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Nothing says summer like lemonade, funnel cakes and fireman; at least in Keyport. The 48th annual Fireman’s Fair was held at the Keyport Waterfront.
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Oktoberfest Cornhole Tournament The Hazlet PBA Honorguard will be hosting its Oktoberfest 5th Annual Cornhole Tournament on October 18, 2014 at the Leocadia Recreation Area.
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abor Day has come and gone, summer is officially over in our eyes. This time of year happens to be my favorite, the weather is undoubtedly (in my mind) the most pleasurable and the events – like Oktoberfests and harvest festivals – are always a good time! It’s also a transitioning period for everyone, especially parents. The planning of 12hour days to keep the kids occupied is over. Late summer and fall are the perfect back drop to shop, stroll and unwind with your friends and family, and we have compiled some of the more interesting events around Monmouth County on pages 12 and 14 of this issue.
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September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and I urge everyone to go gold for September – whether wrapping a gold bow around a tree in your front yard or as simple as making your social media profile picture a gold ribbon. Times Square has even agreed to go gold, and One World Trade is also doing the same. Every year since that fateful Tuesday morning in 2001, we remember those who perished on September 11th. This year marks the 13th anniversary, Monmouth County lost many friends that day, and I hope and pray for peace and healing for those families and friends that lost loved ones.
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48th Annual Keyport Firemen’s Fair STORY KATHARINE FRIEDMAN
Nothing says summer like lemonade, funnel cakes and firemen; at least in Keyport. The 48th annual Firemen’s Fair ran from July 27 through August 2 at the Keyport Waterfront. It was a fun week of carnival games, live entertainment, delicious food and a great way to support the brave people of the Keyport Fire Department.
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It takes a full year to plan the event but David Olsen, the fair chairman, and his team always pulls off an amazing job getting every tiny detail just right. This year featured new food and a couple new rides for family fun. Every night was packed with residents and area locals looking for a great family night out. The more popular nights for the fair were Bracelet Nights, where fair-goers could buy a bracelet and get on all of the rides as many times as they wanted for free. The week-long event culminated with the IHOP Pancake Eating Contest and fireworks.
However, there is no rest for the weary. As soon as the fair ended, Olsen and his team started planning for next year. This is a truly amazing experience for families, friends and the firemen of Keyport and the best part: it is just a short drive from wherever people are in Monmouth County. “We’re here in town; you have a good time, spend time with your family, have some good food, ride some amusements; it is great entertainment.” said Olsen.
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GLORIA NILSON & CO.’s HOLMDEL OFFICE HOSTS ALEX’S LEMONADE STAND FALL EVENT Professional ATV Racer Nick Gennusa Will Attend, Sign Autographs Gloria Nilson & Co. Real Estate will host an Alex’s Lemonade Stand Fall Event to raise money for childhood cancer at the company’s Holmdel Regional office on Saturday, September 27, 2014 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (rain date 9/28). Special guest and ATV Motorcross National Champion Nick Gennusa will be available throughout the event to sign autographs and pose for pictures. Gennusa, a former resident of Holmdel, is also the son of Gloria Nilson & Co. sales associate Carole Gennusa. The event will benefit the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation which was created to honor the spirit and fundraising efforts of cancer patient Alexandra “Alex” Scott (1996-2004). The featured Hero Ambassadors for this event are The Salerno Family and their son Tony Salerno, of Holmdel. Tony was diagnosed with Stage IV neuroblastoma when he was two and a half years old. After five rounds of chemotherapy and multiple surgeries, today Tony is a cancer-free going into fifth grade. He serves lemonade for the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation whenever he can to raise money for pediatric cancer research. “When you think about how this charity began, and the millions of dollars it has raised over the years to help kids fighting cancer, it’s just inspiring,” explained Dana D’Agostino-Ryser,
Gloria Nilson & Co.’s Broker Manager in Special guest and ATV the Holmdel Motorcross National Champion Nick Gennusa will Regional office be available throughout the where the event event to sign autographs and pose for pictures. will be held. “There are lots of kids, just like Tony, right here in Monmouth County who need our help and support, and my team and I at Gloria Nilson & Co. want to do all we can to support this great cause.” Those who attend the Fall Event at the Holmdel Road Center on September 27 will enjoy face painting, music, games and giveaways. Gloria Nilson & Co. is hosting the event along with co-sponsors, HomeBridge Mortgage, Connect One Bank, La Ginestra Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria and J. Fletcher Creamer & Son. In-person donations in any amount are encouraged to help this family-friendly afternoon of entertainment raise money to fund research in finding a cure for pediatric cancer. If you cannot attend, but would like to contribute, please visit the Alex’s Lemonade website: www.alexslemonade.org.
JOIN KIWANIS CLUB OF KEYPORT FOR A DAY AT MONMOUTH RACETRACK The Kiwanis Club of Keyport is sponsoring “A Day at Monmouth Park Race Track” on Sunday, September 21 starting at 12:00 p.m. in the picnic area at Monmouth Park. Races start at 12:50 p.m. Food will be served at 1:30 p.m., which includes hamburgers, cheeseburgers, hot dogs, salads, clams on the half shell, beer, wine, and soda. Donation for each ticket is $40 for adults. Children 12 and under are free but a donation is suggested for the food cost. Ticket price includes the above mentioned food, park entry,
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a program and a pen. Parking is not included in the ticket price. The proceeds will go to fund the worthy causes Keyport Kiwanis supports. “This is the first annual Day at the Races and we hope its success helps the Keyport Kiwanis Club serve our community,” said President Michael Ellithorpe. The committee for this event is co-chaired by Club Vice President Michael Stumpf and Club President Michael Ellithorpe. If you wish to purchase tickets, please call Michael Ellithorpe at 732.687.1718.
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SEPTEMBER local events Dearborn Market’s Local Food Festival September 7 from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
To commemorate the end of their summerlong Buy Jersey Local promotion, Dearborn Market is inviting some of their favorite New Jersey food producers to come to the store, sample their products, and share their stories. For more info, visit dearbornmarket.com.
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September 26 from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m.
Trucktoberfest
Beginner and experienced square dancers (ages 12 and up, under 18 with adult) are invited to enjoy an evening of music and fun at the Thompson Park Activity Barn in Lincroft. Learn the basic steps of this wonderful pastime. Refreshments included. FREE! For more information, call 732.842.4000 ext. 4312
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September 13 from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. Celebration! Food Trucks return to battle it out with fantastic food at Monmouth Park Racetrack’s closing weekend. The event is from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. For more info, call 732.222.5100 or visit www. monmouthpark.com today!
Delicious Orchards Apple Fest September 13 and 14, 2014
This year’s Apple Fest event will entail a full antique car display (over 40 cars ranging back to the early 1900’s), fun games, local vendors offering product samplings, farm animals, a clown, live music, and of course plenty of apple options including more than a dozen varieties, Delicious Orchards’ famous apple cider, seasonal apple ice cream and apple made on site apple fritters. For more information, visit www. deliciousorchardsnjonline.com.
7th Annual Colts Neck RockFest
September 20, 2014 from 11:00 a.m to 11:00 p.m. Local bands and craft vendors will converge on Bucks Mill Park in Colts Neck for this annual RockFest. Admission is free. You can bring your own and set up tailgate chairs – so please drink responsibly! Visit www. sheepherders.com/cnrf for more information and apparel purchases.
Belmar San Gennaro Festival
September 20 - 2014, 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Delicious Italian specialities and food, fun, games and live entertainment. Main St. between 10th and 13th Avenues. For more info, visit www.visitbelmarnj.com.
Red Bank Food & Wine Walk
September 21 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. October 19 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. Sample wine and/or food from restaurants and food establishments throughout the entire Red Bank Business District. Purchase a wristband for $35/person and spend the afternoon strolling through our beautiful riverfront town
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September 27 from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. Join Allaire Village for a fall frolic to celebrate the harvest! Explore what life was like during the 1830s with our villagers as they cook food over the hearth, make apple cider, and play historic games! There will be fun arts and craft activities for kids of all ages! Don’t miss the exciting Militia demonstrations with ax throwing, knife throwing, fire-starting and historic weapon demonstrations. Face painting and family fun! For more information, visit www.allairevillage.org.
Harvest Home Festival
September 28 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Enjoy old-fashioned family fun at this country fair at Historic Longstreet Farm, Holmdel. A time honored tradition year after year for member of the entire family! For more information, call 732.946.3758.
Red Bank Guinness Oyster Festival September 28 from 12:00 to 7:00 p.m. (rain date October 5)
This Street Festival is a great time for one and all and is fashioned after the 59 year old Galway Oyster Festival celebrating the opening of the Oyster season. It will be a huge food and music festival which will showcase Red Bank’s excellent restaurants as well as entertain thousands with great, live music! Tons of Guinness plus lighter beers and wine, live music, family-friendly with activities for kids!
13th Annual Twin Lights Bike Ride September 28
Choose from four routes for all ages/ levels along some of NJ’s most spectacular seashore & countryside scenery. Onsite registration at Waterwitch & Bay Ave. in Highlands. More info, call 732.291.4713 or visit www.highlandsnj.com.
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OCTOBER local events 14TH ANNUAL OKTOBERFEST IN HIGHLANDS
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October 4 from 2:00 to 9:00 p.m. (rain date October 5th)
October 11 & October 12
Dust off the cowboy boots and get ready to dance at the weekend-long Jamboree presented by the Keyport Bayfront Business Cooperative. The weekend features live music, delicious food and fireworks all at Keyport’s Waterfront Park. Like “Keyport Happenings” on Facebook for more details.
The feel-good spirit of Highland’s Oktoberfest is modeled on the traditional Munich, Germany Oktoberfest with an emphasis on eating, drinking and being merry while providing something for everyone. Authentic German food, live music, dancing and entertainment. Admission and parking for the event is free. Located at Veteran’s Park (60 Bay Avenue in Highlands).
7TH ANNUAL NEW JERSEY ZOMBIE WALK October 4 Guiness World Record holder for largest gathering of Zombies! Watch or be a part of the the zombie mania in Asbury Park. For more information, go to www. njzombiewalk.com or call 732.775.7676.
HOLMDEL’S ANNUAL HARVEST FESTIVAL October 4 from 12:00 to 9:30 p.m. October 5 from 12:00 to 6:00 p.m, Head over to Bayonet Farm in Holmdel for live entertainment, free carousel and ferris wheel rides, petting farm, pick your own pumpkins, beer/wine, craft & food vendors, pony rides and so much more! A movie will start at dusk on 10/4 and afterwards fireworks will go off! $10 a car. For more information, call 732.946.2820 ext 1225.
OCEAN GROVE FALL HARVEST FESTIVAL & CRAFT SHOW October 11 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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THOMPSON PARK DAY October 19 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. From the scarecrow contest to doggie costume contest, Thompson Park Day offers everything a fall festival should - pumpkin painting, wagon rides, arts & crafts, kid’s races, entertainment and so much more! Join us at Thompson Park, Lincroft, for this family fun event. For more information, call 732.842.4000, ext. 4312.
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building on fundamental exercises. As the participant slowly progresses and becomes more proficient in the movements, they will notice considerable gains in both cardiovascular endurance and muscular strength. Is Prep55 right for me? Prep55 is designed to be effective for all participants regardless of age or current fitness level. Giordano, who spearheaded the initial launch of the program this past June, says that one of the benefits of the Prep55 program is the personalized attention and
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support given to each participant in a fun a motivational environment. “Anyone can succeed with Prep55,” says Marie Hayes who, along with her son, graduated from the pilot class. “Even though the sessions are only 25 minutes, you accomplish and learn so much. Prep55 acclimates you to fundamental exercises and gives you the knowledge you need to change your life.” “If it wasn’t for Prep55, my son and I would not have achieved our goals. Together, we are more conscious of our food choices and making active lifestyle changes that are easy to implement and maintain.” Marie has continued to explore other Small Group classes, while her son, Lloyd, now meets with a trainer one-onone. “Prep55 made such a tremendous impact on both of our lives,” says Lloyd. “I was not in the best condition when I began the program, but Prep55 starts each participant off at a level and pace that is comfortable and slowly progresses you into more challenging workouts that aren’t intimidating.” How do I get started? The cost to enroll in Prep55 is just $79 per person… less than $5 per session. It is open to Meridian Fitness & Wellness members and non-members. Classes are forming now and kick off September 22, 2014. Space is limited, so register now by calling 732.335.4200! For more information about Meridian Fitness & Wellness and Prep55, visit www.MeridianFitnessandWellness.com.
LIBRARY FRIENDS BOOK SALE The Friends of the Matawan Aberdeen Public Library will hold a Fall Book Sale on Saturday, September 13 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. For a $5.00 entry fee, you may beat the crowd and get in early at 9:00 a.m. There is a $10 charge for the use of any electronic scanners. In addition to a
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TOWN-WIDE ABERDEEN DAY FESTIVITIES SLATED FOR SEPTEMBER 13 Free trolley service between venues and parking lot at Aberdeen-Matawan train station to be available Aberdeen Day 2014, the township’s annual celebration, will take place on Saturday, September 13, featuring events at Matawan Regional High School and additional locations around town.
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Continuing the expanded format introduced in 2012, Aberdeen Day 2014 will take place throughout the day at the High School and locations in Cliffwood Beach and Strathmore in an effort to showcase all areas of the township and make the event more accessible to the community. To facilitate traveling from one venue to another, a trolley, sponsored by Quality 1st Basement Systems, will offer free transportation between the parking lot at the Aberdeen-Matawan train station and the event venues. The trolley will make continuous stops from noon to 6:00 p.m. The 12:00 to 3:30 p.m. celebration at Matawan Regional High School will remain the primary attraction, hosting longtime favorites including: the Matawan Regional High School Marching Band, a reptile show, pony rides and a petting zoo sponsored by Quality 1st Basement Systems, free rides for children, a classic car show, entertainment, crafts, food, vendor booths, informational displays by local non-profit organizations and more. Among the highlights will also be a performance by the band “The Benjamin’s” who will be performing acoustic set.
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Aberdeen Day 2014 is being coordinated by The Aberdeen Recreation Department and the Aberdeen Economic Business Council. For information on Aberdeen Day, call Aberdeen Township Public Information Officer Brittany Shea, 732.583.4200, ext. 130 or visit www.aberdeennj.org.
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n a special concert billed as, “Two Towns-One VoiceOne Mission,” Colts Neck native Jacquie Lee, who was first runner up on The Voice, performed before an audience of about 800 people. The concert was held at the Robert J. Collins Arena, Brookdale Community College in Lincroft, and will benefit the residents of Union Beach who are still struggling to rebuild following Super Storm Sandy. The concert was hosted by Operation Provide Comfort (OPC), a Colts Neck-based organization that started with a few people but quickly grew to include over 30 Colts Neck residents as well as the support of the Colts Neck Business Association. One of the founding members Glen Dalakian said, “OPC has been there since the beginning. When OPC Founder Lt. Col. James Sfayer, USMC Retired approached me about the concept, we were all still in the throes of helping people recover in the days and weeks immediately following the storm in 2012. We committed to a long-term plan to help our neighbors and have been at it ever since.” Union Beach Administrator Jennifer Maier shared this, “Immediately after Super Storm Sandy hit, Operation Provide Comfort (OPC) was founded by a strong group of Colts Neck residents to assist Union Beach in the recovery process. It is so exciting for Union Beach residents to have Jacquie Lee volunteer her time to perform in order to raise funds for OPC. OPC always asks ‘What do you need now?’ as the needs of Union Beach residents have changed over time from immediate survival to rebuild efforts.
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Union Beach is so grateful for OPC and their caring and dedication through this difficult time. Eighty-five percent of our homes were flooded, 300 homes have been demolished. We still have 400 families displaced, and we want to bring them home.” Founder of OPC Lt. Col. James Sfayer, USMC, Ret., explained, “Our focus on helping Union Beach is far from over. With this concert, we hope to raise awareness that there is still so much more to do.” Sfayer said they just found out there are 150 more homes that need to be demolished and the emotional impact that has had on the Union Beach residents has been overwhelming. Sfayer emphasized, “This concert was just the beginning, not the end. We wanted to raise awareness that the rebuilding is not over; that there is still so much more to do, and that the need for funding is still there. We (OPC) won’t go away until Union Beach tells us to go away. We are in this for as long as it takes.” Sfayer said of the concert, “It was a great success. Jacquie Lee presented Union Beach with a check for $30,000 from the concert.” Lee said she couldn’t imagine not having a home to come to. Being able to perform in concert to benefit the many families of Union Beach who are still displaced was important to her. For more information, and to make donations, please visit www.opcunionbeach.org or https://www. facebook.com/OperationProvideComfortUnionBeach.
A check for $30,000 was presented to Union Beach from Operation Provide Comfort's (OPC) "Two Towns-One Voice-One Mission" concert that was held on August 23, 2014 at the Robert J. Collins Arena, Brookdale Community College in Lincroft which benefited Union Beach. Left to right: OPC member Glen J. Dalakian, Matthew Schuler, Jacquie Lee, OPC Administrator Diana Piotrowski, Union Beach Mayor Paul Smith, Union Beach Administrator Jennifer Maier and OPC Founder Lt. Col. Jim Sfayer, USMC Ret..
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KEYPORTFEST 5K Keyport Borough Recreation Commission and the Keyport Spanish American Club are proud to present the Eighth Annual KeyportFest 5K.
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On September 20, 2014, Hazlet will be holding its Inaugural Skate Jam. Originally being held in Keyport, the contest was moved to its neighboring town by Christine Matarese, a Keyport Recreation member, when it was announced that Keyport had cancelled its plan of building a skate park. Determined to give back to the children who devoted their time and effort to skateboarding, Matarese took the initiative to organize an event where they could flaunt their skills on well-constructed ramps, instead of makeshift ones. With the assistance of Cliff Moore, the president of Keyport Bayfront Business Cooperative and the Hazlet Recreation representative for the upcoming jam, the competition was successfully prepared in the new skating arena. In a brief interview, Moore believed that the jam would help the youth spend their time wisely. “I think any activity at all that keeps kids active, off the streets, and safe is worth doing.” Along with that, he stated that the jam would bring about many opportunities and open new doors. “I think that it will showcase some of the great things that we have in Hazlet that people don’t know about, it’ll utilize some of the facilities in Hazlet that are underutilized and it will introduce a lot of new children into skating.” In order to compete, participants are required to pay a small admission entry in which they become eligible to win prizes. Skaters can either sign-up early by printing out the registration form at www.keyportonline.com or register the day of the Skate Jam at 12:00 p.m. All contestants would be sectioned into groups, based on their-age, where they would then challenge one another for the ultimate reward. Those who are not avid skaters still have a chance to win something through the multiple give-a-ways that will take place throughout the day. Moreover, there will be an educational workshop that has included safety tips in the past years. Children from other towns are invited to attend. The skate jam will take place at 1766 Union Avenue in Hazlet. Whether a skater or not, you’re guaranteed to have lots of fun!
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The KeyportFest 5K will be held on Saturday, September 20, 2014 - rain or shine. Awards will go to the top three male and female for the 5K along with the first three in each age group. . They are thrilled to announce that, for the 8th consecutive year, IHOP of Keyport is on board not only as the premier sponsor for this year’s race but a delicious choice for your post-race brunch! Other leading sponsors of the 5K are Pine Belt Nissan, Bayada Home Health Care, 32 West Salon and Poor John’s Apollo Sewer. The KeyportFest 5K is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Checkin and day of registration begins at 7:00 a.m. at Fireman’s Park in Keyport across from the Keyport Fishery near our magnificent waterfront. The first 150 pre-entrants for the 5K are each guaranteed stunning commemorative Race t-shirts. Entering the race after September 13th and the day of the 5K will be $25. Post entries will be taken right up until race time. There will be music, post-race refreshments and raffle prizes galore available to all 5K race participants. For an application, please visit www.keyportonline.com or www.jsrc.org. You may also enter online at www.jsrc. org. For additional information, please call and leave a brief message on the Race Hotline at 732.739.5145 or you may also e-mail JSheridan@keyportonline.com.
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First Baptist of Keyport Events First Baptist Church of Keyport will hold a Hymn Sing on Sunday, September 14 at 6:30 p.m. The public is invited to this event. The organ was built by the Moller Company in 1918 with two manuals and 11 ranks of pipes, and completely restored in 1994 by Richard Kurtz. The organ’s voicing is a pretty, mellow sound, a soft 8-foot Aeoline stop was replaced by a brighter 1 1/3 foot quinte. The pipes range in size from two inches to sixteen feet. Most of the chamber facade pipes speak, but a few are for show. Chimes located on both sides of the facade, were added in the late 1970’s. Following the Hymn Sing will be an Ice Cream Social. Kicking off the fall season will be a Men’s Breakfast Fellowship and a Ladies Brunch on Saturday, September 13 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. - both include breakfast, fellowship, and a time of teaching The church is located at 45 Main Street in Keyport. For more information, please call the church at 732.264.0735.
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The Hazlet Township Committee has been busy this year, and we’d like to update our residents! By a vote of 3 to 2 the Hazlet Township Committee passed a road improvements program to begin shortly, in the amount of $1.8 million, plus more for next year and all from current savings in our budget. We were able to keep the Municipal (Hazlet) tax rate the same for two years, no increase. If you compare last year’s bill to this year’s, you will see that Hazlet’s tax rate has not gone up at all. Hazlet township residents will also see their sewer bill reduced by $5.00/quarter. The Hazlet Township Committee saved the township $412,000 by renegotiating employee medical coverage. We have applied for a Green Acres Grant for multiple park improvements and equipment for $740,000.00 We have instituted a P.P.I. committee (Program for Public Information), which will help us in working toward credit for flood insurance. The township is an active participant of National Flood Insurance Programs (NFIP). We have been recognized for our voluntary incentive program of implementing flood plan management practices that exceed Federal minimum requirements to provide protection from flooding. Our continuing proactive efforts have resulted in insurance premiums in our zone, and 10% in non-flood zones. Our expert in this department is Annie Eng, who because of her knowledge, was hired by FEMA during the aftermath of Sandy. The Township Committee has instituted a five-year tax abatement for homeowners and businesses for their building improvements. Our department of Public Works has been redesigned to include a Sewer department and a Buildings & Grounds department, thus assuring more efficient services to our tax payers. Joint-board effectiveness. Still looking for efficiency.
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LOCAL DAD PUBLISHES A COOKBOOK FOR DIVORCED DADS
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f you are a divorced father of young children, sharing time with your kids on weekends can be a joy. Except when it’s time to eat. Let’s face it, a lot of men aren’t comfortable in the kitchen and don’t have a lot of experience preparing family meals. So when the kids ask, “What’s for dinner?” many newly single dads resort to fast food and pizza.
Dining out can get expensive. And cheaper options like fast food and takeout aren’t healthy meals for growing kids. That’s why single dad and self-taught cook Ken Lowenstein of Keyport, put together “The Divorced Dads Cookbook,” a collection of easy-to-prepare recipes that are sure to please even the fussiest eaters. “I learned by trial and error,” said Ken. “Eventually, I had some tried and true recipes that my kids and I enjoyed preparing and eating together. We shared a lot of great times together preparing and eating meals, and we have a lot of great memories.” “The Divorced Dad’s Cookbook” blends personal stories about parenting and cooking with practical advice and recipes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The recipes vary from simple, such as Mac and Cheese, Spaghetti and Meatballs, Tuna Salad, Pancakes to a little more advanced (but still easy) like Sauerbraten, Cedar Plank Salmon and Crab Cakes. “I’ve heard from a lot of single dads who said that the book gave them the courage to try cooking for the first time,” Ken said. “Even if you’re not divorced – or not a dad – this is a handy book for anyone who wants to try to prepare a meal for their family.” Ken Lowenstein lives in Keyport and is a father of two grown kids who still ask him to make some of their favorite meals. When he’s not cooking, he works as a Systems Engineer for a major technology firm and spends weekends teaching soccer to kids for the local parks system.
The “Divorced Dads Cookbook” is available on Amazon.com or Barnes and Noble website. For more information, visit the Divorced Dads Cookbook page on Facebook.
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5TH ANNUAL MATAWAN DAY & FOOD FESTIVAL Sponsorship & Vendor Opportunities for Businesses, Organizations & Groups Moyers Insurance Agency will host more than 8,000 guests at the Matawan Day & Food Festival on Saturday, October 11, 2014 (rain date Sunday, October 12, 2014), and announced multiple opportunities for businesses to sponsor and participate in the well-attended, highly visible community event. Event sponsorships allow businesses the opportunity to give back to the community, while reaping the benefits of publicity before and during this special event. Several levels of Sponsorships from $100 to $850 are available and Vendor opportunities from $25 to $250 are
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Your participation will help make this event a great celebration of community. We anticipate several thousand of our local residents and their families.
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OKTOBERFEST 5TH ANNUALCORNHOLE TOURNAMENT The Hazlet PBA Honorguard will be hosting its Oktoberfest 5th Annual Cornhole Tournament on October 18, 2014 at the Leocadia Recreation Area. Cost is $50 per person/ two persons per team. Price includes Beer/BBQ Lunch, t-shirt, mug, prizes and photo plaques for the winners! This year is going to be bigger and better than last! It’s filling up fast so you must get your application and money in soon. You can pick-up your application at the Hazlet Police Desk at 255 Middle Road in Hazlet, NJ.
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On August 5, Keyport Police Department participated in National Night Out, “America’s Night Out Against Crime,” which is generally held nationwide on the first Tuesday of August. According to the website of the National Association of Town Watch (NATW), a non-profit organization who introduced this event in 1984, the purpose of this event is to promote involvement in crime prevention activities, police-community partnerships, neighborhood camaraderie and to send a message to criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back. About 100 people attended the event which ran from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Keyport police officers, as well as members of the First Aid, Fire Department, OEM, and CERT were on hand to meet with residents. Fire hats and other items were given out by the Fire Department. The Garden Club, Drug Alliance, and Historical Society handed out some items to children. Keyport Police Explorers did fingerprinting for those who were interested. Keyport Kiwanis members volunteered to cook and serve hot dogs as a Service Project for the event. Vendors who participated during the evening included IHOP, Uncle Louie G Uncle Louie G, Jersey Shore Subs, and Expresso Joes.
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“Garden Party” to Benefit Keyport GardenWalk The Keyport Yacht Club will serve as the venue for the annual “Garden Party” to benefit Keyport GardenWalk on September 21, 2014 from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. The afternoon includes refreshments, cash bar and a silent auction of items such as Broadway theatre tickets, luxury cosmetics and perfumes, gift baskets and gift certificates donated by area businesses and restaurants, commissioned artwork and much more. In addition to the silent auction, a new feature this year will be the “Potting Shed Boutique” of Unearthed Treasures - new and barely used items available for sale.
Keyport GardenWalk Chairperson Clare Skeen said, “In addition to the generosity of our KGW sponsors, the “Garden Party” fundraiser is a primary source of funding for Keyport GardenWalk. The generosity of our sponsors and the success of this fundraiser enables us to offer Keyport GardenWalk as a free event”. Keyport GardenWalk is a free, self-guided walking and biking tour of public and private gardens in Keyport taking place annually in early June. Keyport GardenWalk 2014 welcomed 2,300 visitors from the tri-state area and has been cited in a national magazine as an example of garden tourism. Tickets for the “Garden Party” are $25 and are available at Uncle Louie G and Blue River Market – both shops on West Front Street in Keyport - or by emailing info@ keyportgardenwalk.org.
Worship Out of the Box: Torah Trek On July 26, 2014, twenty members of Temple Shalom of Aberdeen met at Holmdel Park for a first annual Torah Trek. Led by Ed and Susan Miller, the group explored Judaism and Nature using their senses, silence, meditation, prayer and song. Enlightening and inspirational, a second Trek is being planned…possibly as a semi-annual event. All adults are encouraged to participate. For information, email Ed at speshuled1215@optonline.net.
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While many of us know October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, many women still have unanswered questions about early detection and mammograms. Fortunately, breast experts Sunita Nankoo, M.D., and Catherine Campo, D.O., of the Riverview Medical Center and Bayshore Community Hospital Women’s Centers are here to answer your questions about breast health. What are my options when it comes to my mammogram? “Digital mammography is considered the standard for mammograms today,” says Dr. Nankoo. “However, both Riverview and Bayshore utilize tomosynthesis, commonly referred to as 3D mammography.” The latest in breast cancer screening, 3D mammography produces three-dimensional images of each individual layer of the breast, making abnormal tissue more visible, and highlighting suspicious masses. Dr. Nankoo explains. “This allows us to more effectively pinpoint the size, shape, and location of any abnormalities.” What are the benefits of receiving a mammogram? “3D mammography is an effective tool to detect breast cancer before lumps can be felt or symptoms appear,” says Dr. Campo. “Early detection of breast cancer not only helps provide a woman with more options, but also increases her chances of having the best possible outcome.” Now, thanks to 3D mammography, radiologists at Riverview and Bayshore can rule out irregularities that would have raised concern in 2D mammograms, reducing the need to call women back for additional imaging. “Now, women can have peace of mind knowing their mammography was as comprehensive as possible,” adds Dr. Campo. What should a woman expect when having a mammogram? Riverview Medical Center and Bayshore Community Hospital have transformed their Centers into a place where women have access to the best health care in a spa-like setting, close to home. Designed by women for women, each Center offers exceptional quality care in an environment of caring. Focused on what our customers deem most important to them, our centers offer the complete health care package. In an environment akin to a spa the Center offers women a one-stop shopping approach to care with fully digital mammography services with CAD technology, a comprehensive array of diagnostic services, access to total breast care through the continuum, as well as evening and weekend hours that will accommodate any lifestyle. To learn more about the Women’s Centers of Bayshore and Riverview, visit riverviewmedicalcenter.com or bayshorehospital. org.
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Bob Mitchell stands next to his painting, “Amish Couple in the Field” – acrylic.
In lieu of Art Appreciation Month - the Keyport Senior Center was overflowing with acrylics, pastels, oils and watercolors on August 20, 2014. Many seniors who belong to the center are also artists, and art entusiasts from around the area came to view their creative pieces and were able to meet the artists. Participating artists from around the Bayshore area included: Eileen Angrason, Lois Kneute, Alex Longitano, Eileen McGurk, Adrienne Meggison, Bob Mitchell, Patty Ryan, Dianne Steneck, Elizabeth Walling, Hedy Lamberti, James Siciliano, Dennis Magee, Cheryl Christopher, Ann Quinlin, Bettie O’leary, Bobbie Carrie, Linda Roemer and John Benoit. Keyport Senior Center’s artists that participated in the art show.
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