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DEP Updates Recovery Progress
By John Burton TRENTON – State Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin made it clear this week that the work on Sandy recovery is continuing and that “New Jersey is open for business” for…
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Musicians Donate Time, Talent to Help Jersey Shore
LAKE COMO – The Jersey Shore Jazz and Blues Foundation (JSJBF) will host its 13th Annual Harpin’ Help from 12:30 p.m. until 9 p.m. Sunday, April 21, at Bar Anticipation, 703 Sixteenth Ave. The all-day music event features continuous…
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Go Camping at Turkey Swamp Park
FREEHOLD – Spring into spring by spending a night under the stars at the Monmouth County Park System’s family campground located in Turkey Swamp Park, Georgia Road, Freehold. The campground, which opened earlier this month,…
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Real Estate Market in ‘Wait-and-See’ Mode in Sandy-Hit Towns
By John Burton As far as real estate is concerned in these post-Sandy days, it appears to be a waiting game for buyers, sellers and those brokering deals in communities still rebounding. “People are up…
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MU to Show Award-Winning Filmmaker’s Work
WEST LONG BRANCH – Academy award-nominated filmmaker Sam Green will bring his collection of short films What We Need Is The Impossible! to Monmouth University’s Pollak Theatre on Monday, April 22, at 7:30 p.m. The…
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Environmental Groups Move Back to Sandy Hook
SANDY HOOK – It’s back home to Fort Hancock for a couple of local environmental organizations displaced by Super Storm Sandy. Clean Ocean Action and the American Littoral Society, which had to forsake their permanent…
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Learn What Annuals Grow Best in NJ
The Rutgers Master Gardeners of Monmouth County will present a workshop. entitled Annual Flowers: What Grows Best in N.J., from 11 a.m. to noon Wednesday, May 1, at the Monmouth County Connection, 3544 State Highway…
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Repairing Damage to Plants & Garden Post Sandy
By Michele J. Kuhn The battering of area properties by Super Storm Sandy has not been just to beaches, buildings, cars and boats. Gardens, plants, trees and shrubs have certainly been impacted too. “I think…
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NJ Nurseries, Garden Centers Part of Post-Sandy Rebuilding Effort
New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher this week kicked off the spring planting season by urging residents and businesses to patronize the state’s nurseries and garden centers. Fisher visited Brock Farms Home and…
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Smile
By Kathy Miele I walked into the living room where all of my guys were hanging out on the couch. I held up my camera and said, “Smile!” “Whoa…” Alex held his hand over his…
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