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hether you were ready or not, it’s here, the season to be jolly, merry and full of love and compassion is in full swing! Black Friday and Cyber Monday are behind us – holiday parties, cooking, baking, wrapping, and more shopping are ahead of us – don’t let the hustle and bustle of the season wear you down, just remember you will survive the craziness, you have every year before. When I feel overwhelmed with social obligations, or the stress that the decorations on the outside of the house are not finished, I usually just take a deep breath and remind myself of the true meaning of the season, because it is a undoubtedly a special experience filled with tradition, family and friends.
And for the first time this year, my holiday card was actually done before Thanksgiving – probably because I had my two “furry” kids photographed for the greeting – rather a generic holiday photo. (And yes, their wearing green sweaters which I purchased at the MCSPCA Grateful Dog Walk in early October 2013)
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New Jersey Lt. Governor Speaks To Business Owners in Matawan
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t. Governor Kim Guadagno spoke to over 50 business owners and chamber members at a recent luncheon hosted by the Matawan Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce. The luncheon took place on October 24, 2013 at La Riviera Restaurant, located on Main Street in Matawan. The Lt. Governor was joined by over 50 business owners and chamber members as she discussed updates on the ongoing economic development efforts and progress regarding NJ Partnership for Action as well as the effect of Hurricane Sandy on the local community.
PHOTO: Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno (third from left) with members of the Matawan Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce on October 24, 2013.
Watershed Moment for New Jersey Women:
The Signing of AJR-65
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ctober 17 was a great day for Turner Syndrome in the state of New Jersey. After two years of advocacy efforts, Governor Chris Christie signed AJR-65 into law establishing the month of February as Turner Syndrome Awareness Month. Turner Syndrome affects 1 in 2000 live female births and 10% of all miscarriages can be attributed to complications from this condition. Only 1% of fetuses survive birth. The mission began when Laura Fasciano, executive director and president of the Turner Syndrome Foundation, and Caitlin Gong, then an intern from Monmouth University, traveled to Washington DC to spend the day on Capitol Hill advocating for Turner Syndrome in July 2011. Upon their return, Laura met with Assemblyman Sean T. Kean who was inspired to draft AJR-65, thus beginning a two year journey to have the bill passed. The bill was co-sponsored in the Assembly by Assemblywoman Mary Pat Angelini and Assemblywoman Caroline Casagrande—among others and passed unanimously through the Assembly on January 28, 2013. The bill in its Senate version, SJR 64, co-sponsored by Senators Jennifer Beck, Robert W. Singer, and Nellie Pou was introduced to the Health, Human Services, and Senior Citizens Committee last Octo-
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ber and passed in its second reading on February 4, 2013. What became an issue was having the bill read at a general Senate meeting. Kym Hall, patient advocate for the foundation, was unrelenting in her efforts and was continually in contact with aides at Senate President Stephen Sweeney’s office, while also getting in touch with staff in Governor Christie’s office. It seemed like nothing could get through to Senator Sweeney’s office and one report revealed that he was in a dispute with Senate majority leader Tom Kean. Was this the reason why the bill wasn’t making it to the Senate general meeting? Political dispute certainly seemed to be hindering the posting of this bill. August 19 was a major day for Turner Syndrome in New Jersey as AJR65 passed unanimously through the state Senate. The foundation was very grateful to all of the legislators who helped make this day a watershed moment for girls and women affected by this complex condition and those who have not been diagnosed yet. To have the bill signed by Governor Christie was a major effort and there was a national call for advocacy in a letter to governors in every state. There were numerous requests for advocates to write,
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visit, or call their local representatives and provide testimony about the importance of this bill. The mission of the Turner Syndrome Foundation is to support research initiatives and facilitate education programs that increase professional awareness and enhance medical care of those affected by Turner Syndrome. As an advocacy organization, the foundation provides resources to its constituents through its website, w w w.turnersyndromefoundation.org; newsletter; social media; and news articles. Hundreds of letters were mailed to assemblymen and senators appealing for their support in passing this important piece of legislation. As an advocacy group, it is a collective effort as one team, one voice, for the sole reason to improve the identification and treatment of babies who survive Turner Syndrome. If you would like to become an advocate, apply to join the National Council of State Leaders and act as a representative for your state. The foundation has been dedicated to advocacy since its inception and will provide tools, training, and tips for successful efforts across the United States. For more information, go to http://www.turnersyndromefoundation.org/state-resources.html or call 732.847.3385.
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How to overcome THE BEAST
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If possible, eat a low glycemic diet before your “cheat” meal (if you know you will be eating potatoes, pasta, dessert, wine for dinner; make sure your day/days leading up to that is very low glycemic, meaning just vegetables, protein, fruits, salads—leave out the refined carbohydrates!)
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Do not skip meals! This will cause a blood sugar crash, forcing you to eat everything and anything! Maintain your blood sugar through out the day, this will make you less likely to crave the higher glycemic foods
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Make some healthier options to bring to people’s houses. Ever hear of cauliflowermashed potatoes?
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Make most of your plate—salad and vegetables, some turkey or other protein, and dabs of the other goodies (cranberry sauce, potatoes, pasta)
People get so worked up over holiday season and weight gain. My philosophy is to enjoy, but don’t over indulge. You should never deprive yourself. Don’t get upset about the “cheating,” just understand how to fix. Some tips that • can help you enjoy holiday season:
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Don’t chow down! Chew slow, take your time. Vacuuming up your food will make you feel stuffed and bloated
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HAZLET RESIDENT COMPETES IN KARATE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
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azlet resident Michael Buttermark will be one of the representatives for the United States in a karate world championship to be held in December in Mumbai, India. Buttermark, 47, is a graduate of the College of Staten Island; served in the United States Air Force for six years, and was a Sergeant when he was honorably discharged. He holds a Certified Master License from International Karatedo Gojukai Association (IKGA) in Tokyo, Japan, where he lived from September 1987 to April 1991 while serving in the USAF. He has lived in Hazlet for 15 years. Buttermark started taking karate lessons at age 16 in House of Karate in Staten Island, New York. He has been taking lessons for 31 years and has never stopped training. He owns, as well as trains and teaches at Traditional Karate Center – Matawan Gojukan in the Town Square Shopping Center in Matawan for five years. “Originally, I opened in Staten Island and taught there in Traditional Karate Center from August 1994 to December 2010. I closed it to focus on the Matawan location and in preparation for two major hip reconstruction surgeries.” The belt level worn by Buttermark is Godan, a fifth degree Black Belt, with a Renshi Shihan, which is a Master Instructor license from IKGA headquarters in Tokyo. He has been a member of IKGA since moving to Japan in 1987. Buttermark explained his representation of the United States in the karate world championship. “From within our small association of IKGA dojo within the United States, I am active in competitive karate and volunteered to be one representative. Unfortunately, due to a number of other reasons, only two other individuals will join me in representing our country. Also from my dojo is Sensei Torsten Johnson of Staten Island who will be a judge/ referee. He holds a USA National Karate Federation (member of the United States Olympic Committee) license and has officiated at the 2005 IKGA World Championship in Rotterdam, Holland and the World University Games in New York City. The last team member, Anthony Palumbo, is originally from New
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York and has been living in Japan and training at IKGA Headquarters like I did for these past five plus years. He will fly directly from Tokyo to Mumbai.” Buttermark has competed in the IKGA First (1993 in Chiba, Japan), Second (1997 in Sao Paulo, Brazil), and Third (2001 in Perth, Australia) World Championships. He noted, “My best placement was fifth place in Brazil. After my hips became too bad and painful to compete, I coached the 2005 USA Team in Rotterdam, Holland Michael Buttermark in IKGA and had 10 of my students official uniform taken in 2013. competing; one took the Bronze medal. Due to finances, we did not attend the 2009 IKGA World Championship in Cape Town, South Africa.” Other international and national accolades include the Bronze medal in the North American Cup in 1993; three consecutive Far East Armed Forces Champion titles – undefeated – from 1988 to 1990, competed in Japan, Okinawa, Guam, Philippines, and Korea; four-time Gold medalist/National Champion in 1993, 2005 and twice in 2013; and National Championship medals won by TKC staff and students in 2010. The site for the World Championship moves every four years to another continent and Asia was due to host. Mumbai, India won the selection process from IKGA headquarters. The championship dates are December 11 to December 14, 2013. “I will be competing in two divisions. They are Veteran (ages 45 plus); and Men’s Kata (forms) division, which is my specialty; as well as Kumite (fighting). Buttermark explained the impact karate has had on his life. “Karate truly changed my life by instilling more discipline and focus in my life. I grew up prior to being flagged as having A.D.D. and had to accommodate my entire life. Karate kept me on track and from age 16 through to the present, continued to make me a better person. From the point in my life that I trained in Japan, my karate life changed dramatically. I was meeting and learning from some of the world’s leading authorities on karate. My classmates were world champions and karate dignitaries from around the
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world who came to IKGA Headquarters for meetings and to train. This is where I met and became friends with this year’s host Mr. Vispy Kapadia.” When asked who has influenced or encouraged him up to this point, Buttermark shared this. “Of the many karate personalities and champions I’ve met in the past 31 years, my instructor Saiko-Shihan (Grandmaster) Goshi Yamaguchi is THAT person. He comes from an incredible karate lineage and has excelled in forwarding the visions of his predecessors. He is an author of dozens of books and videos sharing his knowledge, runs the IKGA which is in 80 countries, inspires and manages the entire IKGA like an extended family. Finally, his visions for karate are likely not what you might think. He believes that karate offers something for everyone, that it is inclusive. And, through the proper instruction of the ideal of karatedo (the way of karate) and its practice, he wants to promote global peace especially from the children on up. Many people wrongly assume that karate is about fighting or combat; they’re wrong. Karatedo is about self-improvement of mind, body and one’s will or spirit. It has changed my life for the better and I try to pay it forward to the next karate generations.” Buttermark offers his own words of encouragement to young people. “As in all sports, everyone is a beginner at first and not an immediate or overnight champion. Getting involved by taking that first step into a karate school takes bravery; staying there takes commitment; excelling and becoming a champion takes something special that comes from ability, dreams, inspiration, and very hard work!”
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Local Artist’s Murals Turn Heads at Homes, Restaurants, and Schools STORY SHANE COLMAN
The vibrant murals of Nussara Cregan continue to appear around the area as the local artist makes her mark on homes, restaurants, and, most recently, a school. The Thai artist started her company, Wondrous Walls, almost ten years ago, and since then has been busy creating personalized pieces for clients all over the New Jersey and New York area. Nussara says:
“I love the challenge of creating distinct and personalized pieces for everything from newborn’s bedrooms to restaurants.” As Nussara expands her portfolio, her pieces continue to get bigger and better with every project. Her recent work at The Goddard School in Hazlet stands as one of the artist’s proudest achievements to date.
Nussara created many pieces for the school, but two in particular show the artist’s incredible range and versatility. “The Goddard Carnival” mural includes sections made of chalkboard paint, creatively allowing teachers to write in students’ birthdays for any given month. Students and teachers are excited for the chance to add their own touch to the mural, making for a unique interactive artwork. “The Goddard Park” mural has a multi-cultural theme, including mariachi bands, the Eiffel Tower, and the pyramids of Giza. Students can explore the world by finding all the careful details included in the mural. Says Goddard owner Mrs. Vanderbilt, “It was great to have the children find the different countries in the mural and talk about the famous sites.” The biggest hit with the children has been trying to find the hidden leprechaun peeking out from behind a bush! Not only are Nussara’s pieces beautiful, Goddard is also finding them very educational. Nussara has been creating beautiful pieces since she was a child in Thailand and her murals show the years of study and practice she has completed. She studied art at Thailand’s Silpakorn University of Arts, and received a Master’s in Communication Arts from the New York Institute of Technology. After spending some time detailing restoration designs of historical buildings in New York City, Nussara started Wondrous Walls. “I always liked the idea of transforming everyday objects and walls into art,” says Nussara, “especially when the details of the piece work together to tell a story.” Nussara recently completed a piece at the Training Rim in Middletown, as well as an elaborate rendition of Giants Stadium that features the Boys in Blue completing a textbook pass (if only life could imitate art!) in a boy’s bedroom. Her art has a certain magic that is catching the attention of more and more local businesses and residents. After completion of the Goddard pieces, Mrs. Vanderbilt said, “I would highly recommend Wondrous Walls to everyone looking to have that special mural in their business or home.” If you haven’t been able to see her work in person yet, check out some of the fantastic pictures on Wondrous Walls’ Facebook page (www.facebook. com/wondrouswalls) and/or Wondrous Walls’ website (www.wondrouswalls.com), where you can also get in touch with Nussara to bring her elegant murals to your own home or business.
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HBOA Raises Funds for High School Scholarship Program at Networking Event sure we bring in businesses that will enhance the community and compliment the other businesses and services in the community.” The HEDC members are a dedicated volunteer group, formed by the Hazlet Business Owners Association to help create opportunities for economic development through desirable business growth and expansion, retention and attraction, and to work as partners to develop a climate conducive of maintaining the quality of life in this great Township of Hazlet, Monmouth County.
Left to right: Mike Marshall, Co-Owner of Perkins Hazlet; Cliff Moore, Owner of IHOP & Co-Chair of HEDC, and Ted Koczon, Co-Owner of Perkins Hazlet & President of the HBOA (Photo credit: Mario Marcal)
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n Tuesday, October 29, 2013, the Hazlet Business Owners Association held a networking event at the Shore Café in Hazlet to raise funds for the HBOA High School Scholarship Program; a program open to any Hazlet resident high school senior regardless of what high school they attend.
The networking event was not only a success as it generated funds for the scholarship program, but it was extremely informative as the HBOA Economic Development Committee (HEDC) was discussed. Ted Koczon, the owner of the Hazlet Perkins and President of the Hazlet Business Owners Association kicked off the discussion with a brief explanation of the HBOA Economic Development Committee, stating “The HBOA Economic Development Committee was formed a few months ago to focus on business development along the two highway corridors that run through the Township. Both highways have seen an increase in vacant buildings and storefronts over the past few years. We need to see a change.”
Moore explains, “Our partnership with the Township Committee and the Monmouth County Office of Economic Development is a great start. We are currently reviewing the Township ordinances to make recommendations to the Township Committee to reduce fees and make Hazlet a more business friendly community. There is a contest currently with the business and marketing students at the local high school to develop a tagline for Hazlet so we can start branding and creating marketing material for consumers for our current businesses and material with demographic information to market to potential tenants and developers.” •
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Serving as a conduit between the commercial economic interests in Hazlet Township and the municipal government;
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Encouraging the economic well-being and expansion of the existing commercial businesses located within the Township;
“Our mission is not just about filling real estate, we want to make sure we bring in businesses that will enhance the community and compliment the other businesses and services in the community.”
Koczon then introduced his business partner and largest business competitor for over 10 years, Cliff Moore, owner of the Keyport IHOP and Co-Chair of HEDC. Cliff Moore presented the steps the committee had already taken towards its goals stating, “Our mission is not just about filling real estate, we want to make
• Responsibly assisting in developing properties within Hazlet Township in an effort to improve the aesthetics of the township while providing additional revenue; and, • Reviewing Township ordinances, policies, and practices to determine their impact on existing and proposed commercial businesses.
The Hazlet Business Owners Association was founded on the basis for local businesses to gather and discuss matters to find a resolution that assisted in the growth of the local Hazlet Business Community. The HBOA Executive Board meetings are held at the Scudiery Enterprises Conference Room, located above Interstate Electronics at Airport Plaza the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 7:15 p.m. For further information on the Hazlet Business Owners Association visit http://hazletboa.org.
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Holiday Party?
The best additions to any holiday spread are beautiful and festive cocktails. The following recipes are written to serve 4, but the recipes can be doubled or tripled for larger gatherings.
Mix It Up With Some Festive Cocktails
Hot Rum Reindeer
Peppermintini
A Big Apple Christmas
(Serves 4) Freshen breath and the mood at any holiday party with this crowd-pleasing cocktail. Festive colors, refreshing mint, and a sweet candy cane finish?! Sign me up!
(Serves 4) This beautiful drink glitters like New York City at Christmas time, and is filled with the delicious holiday flavors of apple and cinnamon. Serve it cold with a cinnamon stick for garnish.
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5 Ounces Vanilla Vodka 5 Ounces Crème de Cacao 3 Ounces Peppermint Schnapps Grenadine 4 Mini Candy Canes
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Put a few drops of grenadine into the bottoms of four martini glasses, just enough to color. Unwrap mini candy canes and hook the rim of the glass, “tail” inside of the glass In a large martini shaker, filled with ice, add vanilla vodka, crème de cacao, and peppermint schnapps Replace lid and shake vigorously for 10-20seconds until well chilled Distribute the cocktail mixture equally among the four glassesunless one of them is yours ;)- and serve immediately
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5 Ounces Goldschläger Cinnamon Schnapps 5 Ounces Red Apple Schnapps 6 Ounces of Apple Juice*
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Fill 4 highball glasses with ice, bigger cubes are best 2. Mix Goldschläger, red apple schnapps and apple juice* without ice 3. Pour still swirling cocktail into the highball glasses 4. Garnish with a cinnamon stick 5. Sparkle up your party! *Note: You can use apple cider if you prefer, but the gold flakes in the Goldschläger won’t be as visible.
Peppermintini
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5 Ounces Good Quality Rum 1/3 Cup Cocoa Powder ¾ Cup White Sugar Pinch Salt 1/3 Cup Boiling Water 3 ½ Cups Milk ¾ Teaspoon Vanilla Extract ½ Cup Light Cream Whipped Cream
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Bring 1/3 water to a boil and whisk in cocoa, sugar and pinch of salt. Reduce to low heat and simmer for about two minutes whisking constantly until sugar and cocoa are well dissolved Stir in 3 ½ cups of milk and heat until very hot, but do not boil! Remove from heat and add vanilla, rum, and cream. Pour into four mugs and top with whipped cream Dust with cocoa to garnish
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Hot Rum Reindeer
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(Serves 4) Home-made hot chocolate and warming rum, all topped off with rich
*If you want to, you can cheat and use powder hot chocolate mix: Just evenly distribute rum and hot chocolate evenly.
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Our bakery has a variety of scrumptious treats for the holiday season, including Santa-approved, tasty cookie platters. Reward yourself for being so nice this year with something sweet from Dearborn Market!
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Polenta with Mushroom Sauce
Holiday Recipes These are a few of our family’s traditional holiday favorites! All the ingredients in these recipes can be purchased at Dearborn Market POLENTA WITH MUSHROOM SAUCE • • • • • • • • • • •
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1 cup polenta 4 cups water 2 lbs. shitake, oyster and cremini mushrooms ¼ cup extra virgin olive oil ½ cup white wine 1 tbsp. chopped garlic 1 chopped onion 2 tsp. salt ½ tsp. black pepper 2 tbsp. fresh chopped parsley ¼ lb. sliced fontina cheese
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1 lb. fresh calamari ½ cup olive oil ¼ cup fresh lemon juice ½ tsp. salt & pepper 1 tsp. minced garlic 1 tsp. fresh chopped parsley
Prepare the Calamari: Wash and rinse the calamari thoroughly. Slice tube into 1” pieces. In boiling water with salt, cook the calamari for approx. 2 min. or until they begin to float to the top of the water. Remove and rinse with cold water. Dry with a paper towel and let sit.
Prepare the Polenta: Bring 4 cups of water to a boil. Add 1 tsp. salt. Slowly add 1 cup of polenta while whisking with a fork as it enters the water to prevent clumping. Reduce heat, and continue stirring for approx. 5 min., or until desired consistency. Spread polenta into a roasting pan.
Prepare the Dressing: Combine olive oil, fresh lemon juice, salt, pepper, minced garlic, and parsley into a bowl. Mix well to combine all the flavors. Add calamari to the bowl and toss to coat. Serve cold.
Prepare the Mushroom Sauce: In a skillet sauté onions and garlic until slightly brown in color. Add mushrooms, salt, pepper, and sauté until mushrooms have cooked. Add wine and simmer until wine is completely absorbed. Remove from heat and stir in fresh chopped parsley. Next pour over top of the polenta. Place the slices of fontina cheese over the mushrooms and bake at 300° for approx. 15 min. to melt cheese and heat polenta through. Cool and cut into squares and serve.
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6 whole artichokes 4 cups seasoned bread crumbs 2 cups pecorino romano grated cheese 1 cup olive oil 2 cloves diced garlic ½ cup fresh lemon juice 3 tbsp. fresh chopped parsley
Prep the Artichokes: Trip the top of the artichokes and cut at the
bottom. Snip all leaves 1/4 in. Place artichoke upside down and press on the bottom to open up the leaves. Prepare the Stuffing: In a large bowl combine seasoned bread crumbs, pecorino romano cheese, olive oil, garlic, lemon juice, and parsley and mix together. Using the breadcrumb mixture stuff the artichoke getting filling in between the leaves until it is tightly full. To Cook: Place stuffed artichokes into a deep roasting pan. Add water ¾ of the way up the artichoke. Cover with foil and bring the water to a boil over medium high heat. Reduce heat to a simmer for 45 min. or until artichokes are soft in the middle – at this point, a toothpick should go easily into the artichoke. Platter and Serve.
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2 lbs. baccala fillets 5-6 potatoes, cut into wedges 2 fresh diced tomatoes 1 lg. onion, cut into wedges ¼ cup olive oil
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Fresh ground black pepper 2 cloves of minced garlic 1 cup sliced kalamata olives ½ cup water
To Prepare the Baccala: Take baccala fillets and place in a large bowl. Cover them with cold water. Place the bowl of baccala in the refrigerator. Let it sit for 48 hours to soften and remove the salt. Be certain to change the water at least every 8-12 hours. To Assemble the Dish: After 48 hours, and you are ready to bake the baccala, preheat an oven to 350°. Lightly coat the bottom of an oven pan with olive oil. Place drained baccala fillets in the pan. Add the wedged onions and potatoes around the baccala. Add the water to the pan. Spread the tomatoes and garlic over top of the baccala. Next add the olives on top. Drizzle olive oil over the potatoes and onions. Bake, uncovered in the oven. The baccala and potatoes will absorb the water in the pan, so check periodically to add more water, if necessary. Generally when the potatoes are done, so is the baccala.
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HBOA Holds 3rd Annual Holiday Window Decorating Contest
Raritan High School Art students painting at Perkins
On November 20, 2013, students from Raritan High School decorated the windows at the Airport Shopping Plaza with festive holiday displays. This is the third year that the Hazlet Business Owners Association is hosting the Annual Holiday Window Decorating Contest; a contest with proceeds benefitting the Hazlet Business Owners Association’s Scholarship Program. Last year’s winning window display was created by Dan Finn and Nick Leveroni, both students in the art program at Raritan High School. More than 20 students from Raritan High School participated in the window painting and were treated to pizza, compliments of Angela’s pizza and hot chocolate, compliments of Perkins. The HBOA scholarship program is open to any Hazlet resident High School senior regardless of what high school they attend. Please visit the Hazlet Business Owners Association for more information at http://hazletboa.org.
Left to right: Kayla Strelsky, Danielle Kret, Emily Martin and Jane Arias
2014 Homeward Bound Calendar On Sale Now Calendar Supports the Monmouth County SPCA All of the animals at the Homeward Bound Adoption Center have star potential and for the last nine years the MCSPCA’s Homeward Bound Alumni Calendar has featured over a hundred pets and their heartwarming “tails” of their journey home. Each month the calendar celebrates the miraculous changes in fortune for the adopted animals of the MCSPCA that have found their forever home. Photographed by Kim Levin in classic black & white each month captures the character and charm of twelve MCSPCA alumni bringing a little light and life into everyday. The 2014 Homeward Bound Calendar celebrates 10 years of New Beginnings, each calendar is a $15.00 donation that goes directly to the Monmouth County SPCA to help care
CM Reader Spots the Governor This photo was taken on Sunday, November 3, 2013 at Jackson Diner located in Jackson Crossing Shopping Center. This was the first stop on the Governor’s 90 stop bus tour leading up to the November 5, 2013 Election Day. Left to right: Nick Ponzi, partner of Jackson Crossing Shopping Center; Vito Cardinale, Colts Neck resident and partner of Jackson Crossing Shopping Center; New Jersey Governor Chris Christie; and wife, Mary Pat Christie.
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for all of the homeless animals residing at the shelter while also providing for the countless programs that help enrich the lives of the animals in the community. You can purchase your copy at retail locations throughout Monmouth County, the Eatontown Adoption Center, Thrift Store, Freehold Raceway Mall location and online at www. monmouthcountyspca.org. If you would like more information on how you can support the Monmouth County SPCA 2014 Homeward Bound Calendar by becoming an official retail partner please contact Lisa Mulhearn directly at 732.440.1559 or by emailing lisa@monmouthcountyspca.org.
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Matawan Multi Chamber Event Attended by 150+
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“The staff went above and beyond to make our guests and members feel special. We could not have asked for a better venue partner than MJ’s. Many of our members and guests have said they will be returning to MJ’s on their own.” The Northern Monmouth Chamber of Commerce continues to grow in membership as it serves 10 towns within our region of Monmouth County including; Aberdeen, Atlantic Highlands, Hazlet, Highlands, Holmdel, Keansburg, Keyport, Matawan, Middletown, and Union Beach. Locally, the Chamber provides a variety of educational programs, striving to keep its members informed of new business developments and technologies to help the members grow and prosper.
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Dearborn Market’s Holiday Festival Saturday, December 7 & December 8 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Free Classic Horse & Carriage Rides 12.07, 12.14, 12.21 | 1:00p.m. to 5:00p.m. Free ride through the Red Bank Business District and enjoy the sights and sounds of the holiday season. Free Locations: 11 Bridge Avenue and 26 Broad Street in Red Bank. Visit www.acoollittletown.com for more information.
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Support The Sons of Ireland Polar Bear The Sons of Ireland is a non-profit association dedicated Plunge in 2014 by becoming a Plunger and to the principles of brotherhood, charity and community help support the following local charities: service. The group was founded in 2002 with the specific 180 Turning Lives Around Horizons Student Enrichment Program Parker Family Clinic Impact Oasis Kret Family Foundation
intent of supporting worthy charities and causes in Monmouth County, NJ. Since its inception The Sons of Ireland Polar Bear Plunge have supported dozens of Monmouth County charities and has raised nearly $400,000 to help with local needs. If you would like to create a new team, please email info@sonsofireland.org or visit www.sonsofireland.org.
Newly Built Freehold Office Building Adds Holiday Cheer to Main Street
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he newly built office building, known as Fox Building, located at 42 East Main Street in Freehold, which opened earlier in the fall of 2013, held a holiday lighting ceremony on November 7, 2013 with local officials. Not your usual ceremony to hold, but Lou Leonardelli of RE/MAX Homeland REALTORS, a Fox Building tenant, came up with the idea to professionally decorate the entire front face of the building. The owners of Fox Building – Victor Scudiery and Edward Ketcham – couldn’t agree more with their tenants’ idea. The new building in town looks amazing all lit up at night, and it’s making the town of Freehold a little bit more festive for the holiday season. When Lou Leornardelli was asked why he wanted to do this, he responded, “I’m just an Old Saint Nick at heart.”
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Our signature crepe cake, 8 luscious layers with silky smooth sweetened cream cheese filling. Served with glazed strawberries and topped with velvety vanilla sauce and a dusting of powdered sugar. Pair it with a caramel or cinnamon flavored hot chocolate for a dessert experience you won’t soon forget!
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Jolly Mouse Craft Show The 27th Annual Jolly Mouse Craft Show was held on November 5, 2013 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Lloyd Road School in Aberdeen. The event featured more than 100 crafters of handmade items, along with gift auction tables, a bake sale, a 50-50 drawing, pictures with Santa, and free babysitting. The craft show benefitted the H.A.M. (Hazlet, Aberdeen, Matawan) Therapeutic Recreation Program, which provides a variety of educational and social activities for developmentally disabled residents of the three towns.
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Maranatha Baptist Church Family Christmas Service Sunday, December 22, 2013 at 7:00 pm
Enjoy an evening of interactive story-telling with the kids, singing familiar Christmas songs, a candle lighting, and a special gift for each child! Maranatha Baptist Church is located at 665 Holmdel Road in Hazlet. Visit www.mbchazlet.org for more information.
Seven Saint John Vianney High School
Athletes Sign Letter of Intent On Wednesday, November 13, 2013 seven SJVHS athletes signed their NCAA letter of intent. Baseball players included: Justin Chin of Manalapan and Evan Pietronico of Matawan signed to NJIT; Joe Rotelli of Morganville signed to Carson Newman University-Tennessee; Anthony Santoro of Manalapan signed to Rutgers University; and Chris Morris of Matawan signed to Seton Hall University.
ABOVE: Standing, left to right: SJV Athletic Director Rich Lamberson, SJV Baseball Coach Mike Morgan, SJV Principal Steve Dimezza and SJV President Joe Deroba. Sitting: Chris Morris - Seton Hall University; Joe Rotelli - Carson Newman University-Tennessee; Anthony Santoro- Rutgers University; Evan Pietronico – NJIT; and Justin Chin – NJIT
Softball players included: Katie Beriont of Colts Neck signed to Notre Dame; and Katie Baron of Matawan signed to Monmouth University. Baseball Coach Mr. Mike Morgan is very pleased about the signing, “I think it’s a great honor to have five players that are going to continue to play baseball in college and to be recognized for their talent on the field. I believe that when you work hard on and off the field it shows you that great rewards will come. These young men are great student athletes and represent SJV with pride. This is the first time that I can remember that there were 5 baseball players signing letters of intent at SJV. I am extremely proud of these players and of my team.” RIGHT: Standing, left to right: SJV Athletic Director Rich Lamberson, SJV Principal Steve Dimezza and SJV President Joe Deroba. Sitting, left to right: Katie Beriont - Notre Dame; and Katie Baron - Monmouth University
SJV Students Evangelize Through Music On Sunday, October 27, 2013 the Saint John Vianney High School choir had the privilege of attending Mass at St. Clements Church in Matawan and leading the congregation in song. SJVHS is hoping to accomplish three things by having its choir sing at different congregations throughout the diocese. First, SJVHS is trying to help support and increase Sunday Mass attendance among our families. Second, we are hoping to establish a stronger connection with parishes our students come from. Third, the students want to introduce local church-goers to a different style of musical accompaniment for worship . SJVHS Campus Minister, Jeff Johnson, “I think the overall experience was extremely successful. Fr. John, the pastor, received glowing comments from nearly everyone as they left the church. He was extraordinarily impressed with the choir and loved sharing the celebration of Mass with the SJV community. The Mass attendance increased by around 150 for that particular Mass which means approximately 150 members of our community (not including the
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choir) attended Mass. I’m still receiving positive feedback from parishioners, parents, and SJV staff.” Mr. Mark Lillis, father of SJVHS freshman Mackenzie Lillis said, “My daughter seemed to have more interest in the Sunday mass than usual. Nice to have upbeat music that the kids can relate to!” The SJVHS Choir will continue traveling around to numerous Churches throughout the school year to lead the Masses. Future dates will be announced soon.
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It’s the holiday season! With so many places, attractions and events to choose from, what are some of the best holiday hotspots in the New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania area? See below for a top ten list (in no particular order) sure to lift the holiday spirits of every member of your family. BRYANT PARK
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This quintessential holiday hub is home to the US’s unofficial national tree, as well as the ice-skating rink, Radio City Music Hall and the world-famous Rockettes. Check out shops and restaurants above- and belowground, both surrounding the Center and in the vast underground concourse. From there, ride up to check out the Top of the Rock Observation Deck for a snapshotworthy view of NYC or head a block east to St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Visit rockefellercenter.com.
BRYANT PARK
Situated less than ten blocks south from Rockefeller Center, Bryant Park hosts its own skating rink and two seasonal restaurants, Ice Bites and Celsius. The Winter Village pop-up shops offer anything from gourmet chocolates to handmade jewelry to knit scarves and mittens, and events include magic shows, children’s events and tastings. Visit bryantpark.org .
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MANHATTAN’S HOLIDAY MARKETS
Not far from Rockefeller Center and Bryant Park but practically a world away are the holiday markets in Union Square, Herald Square, Madison Square Park and Columbus Circle. Find gifts for everyone on your list with vendors offering brew-your-own-beer kits, fine truffle salts, olive oils and vinegars, local and handmade belts, bags and scarves and more. Visit urbanspacenyc.com.
LINCOLN CENTER AND THE NUTCRACKER
Tchaikovsky’s classic Christmas ballet, presented annually by the New York City Ballet, is not to be missed, nor is the serene, outdoor space of the Upper West Side’s Lincoln Center. Can’t make it to Manhattan? Various local theaters throughout New Jersey have their own Nutcracker performances, including the Bergen Performing Arts Center in Englewood and the Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown. Visit nycballet.com or lincolcenter. org for information on NYCB tickets and show times, and njballet.org for performances in New Jersey.
WINDOW DISPLAYS IN NYC
Macy’s, Lord & Taylor, Saks Fifth Avenue and Barney’s New York are famous for their intricate and ornate holiday displays. Window shop and check out handiwork days in the making and step inside the stores—to browse or to sightsee—for floor upon floor of holiday cheer. Visit each store’s Web site for more details.
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For the entire month of December, New Hope, Pennsylvania, offers its visitors a variety of holiday events, including daily tree lightings, weekend caroling, photos with Santa and stores and vendors selling everything from baked goods to original artwork to antiques. Stop in one of New Hope’s many restaurants after a day of shopping or, why not? Stay the night in a cozy inn or bed-and-breakfast. Go to visitnewhope.com.
PEDDLER’S VILLAGE
Bucks County’s Peddler’s Village, lined with colonialstyle homes and serene gardens, is a mecca for holiday enthusiasts (and maybe even some humbugs, too). The village holds a Christmas Festival in early December, kids events and an ongoing gingerbread house competition, and is home to numerous stores and restaurants. Visit peddlersvillage.com.
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Hamilton New Jersey’s open-air art gallery offers workshops, exhibitions and even an ornament making contest during the holiday season. Kick it off as Ground for Sculpture lights up its gardens on November 30, then make your own snow shaker or holiday card. Riding the tram or sitting down for brunch at the Peacock Café are musts. Visit groundsforsculpture.org.
TURTLEBACK ZOO
See the animals at Turtleback Zoo and stick around until five p.m. to see the zoo’s Holiday Lights Spectacular, which runs daily from five p.m. to nine p.m. Admission is free with purchase of a zoo pass. And, as it’s the season of giving, the zoo asks visitors to please bring canned goods or toys to donate to the local community. Visit turtlebackzoo.com.
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With an old-fashioned country atmosphere, a Christmas tree farm offers wagon and hayrides, gifts and ornaments, hot drinks and snacks, visits with Santa, and of course, picking out your trees and wreaths. A farm is a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon with family or friends. Visit christmas-tree.com/real/nj/ for locations throughout New Jersey.
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