friendly, loyal and always willing and able to…
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Deadline Dec. 7 for Monmouth Museum’s Juried Art Show
LINCROFT – The Monmouth Museum is seeking submissions for its 2013 juried art show. The Dec. 7 deadline for entering is quickly approaching. The Annual Juried Art Exhibition was founded by the Monmouth County Arts Council in…
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Toy Run Brightens Holidays for Children’s Hospital Patients
LONG BRANCH – Despite the devastation left across the region by Hurricane Sandy, more than 100 dedicated riders from the Jersey Shore Harley Owners Group (HOG) and the Long Branch Police Department recently came together…
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1st Avenue Playhouse Presents ‘Doc’s Holiday’ through Dec. 22
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS – First Avenue Playhouse will present Doc’s Holiday through Saturday, Dec. 22 at the 123 First Ave. theater. The play is about Doc’s house being a special place – but then again, Doc…
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2012 Shape of Nation Report Shows Loopholes Stalling Progress of Phys.Ed Programs
By The American Heart Association The 2012 Shape of the Nation Report: Status of Physical Education in the USA, released recently by the National Association for Sport and Physical Education (NASPE) and the American Heart…
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Tree Lighting, Holiday Traditions featured at Sickles this Season
By Cort Smith LITTLE SILVER – A visit to Sickles Market is a part of an annual Two River area holiday tradition for many. Scores of loyal customers make an annual trek to the 1…
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Lottery Ticket Sales Online Will Be Harmful to NJ Small Businesses
By Sal Risalvato For decades now New Jersey state government and thousands of small businesses have worked hand-in-hand in creating and maintaining one of the most successful and well-run lottery programs in the country. For…
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Toys for the Littlest Sandy Victims
By Michele J. Kuhn FAIR HAVEN – Margaret Spicer is working to ensure a happy holiday season for children whose lives have been disrupted by Super Storm Sandy. Spicer, owner of Distinctive Toys, and a…
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Winter Farmers Markets Take Root
by Two River TImes on Nov 30, 2012 | No Comments
By Michele S. Byers Now that cold weather is upon us, are you yearning for the fresh produce and local foods you enjoyed all summer at your local farmers market? The Garden State’s delicate warm-weather…
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