September 2019 by Little Silver Neighbors

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Little Silver An exclusive magazine serving the residents of Little Silver | SEP 2019

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Hello Little Silver, Welcome to our September edition of Little Silver Neighbors, and happy “Locals Summer” to one and all! I hope we can have many more weeks of sunshine and warm weather to enjoy while we are getting back into the swing of things this month. School is in session, local organizations/clubs/teams are preparing for their respective seasons, and so much is happening around us in Little Silver—September is always an exciting time to be in town! Speaking of exciting... we are getting ready for our 2nd year anniversary issue of Little Silver Neighbors. Which will be a fiction issue, and the team can’t wait to get that out to everyone to enjoy. This month we have the Twill Family on our cover and as the resident feature. Jennifer had reached out to me a while back about one of our publications, and I am happy to have the privilege of sharing her story with everyone this month. Thank you to the Twill family for your time and being a part of Little Silver Neighbors. Also in this issue we have some awesome local stories on a number of wonderful residents including: a profile on BloomAgain Foundation, which you might remember from our July issue, coverage of the Tower Hill mission trip, the Little Silver PTO 5K, and a story about Raymond Forbes who will be starting his path to service this fall. We are proud to welcome back one of our local rock-star authors Billie McNally with her new column “Adventures in Serendipity”. From our sponsors this month we will have a business profile on Sandy Hook Yacht Sales for our water loving residents, and if you have thought about a boat, speak with Bill Bergin who can make those dreams come true! Also in this issue, one of our newest expert contributor sponsors Zephyr Performance Training Solutions has a great article to help get us back into shape! Zephyr is a locally owned gym with one of the owners just moving into town, stop in and ask about their Rock Wall that is on a treadmill—very cool! From our publication team, I would like to thank all of our sponsoring businesses for making this issue possible. Thank you readers, and I look forward to checking in with everyone again in our 2nd Anniversary Fiction Issue!! Gratefully Yours, Ryan Keating Publisher

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Resident Feature

and family and established her career with Apple, currently maintaining her position as senior manager. In 2016 when she shared this life with Jenn, the trip was more personal and special than a regular vacation. She was able to show Jenn the local side of the island, meet friends that helped shape a decade of her life, and connect the past, present, and future. When they returned from their wedding and honeymoon in Hawaii, the Twill Family had grown from two to three. Tuck, an eightyear-old chihuahua terrier mix, had lived with Krysta in Hawaii years ago. “While the northeast is certainly no tropical oasis, we still have the beach which he loves,” Jenn said. “We try to take him there as often as we can so he can run around and enjoy the sand between his paws.” A few weeks ago, their family grew again with Kona, a bernadoodle puppy. It’s during their walks around town that Krysta and Jenn have met more people and enjoyed the Little Silver community. “It’s amazing the number of dogs in the community, so you get to meet people,” Krysta said. “There are so many people we have met because we’re out walking dogs together. We’re

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getting to know our neighbors a little bit better.” “It’s nice to be able to look over the fence and say hi, and then you’re now out gardening with someone else,” Jenn said. “I kind of forgot what it was like to say hi to someone on the street to be honest. So, it’s nice to have that back.” The two still visit the city to meet with old friends and stroll through the museums they love. At the end of the day when they return to their home and backyard, they find themselves reflecting on their fortune. “In moments when we are in just disbelief at the fortune we have in each other, in the places we get to travel, the things we get to do, and just enjoying each other's company, Krysta's mother always says, ‘how lucky are we?’,” Jenn said. “We have adopted that motto. We are just so fortunate to have each other and to be building this life together by the ocean and we often find ourselves saying that.” DO YOU KNOW A NEIGHBOR WHO HAS A STORY TO SHARE? Nominate your neighbor to be featured in one of our upcoming issues! Contact us at amerchant@bestversionmedia.com.

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heir first date was a stroll across the water lily pond with Claude Monet. They took a dance class with Edgar Degas. And then they spent the day at the beach with Auguste Renoir. Krysta and Jennifer Twill fell in love over their love for impressionism. “We ended up going to all the major art museums like the Guggenheim, we go to MOMA, and we just made our way around them all,” Krysta said. Traversing to different museums was just the start of the pair’s many adventures. It was a few years back when they made a New Year’s Resolution to travel to a new place every month. A chalkboard was drawn up in their Manhattan apartment and together they checked off each month for the entire year. “I think we just love exploring and experiencing new things. My filter in life is that life is about experiences and the more you take advantage of, the more you learn and grow,” Krysta said. 6

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“I have adopted that,” Jenn said. “I was aspirational about doing all those things and then Krysta helped bring out this adventurous, exploratory side of myself. I’ve never done this much traveling in my life until we met. And life has been so good because of all the things that I’ve been able to see and experience.” The Twills lived together in Manhattan for a few years before taking a chance and moving to Monmouth County for a new adventure. They chose Little Silver for the nostalgia it created for both of their hometowns. They stayed for the community. “We love our community and our neighbors,” Jenn said. “Everyone is so friendly. You go for a run, walk your dog down the street, mow your lawn, and everyone takes the time to smile and say hello. That’s something you don’t get in New York City and it’s what we really missed about living in a small community. It feels personal. We enjoy supporting our local businesses and one of our favorite activities

is going to the firehouse the last week of November and picking out a Christmas tree.” Their first two years in town, Jenn was commuting to work in New York City and that limited their time to enjoy the local camaraderie. But 2019 came with many changes. In January, Jenn began a much closer commute to a new position at WorkWave in the Bell Works building in Holmdel. In February, Krysta and Jenn were married on a palm farm on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii. “Krysta used to live in Hawaii, so when I visited there for the first time back in 2016, I fell in love,” Jenn said. “It was a given that this was where we wanted to get married. And so we did!” Hawaii holds a special place in both Krysta and Jenn’s heart. Krysta was backpacking through Europe on her post college trip when she ran into a friend on a train to Amsterdam. She was invited to move to Hawaii and with an instant yes to a year, ten years of fun flew by. It was here Krysta formed many friendship Little Silver Neighbors

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FIRST IMPRESSIONS MEET THE TWILLS

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September 2019

Calendar of Events

Story Time with Ms. Val

@Little Silver Library Times: 9:30am (toddlers), 10:30am (babies), 1:30pm (preschool), 3:30pm (school age)

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ND

September 2019

Labor Day

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH

Annual Meeting for Little Silver Women’s Club @111 Church Street, Little Silver Time: 7pm Contact Kathy Doty (732) 842-8470

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH

Fitness Fair

@Pyour Core, 38 Church St, Little Silver Time: 8am

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH

Annual Meeting of the Little Silver Democratic Club @See www.littlesilverdems.org Time: 7-9pm

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TH

Patriot Day

Beham family and friends, Rumson team, and Shrewsbury Rebels. @Library and Boro Fields, behind Borough Hall Time: 2pm Opening Ceremonies Food will be provided.

Important Trash and Recycling Information for All Residents

@Monmouth Race Track, 175 Oceanport Ave, Oceanport Time: 12-5pm Tickets: Adults $50, RBR Faculty, Staff, and Hall of Famers $25, Students 13-18 $10, Children 12 and under FREE

Bulk collection is always your second pickup of the week and includes furniture and carpeting. No more than three items can be placed at the curb per pickup and must be placed to the curb the night before, along with any regular trash. No appliances, electronics or construction material permitted. No more than three items per week. Pickup is every week as follows: Zone 1: Monday and Thursday Zone 2: Tuesday and Friday

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD

Single-Stream Recycling

RBR Buc Backer Foundation Day at the Races

Autumnal Equinox

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH

EFLS Kickoff Cocktail Party

@Oldroyd Residence, 10 Brook Ave, Little Silver Time: 7:30pm

Little Silver Environmental Commission Meeting

@Ayers Room at Borough Hall Time: 7pm All meetings are open to the public and welcome for public input.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH

Talk Like A Pirate Day

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST

Maeve the Brave One Pitch Tournament

Softball Tournament honoring Maeve Beham and her family. All funds raised will go towards an annual scholarship for Point Road and Markham Place schools. Six recreational teams, the

Bottles, cans, plastic, newspaper, small cardboard and mixed paper can all be placed in the same container. Cardboard that is too large for a container should be flattened, tied and placed next to the container. Pickup is every other week as follows: Zone 1: Wednesday September 11th, and Wednesday September 25th Zone 2: Wednesday September 4th and Wednesday September 18th

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Branches must be no more than 4 feet in length and 12 inches in diameter. Do not place brush or leaves within 10 feet of a storm drain. Do not mix brush and leaves. As per state law, they must be recycled separately. Brush is to be placed in the street next to the curb. Pickup is every other week as follows: Zone 1: Monday September 2nd through Wednesday September 11th Zone 2: Monday September 16th through Wednesday September 25th

RESUME BUILDERS By Megan Mahlik

ith the closing of your school year comes the excitement of new beginnings. Although summer is a great time to relax and enjoy time with friends and your activities, you should also think of your break as an opportunity to strengthen your “resume”—no matter your age.

Grade School

Work on completing workbooks in writing, math, science, or any other subject you would like to improve on. Even if you only spend 15 minutes a day doing some worksheets, you will be farther ahead than the rest of your classmates. See how quickly you can complete math equations and have your friends quiz you on spelling. Set goals for yourself and see if you can hit them all. Try to read 15 books over the summer or memorize the entire periodic table!

Middle School

Utilize your summer to work on your technical skills to get ahead for the next year. If you’re interested in babysitting in the future, take a training course or CPR class. If you’re interested in learning more about the outdoors, go camping and practice survival tactics with someone who can teach you. Spend time talking to people of all different professions and learn about what they do. You may find yourself interested in something new that you had never considered before.

UPCOMING EVENTS 9/21/2019 — RBR Buc Backer Foundation Day at the Races All family, friends, and alumni are welcome to attend this great event to support the Red Bank Regional Buc Backer Foundation! Visit https://rbr-bucstop.myshopify.com/collections/day-at-the-races to purchase your tickets or checks can be made payable to RBRBBF and mailed to PO Box 161, Little Silver, NJ 07739. Indicate DATR in the memo line with the number of guests. Reach out to rbrdatr@gmail.com with any questions. 10/6/2019 — PTO 2019 LS5K Mark your calendars for the 26th annual Little Silver 5K on Sunday, October 6th! This year, the PTO added some exciting new business and family sponsorship opportunities with great perks and benefits! Please visit their sponsorship page and consider supporting the 2019 LS5K. Visit https://www. littlesilver5k.com to become a sponsor and to sign up for the race.

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High School

Consider giving more of your time to nonprofits and volunteering. If you are working on getting into college, this is a great way to show that you care about your community and give back to others. Find a nonprofit that interests you or supports a cause you feel strongly about and get involved with their outreach programs or initiatives. This will help build your resume and will come in handy when you are looking for a job. Even a few hours a week will set you apart from the pack.

Post High School

Deciding to go to school or to join the workforce is an important choice that will affect you for the rest of your life. It can be very stressful to try and find a job, so take your time in deciding where to apply and take any advice from those around you. See if you have any contacts that could help connect you to an employer. Applying to colleges is no small feat, either. Set aside plenty of time to work on applications for school as each one can easily take a few hours. Don’t skim over any of the information on colleges—it’s important you take the time to make a wise decision for your future.

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Calendar of Events

Story Time with Ms. Val

@Little Silver Library Times: 9:30am (toddlers), 10:30am (babies), 1:30pm (preschool), 3:30pm (school age)

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ND

September 2019

Labor Day

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH

Annual Meeting for Little Silver Women’s Club @111 Church Street, Little Silver Time: 7pm Contact Kathy Doty (732) 842-8470

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH

Fitness Fair

@Pyour Core, 38 Church St, Little Silver Time: 8am

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH

Annual Meeting of the Little Silver Democratic Club @See www.littlesilverdems.org Time: 7-9pm

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TH

Patriot Day

Beham family and friends, Rumson team, and Shrewsbury Rebels. @Library and Boro Fields, behind Borough Hall Time: 2pm Opening Ceremonies Food will be provided.

Important Trash and Recycling Information for All Residents

@Monmouth Race Track, 175 Oceanport Ave, Oceanport Time: 12-5pm Tickets: Adults $50, RBR Faculty, Staff, and Hall of Famers $25, Students 13-18 $10, Children 12 and under FREE

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD

Single-Stream Recycling

RBR Buc Backer Foundation Day at the Races

Autumnal Equinox

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH

EFLS Kickoff Cocktail Party

@Oldroyd Residence, 10 Brook Ave, Little Silver Time: 7:30pm

Little Silver Environmental Commission Meeting

@Ayers Room at Borough Hall Time: 7pm All meetings are open to the public and welcome for public input.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH

Talk Like A Pirate Day

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST

Maeve the Brave One Pitch Tournament

Softball Tournament honoring Maeve Beham and her family. All funds raised will go towards an annual scholarship for Point Road and Markham Place schools. Six recreational teams, the

Brush Pickup

RESUME BUILDERS By Megan Mahlik

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Exploring what sets fitness studios apart, what you should be worried about, and what you should look for in a program By Christopher Morphy, Operating Partner

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Things to look for and questions to ask: Are the gym trainers properly certified? For any sport training whether you’re swinging a golf club, throwing a baseball, or punching a bag, form and technique are incredibly important to getting to your goals and avoiding injury. Many gyms looking to capitalize on popular new workouts like boxing, in order to keep cost low, and improve profits, will hire unqualified instructors lacking the experience necessary to safely deliver. On the surface these programs may seem alright, trainers are probably super friendly, and everyone’s breaking a sweat. The truth is that training without proper form will often result in damage to joints, muscles, and seriously limit your results. This can be really discouraging and a waste of time.

What should you do? Boxing workouts are really fun and can give you amazing results. Just remember to always check to be sure that your trainers have a significant amount of experience. For a boxing program look for pro experience, experience training professional competitors, a USA Boxing Coaches Certification, and certifications through accredited programs. For example: National Academy of Sports Medicine, National Strength and Conditioning Association, or American College of Sports Medicine. •

Does the Club have options? I.I.T training is awesome but overtraining the same muscle groups will cause muscular imbalance and injury over time. Also because of the way the body adapts, if your routine lacks variety then you will experience a plateau and limit your continued progress. Look for clubs and programs that offer a good variety of options including different styles of training that focus on different aspects of fitness for example Plyometrics, Strength Training, and Mobility.

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Recovery and why it’s important. Recovering from your workout is equally important to the workout itself, having good options and direction for post workout recovery is a huge asset you should be looking for. Vibration Therapy, Dynamic Stretching, Spa Services, and other recovery options are a big plus. Amenities Going to a club should be about more than just breaking a sweat; it should be a positive experience. A great club should offer safe and convenient storage for personal items. Look for a variety of post workout nutrition and drink options, excellent service and help with the workouts, ready wipes for personal use and equipment, showers, music, and other features that add value to your membership.

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Nutrition One of the most important pillars of fitness is nutrition having certified and knowledgeable coaches, meal prep services, and program assessments that include nutrition are really valuable and important to achieving a healthier, happier, and fitter you. The old saying that you can’t out-train a bad diet is true, even if your workouts are super demanding.

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By Allison Merchant “A YACHT IS A HOME AWAY FROM HOME, while a smaller boat provides for family adventure,” said Bill Bergin, co-owner of Sandy Hook Yacht Sales. For 35 years, Bergin has helped thousands of families go on new adventures. Sandy Hook Yacht Sales has a large inventory of new and pre-owned family style boats, both sail and power, and is the only dealer of Sabre and Back Cove boats in New Jersey. The company’s main business is yacht brokerage. It sells boats for clients much like a realtor sells homes. “At Sandy Hook Yachts we are selling a lifestyle,” Bergin said. “Our clients work hard and play hard. They hope a boat will allow them time to relax and get away from their hectic professional lives.” Owning a boat enables families and friends with exponential opportunities of spending days filled with sunshine on the water. “It allows you to see the sunrise on the water whenever time permits. The only thing that can get in the way is the weather.” Bergin and his partner and co-founder, Hank Hartmann, opened for business in Sea Bright in

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1983. Bergin and Hartmann pride themselves on a reputation for excellent customer service, treating customers fairly, and providing value in their products and services. “I owe most of our success to our great employees. Most of them have been with us long term, and they work hard every day to keep up with the ever-changing world we live in,” Bergin said. Bergin and his wife, Kate, live in Rumson and have been married for 38 years. Their three daughters are fully grown, all of whom graduated from Rumson Fair Haven High School. There is something to be said about living in a community that empowers you to express your passion every day. Whether a customer is in the market for a yacht or a boat, he enjoys both the challenges and opportunities that arise from running a business that provides recreational pleasure. “If you feel like you would like to own a boat, we have 35 years of experience to help you find the right one.” For more information, contact Sandy Hook Yacht Sales at (732) 530-5500.

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he fun doesn’t end when the first yellow leaf cascades to the ground, or the school bell rings. While living at the Jersey Shore isn’t an endless summer, it certainly is an extended one. So, let’s explore some of my favorite things to do when the crowds go home. If I were to plan the perfect day (or few hours) of fall fun, it would begin at Kranky’s Bike Shop on Bay Avenue in the Highlands. Now, you could take this little jaunt on foot or on a conventional bike (or car, no judgment) but why not go electric? Once strapped into your preferred mode of transportation, head on down to The Seafarer at the end of Atlantic Avenue. This bayside bar is a little piece of Bali located where The Clam Hut used to reside before Sandy blew it away. I’ve had to stop talking about this place to friends, as at some point it seemed like I might be a silent owner. One week we went three times, it’s a love affair. There are no signs advertising this bar/food truck establishment, just look for Bakers Marina. Where the old restaurant once stood is now a sand-filled oasis. When the beach shack doors are open,

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B i l l i e C r aw f o r d - M c N a l l y good times roll, slower on weeknights than the weekend. Grab a seat at the bar or under the teepee frame. Lay in the hammocks or settle into one of the eclectic collections of swing-back chairs or comfy couches to listen to The String Bean Band. The dock is a perfect place to watch storms roll into town or the sunset. Alas and alack, there is one caveat: the food. It’s a work in progress which I hope sorts itself out. We have yet to have a good meal here, although I can whole-heartedly recommend the corn on the cob, fresh off the grill, and the chips and guacamole. This is a kid and dog friendly establishment so bring the whole family. Onto the next part of our adventure. Saddle up and head to Trama’s at 1 Willow Avenue. Located at the former sight of a trailer park, Trama offers one of the best views of Sandy Hook and New York City. The indoor restaurant is absolutely gorgeous but leave it to experience during the colder months. While the sun still shines warmly, make your way to the outdoor deck. Call ahead to find out about music. Trama is known for its amazing food and rightly so. There is always the fear that once a

place goes big it loses its shine, but quite the opposite happened here. Have the lobster bisque, it’s so good you won’t want to share. Now to the exercise portion of our program. Mount up and head on down to the Henry Hudson Trail, kids, we are going to Atlantic Highlands. I have loved the trail since the beginning, missed it while they revamped after Sandy and love it even more now. As always, the Monmouth County Park System has outdone itself with this beautifully kept park. The trail runs 24 miles from Highland to Freehold along old rail lines. There is not a bad time to meander along the pathway as the scenery changes with the seasons. And here we are in Atlantic Highlands. This town has always been ultracool but never more so than now. There’s certainly no shortage of outstanding restaurants and places to grab a sweet treat (OK, Flaky Tart and Nicholas Ice Cream, you know who you are). Today we will stick to the newest kid on the block, The Atlantic House. They had me at the roof bar but kept me with the food and drink. Once the Memphis Pig Out,

Atlantic Highlands is all clean lines with a beach town feel. The food is delicious, the dessert even better, but it’s the open-air rooftop patio overlooking this quaint town and the harbor, that will bring you back. I look forward to their changing menu and commitment to using local and organic ingredients. The restaurant has roots in Asbury’s Biergarten but has a flare all its own. I’m back and looking forward bringing you along on some adventures: culinary and otherwise. Eat, drink, and bike responsibly! Billie is a resident of Little Silver and you might recognize her from our April 2018 issue Family Feature! For advice from an avid explorer, look for her monthly column Adventures in Serendipity to find more adventures in Little Silver and the beautiful world around it. She recently published her novel The Ladies of The Grove found on Amazon and in bookstores soon! Visit her Facebook at www.facebook.com/billiecrawfordmcnally.

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Town Real Estate

Address

Price

321 Willow Dr

$2,200

326 Silverside Ave

$429,000

384 Prospect Ave

$429,900

14 Orchard Pl

$439,900

408 Branch Ave

$463,000

56 Silverwhite Rd

$525,000

5 Carlile Ter

$550,000

109 Rumson Pl

$584,900

217 Branch Ave

$599,000

60 Edgewood Ave

$620,000

238 Whispering Woods Ct

$640,000

29 Monroe Ave

$649,500

12 Carriage Gate Dr

$649,900

22 Northvale Ave

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Bed

Bath

1.1

1904

1903

1949

1958

1.1

1948

2.1

1830

1961

1.1

1993

2.1

1927

2,378

2017

2.1

$650,000

2,114

1957

2.1

34 Crest Dr

$659,900

2,094

1938

2.1

26 Carriage Gate Dr

$679,000

2,952

2014

2.1

32 Manson Pl

$710,000

1967

102 Queens Dr S

$725,000

1950

9 Azalea Ct

$735,000

1951

2.1

1,750 1,524

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2,188

2,185

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Take Advantage of Your Neighborhood Magazine! Little Silver Neighbors is all about bringing people together and fostering a closer-knit community! Check out the many ways that you can contribute to and take advantage of your monthly neighborhood magazine: RESIDENT FEATURES Get to know your neighbors and community one resident at a time. We enjoy featuring residents from all walks of life. Make the magazine your own by submitting nominations of families or individuals who you would like to see highlighted – could be the newest or longest-living residents on the block, your friends next door, the hobbyist, entrepreneur, etc. Help us honor those people who make this community a great place to live, work and raise a family. Or use this feature as a way to share your own story with neighbors. See page six for one example of a resident feature. SOCIAL SCENE What’s happening in the neighborhood? If you’re part of a book club, social group or charity organization promoting fun or service in the community, share your experiences and photos, and invite others to join you! ASSOCIATION UPDATES If your neighborhood has a homeowners association, we offer an open invitation to post information to your neighbors through this publication for free. Saving association money and putting it towards ways to improve your subdivision is important, so we create customized HOA sections, saving you time and money. LOCAL SPOTLIGHT What is going on around town? Who achieved something amazing this month? Let us know and we will give them a spot where they can shine. SCHOOL AND EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Showcase budding athletes, artists and actors among us by submitting photos and details on your kids’ accomplishments, as well as information on school events and fundraisers your family is involved in. SHARE YOUR PIX! Do you have photos from your latest vacation? Have you captured a nature scene or a touching moment that begs to be shared? Let us help preserve your memories! PET CORNER Share your love for your precious pet by introducing him/her to the community! Whether your friend is of the feline, canine, amphibian, aviary or other species, we recognize the uniqueness of your pet and are happy to share his/her quirks, habits, favorite activities and more. CREATIVE CORNER Do you have something creative like a piece of artwork, poem, comic strip, or short story that you want to share with the community? Is it your own work? ENVIRONMENTAL SPOTLIGHT Do you have some environmental subject you feel is important to share? Do you know of events or actions being taken to help preserve and conserve? BULLETIN BOARD Celebrate life’s milestones and events! Post announcements such as engagements, weddings or anniversaries, hats off to graduates, military recognition, new baby announcements, retiree congrats, neighborhood garage sales and more. If you have a submission or feature idea, simply email Allison Merchant at amerchant@bestversionmedia.com with your name and submission info. Please note the submission deadlines found on page 3. We look forward to hearing your ideas.

Best Version Media does not guarantee the accuracy of the statistical data on this page. The data does not represent the listings of any one agent or agency but represents the activity of the entire real estate community in the area. Any real estate agent’s ad appearing in the magazine is separate from the statistical data provided which is in no way a part of their advertisement.

Little Silver Neighbors

September 2019

Town Real Estate

Address

Price

321 Willow Dr

$2,200

326 Silverside Ave

$429,000

384 Prospect Ave

$429,900

14 Orchard Pl

$439,900

408 Branch Ave

$463,000

56 Silverwhite Rd

$525,000

5 Carlile Ter

$550,000

109 Rumson Pl

$584,900

217 Branch Ave

$599,000

60 Edgewood Ave

$620,000

238 Whispering Woods Ct

$640,000

29 Monroe Ave

$649,500

12 Carriage Gate Dr

$649,900

22 Northvale Ave

Apx SqFt

Bed

Bath

1.1

1904

1903

1949

1958

1.1

1948

2.1

1830

1961

1.1

1993

2.1

1927

2,378

2017

2.1

$650,000

2,114

1957

2.1

34 Crest Dr

$659,900

2,094

1938

2.1

26 Carriage Gate Dr

$679,000

2,952

2014

2.1

32 Manson Pl

$710,000

1967

102 Queens Dr S

$725,000

1950

9 Azalea Ct

$735,000

1951

2.1

1,750 1,524

2,059

2,188

2,185

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Little Silver Neighbors

September 2019

Local Spotlight

ON YOUR MARK

By Allison Merchant

ince he was the age of ten, Raymond Forbes knew he was meant to help people. He began that journey as a lifeguard for the Seven Presidents beach in Long Branch, where rescues are made every day. On August 26, he started his next chapter at the University of Wyoming with his training in the Reserve Officer Training Corps or ROTC. “I’ve always wanted to serve a higher purpose and serve my country. And protect the constitution of the United States of America,” said Raymond Forbes. He chose to attend college and study political science while training to be an officer in four years. Forbes aspires to enter military intelligence after graduation. “Military intelligence is more of the strategical side of the battlefield where soldiers work to identify enemies and how to go about deploying certain

troops and more of the intelligence sides rather than the physical boots on ground approach.” His pursuance of political science stems from a passion for political philosophy. The choice to attend a university in Wyoming was inspired by his love for nature and outdoor activities. “I’m looking forward to all the training and the environment honestly,” Forbes admitted. “The mountains, being in the outdoors 24/7, skiing, hiking, off-roading, shooting, hunting, fishing. The all-outdoor life.” Forbes attributes his enjoyment for being active in the environment and sports as inspired by his father Patrick Forbes. “I was so hyper as a kid, so he would have me working out all the time and he’s just been by my side, helping with college, getting through all the way with ROTC,” Forbes said. His childhood consisted of aspiring to

become one of the people he admired, those that served their country for the safety of others. “I think there’s just more of a wave of patriotism in younger people in this country. I always looked up to those types of people: Honorable people that serve their country. Good men that we lay peacefully in our beds at night because they’re out there doing work.” Forbes knows that at 18 it can be daunting to lay out the next ten or so years of your life. Things happen and people change. Yet he expressed there is a benefit to having that serious attitude when approaching his goals. It drives him each day and keeps his head held high for the future. “I only have my one shot in life to either sit around and dream about what I want to do or go out and suck it up and do whatever it takes to get what I want.”

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RUN DON’T WALK! It’s back to school time which means the Little Silver PTO’s annual 5K is approaching. Sunday, October 6 will kick off the 26th year running, pun intended. Each year the race is held to raise money for the Little Silver schools Point Road and Markham Place. For 26 years the LSPTO has helped support the Little Silver school district to enable a remarkable education system that the community has prided itself over for many years. Little Silver encourages the enrichment of children through hands-on educational programs and the best tools possible for students to reach their highest potential. What better way to strive for greatness than with a strong stride?

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This year’s race is a USATF NJ Women’s Masters 5K Championship Race/USATF Certified Course/USATF Grand Prix Event. The organization welcomes all runners whether you are a trained athlete or a weekend warrior. Awards will be granted at the conclusion of the race: to 1st place male and female Little Silver residents and medals for all children participating in kiddie dashes. An after party will be hosted at the Little Silver Firehouse located on Prospect Avenue. There will be refreshments, live music, food, and many fun activities for the children like pumpkin decorating and face painting. Entrance is free for registered runners who

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bring their bib and a $10 bracelet purchase is required to enter into the Beer Garden for those 21 years and older. For non-runners, entrance into the party is $30 and includes all activities, food, and a bracelet for the Beer Garden. The race begins at 8:45 am with the Kids’ One Mile Fun Run, starting and finishing on the RBR track. The 5K begins at 9:30am followed by Kiddie Dashes (PreK-4th grade). Deadline is September 12, 2019 for family sponsorships. Business sponsorships will be available until September 15 depending on the level. For more information or to register for the race, visit www.LittleSilver5k.com.

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BELOW: The 2019 Student Mission Team from Tower Hill Church consisted of 27 students and sic adult chaperones. Students pictured: Noah Beacher (Rumson), Tom and Chris Ern (Middletown), Vienne and Raisse Ladoulis (Locust), Olivia Cassidy (Little Silver), Charlotte Memon (Middletown), Naomi and Calvin Corboy (Middletown), Elizabeth Heinemann (Shrewsbury), Jack Davis (Little Silver), Chase Giunta (Middletown), Dorrie McDaniels (Red Bank), Emily Minkler (Tinton Falls), Kayla Kenny (Rumson), Katie Tucker (Rumson), Drew Faust (Ocean), Matthew and Mason Wrigley (Fair Haven), Caroline and Eileen Bergin (Fair Haven), Sarah Grace Butler (Fair Haven), Aidan and Devon Parry (Middletown), Max Kramer (Oceanport), Tommy Hulse (Middletown), and Sheldon Hanley (Ocean Township). Adult Chaperones pictured: Peter Memon (Middletown), Denise Heinemann (Shrewsbury), Michele Davis (Little Silver), Gerard Marrone (Freehold), Joe Giunta (Middletown), and Art Livingston (Little Silver).

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igh School students from across the Peninsula visited the Chesapeake Bay area to participate in Tower Hill’s annual student mission trip June 30—July 6, 2019. This year’s team of volunteers consisted of 27 students and six adult leaders from Tower Hill Church, based in Red Bank, NJ. The Tower Hill team joined other youth teams from across the U.S. to participate in Group Mission Trips in Millersville, MD. There they worked to help area residents with home repairs. Group Mission Trips, a registered 501(c)(3), has been connecting youth volunteer teams with communities in need since the early 1990s. Bordering the Chesapeake Bay, the town of Millersville has a diverse population which includes retired veterans, retired auto and steel workers, and young families employed by the tech industries. Student volunteers painted and worked minor construction projects under supervision by adults. Examples of work done on previous trips includes building wheelchair ramps and handrails, weatherizing homes and trailers, interior and exterior carpentry, and other home repairs that the homeowner cannot complete. “This year, we doubled the size of our Student Mission team, with 27 student volunteers,” said Gerard Marrone, Director of Student Ministry at Tower Hill Church. “And even more impressive is that five of our six adult leaders have previously led our Tower Hill student trips and decided to take a week of vacation to lead again this year. This trip helps teen experience firsthand how helping people in need is an example of God’s love for us.” Tower Hill First Presbyterian Church is a place for all generations, located in the heart of Red Bank, NJ. Visit us Sunday mornings at 9am for traditional and 9am and 10:30am for contemporary. Kids programs are available Sunday mornings for infants through Grade eight, and on weekdays for Grades 4-12. For more info visit www.TowerHillChurch.org. To hear more about Tower Hill’s student programs, please contact Director of Student Ministry, Gerard Marrone at gerard@ towerhillchurch.org or call Tower Hill Church at (732) 747-1348. 23

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