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KEYPORT GARDENWALK
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Left to right: Anne Marie Reedy, Lois Farina Reilly, Beth Advani, Vicky Mariocca, Nora Sanborn, Ed Carew, Councilwoman Joy Michelle Tomczak and Clare Skeen.
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pproximately 100 fans and friends of Keyport GardenWalk attended a “Garden Party” fundraiser to benefit the event at the Keyport Yacht Club on September 21, 2014. Guests of the event were able to bid on over 70 silent auction items as well as purchase new and barely used items at the “Potting Shed Boutique”.
“This fundraiser serves as a very important source of funding for Keyport GardenWalk,” said KGW Chairperson, Clare Skeen. “We are committed to keeping Keyport GardenWalk a free event and the success of this fundraiser helps us fulfill that commitment”. Left to right: John Haley, Diane Calabrese and Vinnie Mazella
2015 Keyport GardenWalk Major Sponsor, Nelson Martinho, owner of Mg Construction Inc. and Keyport Garden Club Member and KGW Event Sponsor, Anne Marie Reedy (right).
One of the most popular auction items at the event was a five-course dinner for six people at an historic waterfront Keyport home. The winning bidder was 2015 Keyport GardenWalk Major Sponsor Mg Construction Inc. owner, Nelson Martinho. Guests were served ice cream treats by tuxedoed waiters – the owners of Uncle Louie G in Keyport, John Haley and Vinnie Mazella. “John and Vinnie not only served, but also donated the ice cream. Our Keyport businesses and restaurants are always so generous and supportive donating gift certificates and merchandise. This year, we also received donations from businesses and restaurants from other towns as well as from outside Monmouth County. It’s a testament to the growing popularity of Keyport GardenWalk,” said Skeen. Keyport GardenWalk is a free, walking/biking tour of public and private gardens in historic Keyport. Approximately 2,300 visitors from the tri-state area attended Keyport GardenWalk this past June to tour 35 gardens. Keyport GardenWalk 2015 will take place June 6, 2015 and June 7, 2015 and will include gardens, live music and garden talks - all free to the public. To learn more about Keyport GardenWalk visit http://www.keyportgardenwalk.org or email info@keyportgardenwalk.org.
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amra Plastic Surgery, located in Holmdel and Old Bridge is comprised of highly skilled Board-Certified surgeons specializing in procedures such as General and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery, Facial Surgery and Skin Resurfacing, Body Contouring, and Breast Augmentation. Building and upholding a mutual trust between patient and surgeon is extremely important to them. Asaad H. Samra, MD, FACS and Parlin resident Linda Grant developed this trust as they worked through the many steps of her breast cancer journey. Grant’s story began when her routine mammogram showed calcifications and had to be redone. Following the second mammogram, she was told she had cancer in her right breast. She found out that she had Stage 2B breast cancer and would need chemotherapy and surgery. Grant said she did not attend any support group or tell anyone at work except her boss. She continued working every day and maintained her positive outlook on life. “I kept focused on my everyday routine. I treated this as an illness and I took my medicine and just did what I had to do. That’s how I handled it. I am a very strong person and I manage pain well. I just stayed focused and wouldn’t let this interfere with living my life. I told myself I would get through this.” Grant had a mastectomy on February 14, 2013. Prior to this surgery, she had been referred to Dr. Asaad Samra with whom she discussed her options for reconstructive surgery. She chose to have implant-based reconstruction, which Dr. Samra performed at Riverview Medical Center on the same day of her mastectomy. After this initial surgery, Grant went on to have radiation therapy as part of the cancer treatment. Unfortunately, the incision above her implant opened and Dr. Samra had to replace the implant with a smaller version. Grant’s previous radiation treatments had affected her skin and negatively affected
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the healing process. Frustratingly, the incision opened again several weeks later and Dr. Samra had to remove the second implant. In an effort to salvage the reconstruction, Dr. Samra offered Grant another option called free TRAM (transverse rectus abdominis myocutaneous) flap breast reconstruction. He explained, “Options for breast reconstruction include using implants or using the patient’s own tissue. The choice is a very personal one with no clear better one. There are circumstances when using one’s own tissue may be preferred, such as after radiation therapy or if an implant-based reconstruction failed. At Samra Plastic Surgery, we offer all types of breast reconstruction including the latest advances in implants as well as stateof-the art autologous reconstruction (own tissue) transplanting tissue from one area of the body to create a breast.” Grant decided on this procedure. “I knew I had to give it another try. It was very important for me to feel whole again and through the surgery, Dr. Samra gave me back a part of my body that I had lost. He was very reassuring and explained everything. I was scared but he got me through it.” Dr. Samra finds most women are concerned about being whole again as well as what their appearance will be after the surgeries. “Breast cancer patients are some of the strongest people I know, but even they can use help. I do my best to assure them and give them as clear of an idea of what things will look like,” said Dr. Samra. In January, 2014, Dr. Asaad Samra and the Samra Plastic Surgery team performed the reconstruction of Grant’s right breast using a free TRAM flap. She shared, “I was in the Intensive Care Unit for four days and Dr. Samra came twice a day. The nurses who cared for me were wonderful. He told them what to watch for and he was right there to see that everything was going well. I was discharged
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in four days and am very fortunate that it all worked out so well. It was a long road to recovery but using my own tissues meant my body would not reject it. It is all natural, all me.” Grant said she made the right choice with this procedure and the right choice in choosing Dr. Asaad Samra as her surgeon. “He listened when I talked and was very respectful. He was right there with me every step of the way and took great care of me. I don’t think I could have done this without him. I would recommend Dr. Samra to any woman needing breast reconstruction or plastic surgery. He is a wonderful, highly skilled surgeon. If any woman can benefit from all that I went through and if my story helps women realize there are wonderful doctors such as Dr. Asaad Samra who can help you, then I am happy to have shared my journey to recovery.” Linda Grant’s surgery was elaborate and marked the first time this kind of breast reconstruction was done in Bayshore Community Hospital, said Dr. Samra. “My colleagues and I at Samra Plastic Surgery can offer our services to those who need reconstructive surgery and it can all be done right here in Holmdel at Bayshore Community Hospital.” As for Linda Grant’s surgery, Dr. Asaad Samra said, “I feel Linda’s journey highlights the resilience of the human spirit and demonstrates how together my patients and I, with perseverance, can accomplish great things.” The Holmdel office of Assad H. Samra, MD, FACS, Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon, is located at 733 North Beers Street, Suite U-1, Holmdel, New Jersey. For further information, call 732.739.2100 or visit the website at www. samraplasticsurgery.com. Or visit the Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/ pages/Samra-Plastic-Surgery/183367415031.
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Wyatt Slagle, Joe Villapiano, Mike Matarese, Ryan Chin, Marc Ciappina, Ryan Iosue, and Matt Rooke await the start of the Keyport Skate Jam held at Hazlet Skate Park. LEFT TO RIGHT (back row): Keyport Bayfront Business Cooperative President Cliff Moore, Frank Todd (Central Jersey Skate), owner of Central Jersey Skate Shop Al Battagliotti, Jonathan Raimondo (Central Jersey Skate), and Event organizer Christine Matarese are joined by skaters Wyatt Slagle, Bernard Vitale, Chris Glietz, and Gariel Souza.
and discount coupons from Branded Skate Shop were also offered. Keyport Recreation member Christine Matarese, who organized the event, chose to move the Skate Jam from Keyport to Hazlet Recreation’s Skate Park to afford the more advanced skaters the opportunity to utilize a fullsized park to show their skills. It would also accommodate more people, as the event has grown over the years. “The kids have a lot of fun and are excited to return year after year to demonstrate what they have learned,” said Matarese. Originally the Skate Jam was being held in Keyport and plans for Keyport to build a skate park were ready to go when she was informed the entire project was cancelled. Rather than disappoint the children who enjoyed this sport, Matarese worked with Keyport Bayfront Business Cooperative President Cliff Moore and the Hazlet Recreation to bring the event to the Hazlet Skate Park. “With Hazlet hosting Keyport in this event, together we can benefit the kids in these communities and keep them safe. We want to do
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Declan MacGregor, his grandfather John Carr, and brother Charlie Straine attended the event as the boys love skateboarding.
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hether you are a seasoned athlete, casual exerciser or patient undergoing rehabilitation, each of us are working towards the same goal: to meet the physical demands of daily life. But, despite the varied techniques or training principles we use to accomplish individual fitness goals, many of us forget to incorporate one key element into our processes: mindful movement.
“The key to living a healthier lifestyle and achieving optimal wellness lies in finding a successful balance between physical exercise and inward focus,” says Kerri Miano, Meridian Fitness & Wellness’ Group Fitness Director in Hazlet. “In addition to traditional strength and cardiovascular training, Pilates can improve how your body functions from day to day.” A gentle yet challenging mind-body workout, Pilates is a total wellness approach to fitness that focuses on engaging the mind and strengthening the body through controlled, fluid movements. Safe and effective for everybody, Pilates may be the missing link in your current fitness regime. “In Pilates, the quality of the movement being performed takes precedence over
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OCEAN GROVE FALL HARVEST FESTIVAL & CRAFT SHOW OCTOBER 11 FROM 10:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. 110+ arts & crafts vendors, sidewalk sales, live music, variety of foods will descend on Ocean Grove on Main Avenue in the business district. For more information, visit www. oceangrovenj.com or call 732.774.1391.
17TH ANNUAL KEYPORT SCREAMIN’ COUNTRY JAMBOREE 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. Downtown Keyport transforms into a buzzing fall festival which is exciting for the whole family! The weekend features live music, delicious food and fireworks all at Keyport’s Waterfront Park. Like “Keyport Happenings” on Facebook for more details.
19 TH CENTURY ALL HALLOWS’ EVE OCTOBER 12 | 12:00 TO 4:00 P.M. Free pumpkins (limited quanitity), costume parade, puppet show, cider pressing, children’s games, wagon rides, pumpkin painting, face painting, balloon art, spin art, storytelling and so much more at Historic Allaire Village in Wall! Visit www.allairevillage.org today for more information.
BELMAR’S OKTOBERFEST FALL FESTIVAL OCTOBER 12 | 11:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. Antiques, crafts, performers, pumpkin decorating contest, food court with local eateries, children’s obstacle course, games and pony rides. Located on Main Street between 8th and 10th Avenues. For more information, visit www.visitbelmarnj.com.
BROOKDALE’S HAUNTED THEATER OCTOBER 18 & OCTOBER 19 | 2:00 TO 10:30 P.M. Looking for something horrific to do this Halloween?? Enter the doors of the Performing Arts Center, if you dare! The entire theater will once again be converted into a maze of frightful rooms, hallways, wooded areas and more full of ghouls, zombies, white walkers and the undead! This is not a show where you sit and watch the stage! Take the 15-20 minute walking tour throughout the entire facility full of screams around every corner!
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Child friendly tours from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. ($5 per person) Come-At-Your-Own-Risk tours from 7:00 to 10:30 p.m. ($10 per person, $8 seniors & Brookdale faculty/staff, students and alumni $5) More info, visit www.brookdealecc.com.
HALLOWEEN HAYRIDES AT ALLAIRE PARK OCTOBER 17 & OCTOBER 18 | 6:00 TO 9:30 P.M. OCTOBER 24 & OCTOBER 25 | 6:00 TO 9:30 P.M. Advance ticket purchase recommended. Admission - $15/Adult, under 12/$10 Group rates for groups of 25 or more Get lost in the woods on a haunted wagon ride with scary scenes that will put everyone in a spooky mood! Zombies, vampires, demonic toys and more!! Also in historic village will be a gypsy fortune teller, Halloween storytelling in the Carriage House and Poe inspired re-enactments in the Allaire Village Mansion. Come and join the spooktacular fun and support this nonprofit!
34 TH ANNUAL RED BANK CROP HUNGER WALK OCTOBER 19 REGISTRATION AT 1:00 P.M. WALK AT 2:00 P.M. Red Bank CROP Walk, one of almost 100 HUNGER WALKS in New Jersey, is the state’s largest and most successful walk. For more info, go to www.redbankcropwalk.com today!
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.
RED BANK FOOD & WINE WALK 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 while sampling food and wine from Red Bank’s fine food establishments. For more information, visit http:// acoollittletown.com.
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COLLECTIONS BY HAZLET FIRE COMPANIES DURING SUMMER BENEFIT THOSE IN NEED During the months of June, July and August, Hazlet Fire Companies held their highway collections drive. Through the generosity of motorists, as well as several local business owners, $4,000 was collected, noted Hazlet Fire Official John Beslanovitz. Checks were presented to the following hospitals and organizations on August 28, 2014 at Hazlet Town Hall. A $1,000 check for Deborah Hospital was given to representatives Sal and Janice Alagona; a $1,000 check for Saint Barnabas Fire & Burn Education Unit was given to representative Chief Thomas O’Neill; and a $1,000 check will be given to Saint Jude’s Children Hospital. A $500 check for Special Teens and Adult Recreation Supporters (S.T.A.R.S.) was given to Trustee Andy Bace; and a $500 check for Reaching All In Need Everyday (R.A.I.N.E.) was given to Founders Patti and Matt Dickens. Beslanovitz thanked Cliff Moore, IHOP of Keyport; Mike
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Marshall, Perkins Restaurant of Hazlet; as well as John Dwyer and Robert Raneri of Bethany Wines & Liquors for their donations. Other key supporters of the highway collections included Mayor James DiNardo and Committeeman Scott Aagre; R.A.I.N.E supporter Sue Kiley; Executive Committee members and collection organizers Beth and Rosemary DeMichele and Alma Almiron; and Mr. & Mrs. Art Lynch. Also present from the West Keansburg Fire Company was Twp. Chief Joseph Schroeck, Bill McCarron, Doug Granai, and Donald Warren. Not pictured is Mike Vamos. Present from the North Centerville Fire Company was Chief Frank Wood, John Gilgannon and Thomas Hesse. Previously, $4,000 was raised through highway collections and sent to Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation. “We are grateful to everyone who generously donated and we hope to present an even better donation next year to help these needy charities and hospitals,” said Beslanovitz.
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he KeyportFest 5K run celebrated its eighth year on September 20, 2014, which was started in 2007 by the Keyport Recreation Commission (KRC). Nancy Jones of the KRC, ran the show for the second year in a row. A total of 233 people ran this year’s KeyportFest 5K, with perfect running weather! Jones said, “So many of our Keyport families participated in, and energized the runners as they cheered along the course. This made for a truly fun, festive atmosphere at the “Pearl of the Bayshore”. The major sponsors for the event were: IHOP of Keyport, Pine Belt Nissan, 32 West Salon, Bayada Home Health Care, Poor John’s Apollo Sewer and the Keyport Education Association. Also, there were many supporting organizations besides the Keyport Recreation Commission and the Keyport Spanish American Club that helped put on the race. Chief Casaletto and the Keyport Police Department, Keyport CERT, Aberdeen CERT, Keyport First Aid, Keyport DPW, Keyport Fire Patrol, Keyport Explorers, and the Keyport H.S. Student Council all deserve
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The first female finisher, Alexis Patrick from Aberdeen, crossed the tape in 19:56.
a huge thanks for helping to make for a wonderful, high quality and fun event. An award ceremony was presented after the race, and the following are the three top male and female finishers: Chris Mondie from Aberdeen led the men’s field and was the overall champion in 17:59. Second to cross the finish line at a time of 18:08 was Carl Williamson of Morganville and in a time of 18:15 Ronald Dickson from Neptune City grabbed the third and final podium laurels. The first female finisher, Alexis Patrick also from Aberdeen, crossed the tape in 19:56. Shadowing Alexis was Katie Desiere from Middletown with her second place time of 20:20. And the speedy, young Rachel Kenny from Matawan, all of 14 years old, took the third spot on the podium at 20:59. Runners enjoyed a safe and wellmanaged course with many thanks to the good efforts of the Keyport Police, First Aid, Fire Patrol and Keyport Explorers.
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Keyport Central School’s NEW APPROACH
Left to right: Anthony Rapolla, Keyport Central School Principal; Keyport Mayor Harry Aumack; Elena Malinconico, Board of Ed President; and Lisa Savoia, Superintendent for Keyport School District at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly redesigned library.
The Keyport School District is responding to parents’ concerns and has instituted numerous upgrades. Keyport Central students returning to school this fall were greeted with a brand new, bright red playground and interior/exterior video camera security system, as well as a redesigned library with a technology lab and renovated bathrooms. In related news, Google Classroom has been implemented; enhancements are being made to the district cable station; popular Community Day, typically held in the high school, will operate in conjunction with the Keyport Country Jamboree on October 11, 2014; and a Fall Playground Night was held on October 6, 2014 to introduce the new playground to the community. Some programs launched last year – including the Digital Media Club and Extendicare – continue to grow in leaps and bounds as the 2014-15 school year gets under way. “The Digital Media Club is a conduit for technology-interested students in 6th to 8th grades,” explains Lisa Savoia, superintendent at the Keyport Board of Education. Chris Gander, IT director for the Keyport School District, said, “The club started at the beginning of last year. Kids learn how to do sound mixing, video editing, operate digital video cameras and use a green-screen wall. This program reaches out to those kids that are not sporty, artsy or interested in music. It’s a different avenue, for technology. We had a steady group of 15 to 16 kids, and we expect it to grow. Anyone can join.” The district is also rolling out Google Classroom to teachers and students. “It’s an online classroom where teachers can invite students to join the class, and issue and grade homework. Every
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Hazlet Road Closing – UPDATE Middle Road Bridge Next to Police Headquarters Closed til January 2015 The current bridge was constructed in 1950 and it is no longer able to handle the traffic that uses Middle Road today. Several temporary repairs have been made over the last several years. Those repairs are no longer possible and the bridge must be replaced. During the closure, Middle Road will be restricted to local traffic only between Union Avenue and the bridge location, and also between Poole Avenue and the bridge location. No traffic will be able to cross the bridge during the construction process. Traffic that normally uses Middle Road to travel from the Union Avenue area to the Poole Avenue area will be detoured to State Highway 35 or State Highway 36 in order to get around the closure. Detour signs are already in place. The Police Department has had meetings with
Academy Bus Company and there will be slight alterations to commuter bus routes during the bridge reconstruction. Most of the current commuter bus stops will remain. Academy Bus Company will be advising their customers of any changes in bus stops. Local traffic on Middle Road will not be restricted. Access to township schools (Middle Road and Cove Road) will not be affected. Access to the Swim Club and the Soccer Complex will also not be affected. Access to the Police/Court Building and the Library must be done from the Poole Avenue side of Middle Road. Construction is scheduled to take 180 days, but is expected to be over by January 2015, if weather conditions permit. The Police Department will post any updates on their Facebook page and on the Township website.
Keyport’s Town Wide FOOD DRIVE On Saturday, October 25, 2014 – in honor of National Make A Difference Day, where thousands of people across the country will take part in a day of service in their communities - the Keyport First Aid Auxiliary will be sponsoring a town-wide food drive. The Auxiliary will be out collecting on October 25, 2014 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. If they happen to miss your home, the drop off sites are the Keyport First Aid Building and 32 West Salon in Keyport. Residents will be receiving a flyer on their door, and they ask that you attach the flyer to your bag for pick-up. Suggested items for donation include: soup, peanut
butter, jelly, cereal, canned meat, canned fruit, pasta, sauce, tuna and canned veggies. Personal items such as shampoo, soap, deodorant and toothpaste are good. Food store gift cards are greatly appreciated and any cash or check donations will be turned into food store gift cards. All donations will be sorted and packed into boxes by all the volunteers and the recipients of the donations will be the Keyport Food Ministerium, St. John’s Food Pantry and St. Vincent DePaul Society. Your donations CAN make a difference! Any questions, call Joanne at 732.264.5107.
Bayshore Lunch Program to Host Fall Harvest Tricky Tray The Bayshore Lunch Program is hosting a Fall Harvest Tricky Tray on Friday, October 10, 2014, at the North Centerville Fire House located at 372 Middle Road in Hazlet. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. and drawing begins at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $20 per person and includes one sheet of Level 1 tickets, coffee, tea, soda, and desserts. Bring your own food; no alcohol is permitted. Prizes include Disney Park Hopper tickets, flat-screen TV,
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tennis and golf packages, sports memorabilia, wine fridge, Keurig machine, Pennsylvania package, NYC package, resort vouchers, restaurant gift cards, themed gift baskets, and much more. To purchase tickets, call 732.217.1148 or email BLPTT125@optimum.net. Proceeds will benefit the Bayshore Lunch Program at the Community Church of Keyport.
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The Northern Monmouth Chamber of Commerce (NMCC) is pleased to announce effective September 1, 2014, they transitioned from a Regional Chamber to a County Chamber under the new name, Monmouth County Chamber of Commerce. Over the upcoming months, the Chamber will launch a new brand identity including a new logo, slogan, website and a renewed focus as a valued resource for local businesses, organizations and fellow chambers. The decision to transition from a Regional Chamber to a County Chamber was based upon input from the Chamber’s Board of Directors and members to accommodate their expanding demographics and to position themselves to better support their civic and charitable endeavors throughout Monmouth County. The name change came after seeing success of their philanthropic efforts through their Beacon of Hope initiative. Beacon of Hope was formed in direct response to aide in relief of Hurricane Sandy. NMCC willingly and eagerly partnered with other organizations to assemble and operate a distribution center which was over 80,000 square feet located in Keyport. Beacon of Hope provided tangible resources to families, businesses, and organizations affected by Hurricane Sandy in Monmouth County and other regions of New Jersey. “At no point was anyone denied food, clothing or assistance, simply because they lived outside our footprint.” states MCCC President, Sebastian Ferrantell, Esq. “After many discussions with our Board of Directors, we found that our philanthropic endeavors through the Beacon of Hope, have opened doors of opportunity for the Chamber to expand its demographic impact.”
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Tricky Tray Benefit for Local with Cancer
On August 30, 2014, the Keyport-Matawan Elks, the Keyport-Matawan Elks Motorcycle Club, and the Keyport First Aid held a benefit to help support one of their members, Kathy Thomson, who has cancer. It was a huge success with everyone’s help. The MC president Eddie Rehm with his wife Donna, along with Rich Lacomte and his wife Fran, put this event together which included live music, a large buffet, and a 178 basket tricky tray. Donations came from all over the community, between gift cards, sports memorabilia, bikes, and toys - it was a sight to see. “To see the support from everyone that came, and to see the smile on Kathy’s face when she saw the amount of people that came out for her, is what the Elks do best,” said Exalted Ruler Stephen Szczepaniak. “When we heard one of our members had cancer, Eddie, Donna, Richie, and Fran, came up with a plan to help out. The day of the event
we all pulled together and with help from the Keyport First Aid squad and their cadets, the event was very successful. We would like to thank everyone who helped out setting up, cleaning, serving, and all those who came to support us with the event. Without all of you, it would not have been possible” A special thank you also goes out to the Matawan, Aberdeen, Union Beach, and Keyport Police Departments, for blocking the way for the guest of honor to come to the event. She was escorted by the Keyport-Matawan Elks MC, as well as other Elks MC’s that came to support her. The progression was led by her husband and son, John Thomson Sr. and Jr. At the end, Kathy wanted to say thank you for everyone who came out. She said the love that was shown for her was amazing and could not be thankful enough for all the effort that was put into the whole event.
The Keyport-Matawan Elks next event will be a breakfast, which will be held on Sunday, October 18, 2014 from 8:00 to 11:30 a.m. Admission is $7.00, $6 for students and seniors and kids under 10 are free.
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The thought of having breast cancer is frightening to everyone. However, ignoring the possibility that you may develop breast cancer can be dangerous. As women, as well as breast experts, Sunita Nankoo M.D., and Catherine Campo, D.O., of the Women’s Center at Bayshore Community Hospital have a wealth of experience to share on the topic of breast health as we recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Unfortunately, there is no way to prevent breast cancer, but early detection provides the greatest possibility of successful treatment. The simplest method of early detection for women ages 20 to 40 is breast selfexamination. The purpose of a regular self-examination is to familiarize yourself with your breasts so you will more readily detect any change. When performing selfexamination, it’s important to look out for any sign of development of a lump, swelling of the breast or skin irritation. After the age of 40, the risk of breast cancer increases and requires a more thorough method of checking for abnormalities. Mammography is a low-dose X-ray of the breasts to find changes or irregularities in the breast tissue. “Digital mammography is considered the standard for
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mammograms today,” says Dr. Nankoo. Bayshore utilizes a new form of mammogram called tomosynthesis, but 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. “This all-inclusive view dramatically enhances our ability to detect and diagnose small cancers,” says Dr. Campo. 3D mammography also rules out irregularities that would have raised concern in 2D mammograms, reducing the need to call women back for additional imaging. The imaging capability of this technology is particularly beneficial for women with dense breast tissue. According to Dr. Nankoo, “Now, women who visit the Women’s Center at Bayshore Community Hospital can have peace of mind knowing their mammography was as comprehensive as possible.” The Women’s Center at Bayshore is a place where women have access to the best health care in a spa-like setting, close to home. Designed by women for women, the Center offers exceptional quality care in an environment of caring. To learn more about the Women’s Center at Bayshore, visit bayshorehospital.org.
Everyone loves to share their favorite recipes with family, friends and neighbors, well now you can share it with your entire community! Community Magazine (CM) is starting an entire NEW section in our monthly publication called “Community Recipes” – and we are accepting any kind of concoction you want to share, from healthy to comfort food, from appetizers to dessert! Please email your recipes to info@communitymagazinenj.com today, please make sure you provide the exact measurement of each ingredient, along with cooking/baking instructions, and serving size. A photo of your finished dish would be a plus! Your first name, last name (optional) and town you are from is also appreciated. Each month we will publish these recipes in our magazine and online at
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HAZLE T GOVERNMENT HAPPENINGS Submitted by Hazlet Mayor James DiNardo Hazlet is a Happening place this year and we’d like to highlight a few things to keep you updated: By a vote of 3 to 2 we 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 years, you will see that your Hazlet rate has not gone up at all. Your sewer bill was reduced by $5.00/quarter We saved the township $412,000 by re-negotiating 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 towards credit for flood insurance, in addition to the following: The C.R.S. (Community Rating System) The Township is an active in 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 has resulted in insurance premiums in our community and we now hold a 20% premium reduction for residents in a flood zone, and 10% in non-flood zone. Our expert in this department is Annie Eng, who because of her knowledge, was hired by FEMA during the aftermat of Sandy. We have instituted a 5 year tax abatement for homenowners 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 is still looking for efficiency
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How can we ever forget, All those memories at the Jersey Shore Where it was always love at first sight The sunny beaches, salty air and so much, more You can have Waikiki and the French Riviera Even the islands and the beaches in Spain too But the Jersey Shore is all of them put together With golden beaches along an ocean of blue When Sandy arrived at the Jersey Shore She brought death and destruction in her wake With angry winds no one had ever seen before We took the best shot that Sandy could make As we strive to replace what is gone Our prayers will help guide us back again And as the spirt of the Jersey Shore lives on, We still dream of summers that never end So if you have memories of times gone bye, The beaches, boardwalks and summer romances They’re in the expressions of sea, shore and sky In the summertime at the Jersey Shore And who could ask for anything more? And as the spirt of past summers lives on, All our dreams will be better than before We’ll have childhood memories to build upon, With brighter tomorrows just over the horizon In the summertime at the Jersey Shore And who could ask for anything more? In the summertime – In the summertime In the summertime at the Jersey Shore
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International day of Peace in a BIG Way!
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n September 19, 2014, the entire St. Benedict School in Holmdel, grades K-8, assembled outside their school for a special prayer service and song in honor of the International Day of Peace on September 21st. Led by Ms. Lilly, school principal, and orchestrated by Mrs. Mertz, the art teacher, the entire school gathered around a giant peace sign outlined in 475 pinwheels, each one made by a student in the school. All of the school recited the peace prayer of St. Francis and the ceremony concluded with a peace song, “I’ve Got Peace Like A River,” a touching close to a beautiful ceremony to send a message of peace and harmony in one little corner of the world to another. Pinwheels for Peace is an art installation project started in 2005 by two Art teachers, Ann Ayers and Ellen McMillan, of Coconut Creek, Florida, as a way for students to express their feelings about what’s going on in the world and in their lives. In the first year, groups in over 1,325 locations throughout the world were spinning pinwheels on September 21st - there were approximately 500,000 pinwheels spinning throughout the world. Last year (year 9), 2013, over 4.5 million pinwheels were spinning in over 3,500
locations, including the United States, Europe, Asia, Australia, Canada, the Middle East, Africa and South America. This project is non-political – peace doesn’t necessarily have to be associated with the conflict of war, it can be related to violence/intolerance in our daily lives, to peace of mind. To each of us, peace can take on a different meaning, but, in the end, it all comes down to a simple definition: “a state of calm and serenity, with no anxiety, the absence of violence, freedom from conflict or disagreement among people or groups of people.”
Free Fun with My Grown Up Class at Temple Shalom Early Learning Center The Early Learning Center of Temple Shalom is pleased to bring back the popular and free Fun with My Grown Up sessions for toddlers’ ages 30 months and under and a parent or caregiver. All are welcome to join in for a first preschool experience filled with play, crafts, songs and more. Bring friends and make new ones.
Fun with My Grown Up sessions will take place every Tuesday from October 14 through December 16 at 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Due to the popularity of this program, please reserve your space by calling Cindy Terebush at 732.566.2961 or email eddirector@ templeshalomnj.org. You will receive a reply to let you know that your space is saved.
Colts Neck Community Band Presents First Concert of the Season The Colts Neck Community Band is back for its 13th season. This group of talented area musicians has been hailed as one of the finest community bands in the state of New Jersey. Members possess a wide range of musical backgrounds, from accomplished amateurs to seasoned professionals, and range in age from high school students to senior citizens. The band is under the guidance of Musical Directors Rich Grossman and Kelly Tyma, who, along with conductors Don Swinchoski and Mel Chayette, lead the group in a diverse musical repertoire of marches, classical music, show tunes, and pop music. The band will present its first concert of the season on Thursday, November 13, 2014 at 7:30 p.m., at Colts Neck High School, located at Five Points Road in Colts Neck. Among the works the band will perform are the Poet and Peasant Overture; English
Folk Song Suite; Jupiter (from Holst’s The Planets); Harry Potter Symphonic Suite; a medley of Hollywood Milestones; a stirring, majestic arrangement of America the Beautiful; an interesting and unusual twist on the classic ‘Tis A Gift; and The Fairest of the Fair, by the “March King,” John Philip Sousa. Don’t miss the opportunity to see this wonderful band in concert. Mark your calendars now to see their amazing performance! Admission to all concerts is free; donations are welcomed and are always appreciated. Musicians interested in joining the band may contact Rich Grossman at 732.833.7373 or artslovers@aol.com Section openings are limited, and an audition is required for all potential members. For additional information, please visit the band’s website at www.coltsneckband.org. WWW.COMMUNITYMAGAZINENJ.COM OCTOBER 2014
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