Articles Tagged “Olympics”
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U.S. Captain Rampone Welcomed Home With Gold Medal
By Brian Deakyne NEPTUNE — Two months after she was given a rousing send-off, New Jersey native and United States Women’s National Team captain Christie Rampone was back at Jersey Shore University Medical Center last…
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Jaeger to FH: Thanks for the Support
By Rick Malwitz FAIR HAVEN – When Connor Jaeger swam his preliminary 1500-meter freestyle race in the 2012 Summer Olympics, he had no idea about the support he had back home. He was totally unaware…
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AH Olympian to be Celebrated by Borough
By Rick Malwitz ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS – The mayor and borough council will honor Olympian Steven Gluckstein during its Aug. 15 meeting. The borough resident will receive a key to the borough and a special proclamation…
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Jaeger Makes Fair Haven Proud at the Olympics
By Michele J. Kuhn FAIR HAVEN – Go Connor! Go! We’re proud of you. That was the message hundreds of borough residents were sending Connor Jaeger as they gathered to cheer first his preliminary race…
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Rumson Doc Keeps Olympians On Track
By Ryan Fennell Rumson – Olympic gold is a long road paved with hard work, determination, focus, and a unique ability to fight through pain. On occasion, though, enough pain or a significant injury can…
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Local Olympian Swims in Prelim Early Friday
By Michele J. Kuhn Fair Haven native Connor Jaeger will be swimming in his first Olympic race Friday, Aug. 3, and Two River area fans couldn’t be more excited. Jaeger, 21, will be in the…
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Harold Hartshorne’s Life On The Ice
By Sharon Hazard LITTLE SILVER – Living on the banks of the Shrewsbury River at “Boxwood Manor,” skating was a natural pastime for Harold Hartshorne. Harold Hartshorne, who was born in 1891 and died in…
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