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THE ABERDEEN Economic Business Council’s Third Annual Job Fair on June 11, 2015 attracted nearly 400 job seekers and over 40 businesses.

The event, which took place at Matawan Regional High School, attracted a record 42 employers in a variety of fields, including: administrative, clerical, campaign organizing, construction/remodeling, counseling, customer service, education, financial advisory, food service, homecare, home remodeling, housekeeping, human services, information technology, insurance, janitorial, maintenance, marketing, market research, national security, nursing, occupational and physical therapy, retail, sales, and theme parks.

Indicative of the Job Fair’s success, an exit poll of the employers found that 89% expected to hire candidates that applied for positions that evening, with 57% saying they are “likely” to hire and 32% “very likely.” Additionally, 75% of the employers felt the turnout of job-seekers was acceptable and 97% expect to attend next year’s event, with 61% “very likely” and 36% “likely.”

“I would like to thank everyone who played a role in making the job fair such a positive experience for all involved,” said EBC Chairman Carmine Visone. “Based on the positive feedback we received from both exhibitors and participants, I feel that we achieved our goal of bringing highly-qualified candidates together with top-notch companies. It was especially gratifying to see a record number of employers participate.”

For the second year in a row, students from Matawan Regional High School’s Business Academy, under the direction of teacher Dan Bernstein, took part in planning and implementing the event including marketing, setting up, escorting exhibitors to their lo-

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cations, and handing out guidebooks to job seekers. “We cannot say enough about the efforts of the Business Academy students,” said Visone. “We look forward to working with Dan and his students next year.”

“I would like to congratulate EBC Chairman Carmine Visone, Planning/Zoning Board Secretary and Business Liaison Maxine Rescorl, EBC member Bill Parness, and the students for creating another successful job fair,” said Mayor Fred Tagliarini on behalf of the Aberdeen Township Council, which supports the event. “Events like this help not only job seekers and employers, but the entire community.”

Visone, Rescorl and Parness were assisted at the fair by fellow business council members David Shah of Dunkin Donuts and Eugene DeMarco of DeMarco’s Catering and Gourmet Deli, who provided complimentary refreshments. Flowers by Melanie supplied identifier balloons for the vendor tables.

Mayor Tagliarini and Council members Connie Kelley, Joseph Martucci, Margaret Montone and Robert Swindle also took part in the event.

LEFT PHOTO Members of the Aberdeen Economic Business Council and Aberdeen Township Council took part in the job fair that took place on June 11, 2015 at Matawan Regional High School.

RIGHT PHOTO Students from Matawan Regional High School’s Business Academy took part in the planning and implementation of the job fair. They were joined by Carmine Visone, EBC Chairman; Aberdeen Mayor Fred Tagliarini and their teacher Dan Bernstein.

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FROM THE FIREMEN’S fair at Colts Neck Fire House #1 to today, locals have celebrated summer and the town of Colts Neck in a wonderful way. This year marks 25 years at Bucks Mill Park in Colts Neck with a host of things to see and do in the beautiful park that many will enjoy on August 20 through August 23.

RIDES, GAMES AND GREAT FOOD Once again we are welcoming back Majestic Midways, the premier ride provider in the tri-state area along with Games of Chance, Inflatables from Seashore Amusements and a great selection of food from Mom’s, Dellano’s, Dave’s French Fries from Englishtown Auction, Try Vegan, Johnny Boy’s Kitchen, Ralph’s Italian Ices and more!

NEW AND FAMILIAR ATTRACTIONS In addition to a host of non-food vendors, the fair welcomes the New Jersey Hall of Fame mobile museum and an antique fire truck on Thursday and Friday, the 4H 24 Carrot Rabbit club, Bayshore Dog Companion Club, the Lions Club Hole-in-One, Chris Clark Bicycle Stunts, and your favorite animated characters. Fireworks will be on opening night.

ENTERTAINMENT GALORE! The fair committee is very excited to welcome the Rock of Ages band featuring Constantine Maroulis from American Idol as the feature act on Saturday night. The Matt O’Ree Band kicks things off on Friday and Moroccan Sheepherders and Slim Chance and the Gamblers round out the headliners – as well as Alex English returning this year along with Chuck Schaeffer, Jo Wymer, Colts Neck Dance and a number of local music school bands.

Another town favorite, Vappo the Clown will be back and the fair will have all of the kid’s favorite characters roaming the grounds as well.

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Emily Francis is a dedicated 12-year-old. She will be entering the 7th grade and is an honor roll student. During the school year she was an active member of the cheerleading team, Keyport Idol and Drama Club. When she is not volunteering her time (her charity of choice is the Ronald McDonald House) you will find her dancing. She Twelve-year-old Emily Francis (left) and five-year-old Meghan Francis competed for was asked to become part of the national title of USA National Pre-teen and Jr. Princess in Orlando, Florida. the “scout” pre-team at her studio because of her growth and commitment. One day THIS SUMMER, Emily and Meghan Fran- she hopes to be accepted into the Percis, who are students at Keyport Central forming Arts High School.

School, competed for the national title Meghan Francis is a fun, energetic of USA National Pre-teen and Jr. Prin- 5-year-old. She just completed her first cess. year at the Central School’s Pre-K proAlong with outstanding young women gram and will be entering Kindergarten from across the United States, Emily in September. She loves to perform Francis, who is the reigning Miss South and you will find her singing or dancing New Jersey Pre-teen and Meghan Fran- most of the day. She also takes gymnascis, Miss New Jersey Jr. Princess - trav- tics, and competed on an All-Star cheer eled to Walt Disney World on July 27 team. She also volunteers, her charthrough August 1, 2015 for the highly ity of choice is 3 Hearts 4 Paws. She, anticipated USA National Miss Schol- her sister and brother had a lemonade arship Pageant. Representing the state, stand to raise money to help raise funds.

Emily & Meghan competed in evening She rescued her puppy in December gown, interview and a runway fashion through her charity. show event in order to claim the honor

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USA National Miss provides young women ages four to 24 with the opportunity to combine their love of pageantry with other optional elements to custom design their pageant experience- whether their focus is on fashion and modeling, or talent, education, community service, and mentorship. Awarding six prestigious national titles, USA National Miss will award thousands in scholarship money to each national winner, as well as a growing prize package compliments of national sponsors. Delegates can also earn titles, crowns and prizes in optional competitions in areas of interest to them including academics, community service and talent.

“USA National Miss combines all the beauty and excitement of pageantry with the glamour and energy of a runway fashion show - while recognizing the personal achievement, community involvement and academic excellence of young women all across the USA,” said USA National Miss Executive Director Jackie Watson. “Our program is designed to award young women for their accomplishments, and to mentor them to reach their goals and unleash their true potential.”

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and meeting businesses invested in the well-being of the community. They will also enjoy free rides and entertainment.

The Matawan-Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce is calling on the business community to support this great event by becoming a 2015 Matawan Day and Food Festival Sponsor.

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ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP Announces Sponsorship Opportunities for Area Businesses and Groups at 2015 Town-Wide Aberdeen Day Festivities

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berdeen Mayor Fred Tagliarini and the Aberdeen Township Council are pleased to announce that sponsorships and a variety of other opportunities are now available for local businesses and organizations for the fourth annual town-wide Aberdeen Day celebration on Saturday, September 26, 2015 at Matawan Regional High School and various locations around town.

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MOTORCYCLE SHOW Throw your summer back into gear with Keyport’s Motorcycle Show on Thursday, August 20, 2015 from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. Stroll down West Front Street while enjoying great bikes and tunes. End the night by rocking out to the music of the Grateful Dead tribute band “Dead on Live” at the Keyport Thursdays Summer Concert Series in Keyport’s Minipark from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

If you are interested in showing off your vehicle, pre-registration is encouraged! Registering in advance will secure you preferential parking.

The registration form can be found online at www.visitkeyport.org. While strolling around town make sure to visit Keyport’s newest retailers and eateries, as well as your past favorites.

Keyport’s Motorcycle Show is presented by the Keyport Bayfront Business Cooperative (KBBC) the managing entity of the Business Improvement District. Thank you to KBBC’s year-long sponsor, WellsFargo Bank, for sponsoring this event. For more information on the KBBC and a full list of summer events happening in Keyport, please visit www.visitkeyport.org.

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Since the inception of the town-wide format, Aberdeen Day has grown in popularity, with increased participation at both the high school and shopping center locations, including the food festivals hosted by DeMarcos Catering & Gourmet Deli and Livoti’s Old World Market. This year’s event will start with a movie in the park on Friday evening, September 25 at Guisti Park in Cliffwood (in the event of rain, the movie will be held at Matawan-Aberdeen Middle School).

Saturday’s festivities will kick-off with the Cambridge Park 5k Run/Walk to benefit the Cambridge Park Elementary Preschool. It will be followed by the family fishing contest at Cliffwood Beach, which leads into the traditional celebration at Matawan Regional High School, special business-sponsored events at shopping centers and other locations on Routes 34 and 35, and the Aberdeen’s Got Talent contest at the AMF Center on Route 34.

Following the successful introduction of trolley service last year, Aberdeen Day will once again offer free transportation between venues and the overflow parking lot at the AberdeenMatawan train station.

Additionally, Aberdeen Day 2015 will for the first time feature free circus performances by the New Jersey Circus Center at Matawan-Aberdeen Middle School on Matawan Avenue Performances will take place three times throughout the day. Food trucks and other vendors will be positioned outside the school during all performances. Circus sponsorships are available. “The Township Council is proud to provide this fun-filled activity at a new Aberdeen Day event venue,” said Councilman Greg Cannon. “This promises to delight residents of all ages.”

With multiple levels of sponsorship and participation programs ranging in price from $50 to $1,000, opportunities exist for businesses of all sizes and budgets at a variety of venues. “Sponsorship of Aberdeen Day offers local businesses and charitable groups the opportunity to introduce themselves to the thousands of residents of all ages from Aberdeen and surrounding communities who participate in this annual event,” said Aberdeen Recreation Director Jim Colabelli.

High School sponsorship packages priced from $250 to $1,000 offer exposure prior to and during the municipality’s annual celebration. The $1,000 Platinum package, for example, includes mentions on the township website, a lawn sign at the high school, press releases, and T-shirt advertising. The $650 Gold sponsorship includes mentions on the website, a lawn sign at the high school and T-shirt advertising, while the $250 Silver package offers exposure on the website and a lawn sign at the high school.

Businesses and crafters can exhibit at the High School for $50. The venue fee for food vendors is $100, while volunteer, entertainment and youth groups can participate free of charge.

Outside of the High School, merchants can participate in storefront events for $50 per location or opt for sponsorship opportunities ranging from $75 for T-shirt advertising, to $150 for Trolley Stop Signage, and $500 each for large banners on Routes 34 and 35.

“Along with traditional sponsorships, Aberdeen Day offers businesses a variety of opportunities designed to meet their individual needs,” said Carmine Visone, Chairman of the Aberdeen Economic Business Council (EBC) and CEO of Home Away From Home Academy, who, along with Maxine Rescorl, Aberdeen Township Business Liaison, represents the EBC on the 2015 Aberdeen Day Committee. “With the expansion of the event, Aberdeen Day provides numerous ways for businesses to make themselves known to residents from Aberdeen and surrounding communities through storefront participation at our shopping center celebrations along Routes 34 and 35, setting up a table at the high school, or the different sponsorships offered.”

For more information or to obtain sponsorship materials, contact Aberdeen Township Recreation Director Jim Colabelli at 732.583.4200, ext. 129 or 173. Applications are due

by June 12. All donations are tax deductible. For circus sponsorship information, contact Maxine Rescorl at 732.583.4200, ext. 101.

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The Keyport Spanish American Club announced today plans for the 17th annual Spanish American Festival of Keyport on Saturday, August 8, 2015 from 12:00 to 7:30 p.m. The Festival will be held at the Keyport Waterfront, Corner of Broad Street and First Street.

The purpose of the Spanish American Festival of Keyport is to bring people of all backgrounds together to celebrate the richness of Latino culture. The average is well over three thousand people at our event each year.

“Our festival is more like a giant family picnic where the whole family gets to participate. There are fun and games for young and old alike”, said Albert DeGracia Festival Committee Chairman. Our success is also due to the cooperation and support we are indebted to from our Keyport municipal friends that always help out, he added.

Joe Sheridan, Keyport Council President said, “ALL of Keyport and its neighbors always look forward to the annual Spanish American Festival. Besides all the wonderful culinary choices, there is music and dancing. The event is situated directly on the waterfront, which always offers a nice breeze to enjoy all the festivities. Come out and see for yourself how great the Keyport Spanish American Festival is.”

The Festival full day of entertainment is on the Keyport Community Calendar. To date, confirmed entertainers include; Atomic Band, Ray Rodriquez y su Swing Sabroso, DJ Lady C, La Comái Buena de NJ, Que Bochinche. There will be plenty of ethnic foods, family fun, raffles and games for the entire family and much more.

Student and community service awards will be presented around 2:30 p.m.

The mission of the Keyport Spanish American Club is to further promote and support the advancement of Hispanics in the Bayshore communities and to Herald the Achievements and Accomplishments of our members, benefactors and beneficiaries.

The members of the Festival committee are: Albert DeGracia, Carlos Maldonado, Virginia Maldonado, Magalie Rivera, Ralph Millan, Pedro Irizarry and Claudia DeGracia Ample & FREE parking is available at the Festival.

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“Fishing with Heroes” IMMEDIATE CARE EVENT BROUGHT FAMILIES TOGETHER embers of the community gathered together on July 14, 2015, to take part in a “Fishing with Heroes” event sponsored by Immediate Care CEO and local Hometown Hero, Sal Cannizzaro. A total of 40 members of the community set sail for the open seas aboard Mi-Jo, a 75 foot fishing boat, to enjoy a day together.

The group left the Atlantic Highlands bright and early at 7:00 a.m. Aboard the ship, Sal Cannizzaro took a moment to talk about the importance of spending quality time with family members. As a young boy he remembers spending many a day wishing he had a strong father figure and the means to go fishing.

Eric Allen, of Union Beach, said, “We had a great time, and are really appreciative of the opportunity.

The kids had a great time and for all of them it was the first time to see a shark up close and personal.

A first time they may never have had if it wasn’t for Immediate Care & Hometown Heroes.”

This kind of response is the sentiment we want to bring to the people of our community. Mr. Stone, a member of “Father Time” Community Organization of Keansburg who came aboard with three generations of his family stated, "This is great.

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nowadays is more than the cost to purchase a fish from a supermarket.”

One of the most important aspects of life is not always what you have, but who you spend it with.

While the day was filled with excitement, no one was more excited than Sal Cannizzaro to have the opportunity to give back to the community. Immediate Care would like to give a special thanks to Hometown Heroes, and the girls of Operation Cupcake who provided the group with delicious sweets for the trip. We would also like to give a special thanks to everyone that lent a helping hand for the event.

Immediate Care is the area's premier urgent care facility for non-life-threatening medical illnesses and injuries. With three convenient locations in Hazlet, Toms River, and Brooklyn, we are the ideal alternative when you can’t wait days or weeks to see your primary care physician and don’t want to wait for hours on end in an emergency room. Immediate Care is here when you need us for well care, accident/ injury, pain management, evaluations, physical exams, x-rays, vaccines, occupational medicine, diabetic care, wound care and so much more. All three locations provide urgent care services, and our Hazlet, NJ, facility provides primary care as well.

Annual School Supplies Collection at Temple Shalom Women of Temple Shalom of Aberdeen will be holding its annual school supply collection for families in the community who are in need. This drive helps prepare children for a successful new school year.

From now until August 31, 2015, a basket to receive donations will be placed in the Temple lobby at 5 Ayrmont Lane in Aberdeen. Donated items must be new school supplies in their original packaging or new backpacks. Backpacks must be plain with no designs, logos or advertisements.

The Temple’s summer hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday through Thursday and 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Friday.

For those who prefer, monetary donations for children’s supplies and backpacks may be sent to Temple Shalom, 5 Ayrmont Lane, Aberdeen, NJ 07747. Checks should be made payable to "Sisterhood of Temple Shalom." Please indicate “School Supplies Drive" in the memo field.

Please contact Lori Beth at 732.679.7942 with any questions about the school supply drive. Temple Shalom serves communities in Monmouth and Middlesex counties.

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August 8th The Festival will take place from 12:00 8:00 p.m. at the Keyport Waterfront on the corner of Broad Street and First Street.

There will be plenty of ethnic foods, family fun, raffles and games for the entire family and much more! For more info, visit http://keyportonline.com.

Mid-Summer Flea Market at Allaire Village

August 8th Find some hidden treasures at Historic Allaire Village in Farmingdale from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Parking is $5.00. For more info, visit www.allairevillage.org.

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20th Annual Rolling Iron Antique Auto Show

Eco-Elephant Family Flea Market

August 22nd Come and browse vendors to find that one-of-a-kind or “green” item you didn’t even know you needed at Dorbrook Recreation Area in Colts Neck from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. For more info, visit www. monmouthcountyparks.com.

August 16th Ladies and Gentlemen, start your ENGINES! The Rolling Iron Antique car show rolls into The Historic Village at Allaire from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Cars, Motorcycles, Trucks, Vans, and more from the beginning of automobiles until 1990! Admission is $5 per car (spectator) Long Branch Jazz & Blues Festival Rain Date: 8/23. For more info, visit www. August 29th allairevillage.org.

The Jersey Shore Jazz and Blues Foundation’s (JSJBF) Summer Series ends the summer on a good note in Long Branch Red Bank Dog Days of Summer on the Great Lawn at the Boardwalk August 18th Monmouth Street will be closed to traf- from 12:00 to 10:00 p.m. with a day of fic from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. to accommo- live performances by talented jazz and date dozens of vendors featuring diverse blues musicians, crafter and sponsor products and services for dogs and dog exhibits, food and beverage, beachfront owners including pet treats, dog ban- views, activities for children and the endanas and clothing, toys, collars, leashes, tire family, followed by fireworks. The jewelry, artwork and more. Pet rescues festival is rain or shine, free to the public, and charities will also be on site to pro- dog friendly and all ages are welcome to mote pet adoptions and awareness. For attend. The headliner is Funktion 11. Visit www.jerseyshorefestival.org for the enmore info, visit http://www.redbank.org. tire festival lineup.

August 15th & 16th Come celebrate the best the ocean has to offer at Monmouth Park’s annual two-day Shore Chef Crab Cake CookOff. Dine on everything from chowder, to lobster rolls, to some of the best crab cakes you’ve ever had. Throw in some live music and the excitement of Thor- Keyport Motorcycle Show th Jazz It Up Wine Festival oughbred racing and this event will have August 20 th th you hungry for more. For more info, visit The Motorcycle Show will take place September 5 & 6 along West Front Street between Broad The Garden State Wine Growers Associawww.monmouthpark.com. and Beers Streets from 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 tion presents the Jazz It Up Wine Festival p.m. Pre-registration is encouraged for from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. at Allaire Village.

Spring Lake Summer preferential parking and more informa- You can visit their website www.newjerseySidewalk Sale tion can be found at www.visitkeyport. wines.com for ticket and event information.

August 15th & 16th org. A Grateful Dead tribute band, Dead The Historic Village at Allaire, the nonprofit Shop the best deals in this beach town! On Live, will be on hand for music, danc- living history museum receives no funding from the State of NJ and so relies on donaSponsored by Spring Lake CC, starting ing and hula-hoop enjoyment. tions, admissions, and purchases made at at 10:00 a.m. For more info, visit www. the General Store and Bakery to continue springlake.org. teaching the public about life in NJ in 1836.

For more info, visit www.allairevillage.org.

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BBQ & Craft Beer Fest

September 5th, 6th & 7th Celebrate the juiciest, most tender BBQ the Jersey Shore has to offer. And wash everything down with a great selection of brews in the Craft Beer Garden. It’s just $10 for ten 2-oz samples and there will be over 40 craft beers to choose from. Add in live music and there’s no better place to be with friends and family on Labor Day Weekend. For more info, visit www.monmouthpark. com.

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Asbury Park Oysterfest

September 11th, 12th & 13th Asbury’s biggest free festival, turning historic Cookman Avenue from downtown to the boardwalk into one long pedestrian mall.

Enjoy food, shopping and live music. For more info, visit www. apoysterfest.com.

Belmar San Gennaro Festival

September 19th & 20th Delicious Italian specialties and food, fun, games and live entertainment on Main Street in Belmar from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

For more info, visit www.visitbelmarnj.com.

Delicious Orchards Apple Fest

September 19th & 20th Attendee’s enjoy a full antique car display (over 40 cars ranging back to the early 1900’s), fun games, local vendors offering delicious product samplings, farm animals, a clown, live music, and of course plenty of apple options including more than a dozen varieties. For more info, visit www.deliciousorchardsnjonline. com.

Wind & Sea Festival

September 19th From boating to kiting and so much in between, discover all the fun that the wind and the sea provide at Bayshore Waterfront Park in Port Monmouth from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission and parking are free. For more info, visit www.monmouthcountyparks.com.

6th Annual Guinness Oyster Festival

September 27 th The Red Bank Guinness Oyster Festival is a great time for one and all and is fashioned after the 59 year old Galway Oyster Festival celebrating the opening of the oyster season. It is a huge food & music festival which will showcase Red Bank’s excellent restaurants as well as entertain thousands with great live music from 12:00 to 7:00 p.m. For more info, visit www.redbank.org.

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Classic Cars Roll into Keyport for Car Night CAR ENTHUSIASTS OF ALL AGES FLOCKED TO KEYPORT on July

23, 2015 to enjoy a large selection of classic cars, music and a

beautiful summer evening. Over 80 classic cars took over West Front Street from Broad to Main for the second Summer Street

Festival of 2015. Before the night officially began at 5:00 p.m.,

people were strolling down the street and some, already setting

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up camp in anticipation of the outdoor concert at the MiniPark.

When first arriving at the KBBC tent, visitors were

encouraged to fill out a survey to receive a voting ballot to pick the top three best cars of the night. The survey also entered guests

in a drawing to win one of two $50 Keyport Kash certificates.

The first winner, Marina Rebmann, was announced right before

“Carnaby Street” took the stage to begin the night's Summer Concert Series.

The MiniPark was packed as “Carnaby Street” serenaded

guests with music of the “British Invasion Era.” Playing hits from

the 60’s and including songs such as "Build Me Up Buttercup" and "Because." An estimated 600 people came out to enjoy this event ranging from Keyport residents to native New Yorkers and beyond.

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many of the local eateries were packed with families and friends enjoying outdoor dining and drinks. The quaint NJ town is nestled

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in a prime location along the bay with views of the Outerbridge relaxed atmosphere made this a Thursday night to remember.

Even after “Carnaby Street” played an encore set, many guests stayed to stroll down by the waterfront or chat on the lawn.

Sponsoring the event was Buhler Auto of Hazlet and Wells-

Fargo Bank. For more information on the KBBC and a full list

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ABOVE: Members of St. Francis De Sales Youth Group in Virginia gather outside Keansburg High School where they stayed for one week and participate in the Jersey Shore Workcamp.

BELOW: Jersey Shore Workcampers pose in a unique way in front of a raised home in Union Beach where they sheetrocked and painted the entire interior so the residents could move back in after Hurricane Sandy. Photo Credit Joe Reyes/JSW Photographer

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Jersey Shore Workcamp held its seventh workcamp June 28 to July 4, 2015 during

which time over 400 Christian youth from all over the United States and Canada came together to work on 75 homes in the Bayshore area. The youth and leaders were housed in Keansburg High School for their weeks’ stay. This service work is done free of cost for the homeowners; and the only qualifications are that the person cannot do the needed work or afford the materials.

Coordinators Bill and Gail Bechtoldt noted that Jersey Shore Workcamp (JSW) is co-sponsored by their church, St. John’s United Methodist Church in Hazlet. They explained that each workcamper pays for their mission opportunity; and that locally, funds are raised to supply the paint and materials needed to work on the homes. Building wheelchair ramps, scraping, painting, new steps or porch replacement are some of the work done. In the end, these workcampers and their leaders have helped those in need to live safely with dignity and respect.

Homes in Aberdeen, Hazlet, Keansburg, Keyport, Middletown, and Union Beach received muchneeded attention. “Our church had 10 workcampers. Overall we had 70 crews and each crew consisted of five youth and one adult,” explained Gail. Over 60 volunteers assisted with this workcamp. Locally, the volunteers were St. John’s members, extended family and friends. Holmdel Kiwanis and Keyport Kiwanis, as well as the Middletown Lions were also supportive. On June 28, when the youth began to arrive at Keansburg High School, members of the Holmdel and Keyport Kiwanis welcomed them with a barbecue and slices of watermelon.

“We are fortunate to have the support of generous businesses who supplied fruit snacks, cookies, and treats every afternoon when the youth returned to the school, as well as in the evening after the evening program,” said Gail. She added that this was the JSW’s sixth workcamp at Keansburg High School. She sent thanks to Keansburg Superintendent of Schools Gerald North. “The school was immaculate and the custodial and kitchen staff were fantastic!”

Some of the local leaders who have stopped by to offer thanks and positive energy to the youth and volunteers were the Governor’s Office of Volunteerism Executive Director Rowena Madden; Keansburg Mayor George Hoff; Hazlet Deputy Mayor Scott Aagre; Union Beach Mayor Paul Smith; and Pastor of St. John’s United Methodist Church Reverend Clark Callender.

Whether this is the first or last workcamp the youth attend, the same thing is true for everyone – they go home different than when they arrived. As first time attendee Ashleigh Kried, 15, of Indianapolis explained, “It was fun to see new faces and learn other people’s stories. It has opened me up in ways I didn’t know could happen. This is the best thing I have ever experienced.” Four-time attendee Marilla Marks, 17, of Michigan said, “You know it’s the same schedule each time but every workcamp brings something different and unique. We all had a blast helping the people whose homes we worked at.”

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Workcamp Leader Dana Wood of Connecticut has attended four workcamps. “Some of the youth don’t realize what is needed to maintain a house, or about the struggles people in need have to face.

Before long they each develop skills and their accomplishments build self-esteem. They get to know the residents and get attached to them. It’s absolutely beautiful to watch. These youth represent our churches and our communities, and they do a wonderful job. Many of them continue helping others throughout college and they know that this experience has helped in making them who they are.”

Hazlet resident Stephanie Daniels shared, “Bill and Gail Bechtoldt and the Jersey Shore Workcamp are wonderful! A true God-send. My two crews of teens and adults were the sweetest, best bunch I’ve ever met. We couldn’t have done it without them.” Owen Driskoll of Connecticut was a first time workcamper at the Daniels’ home. “This is the greatest summer I have ever had because of this work camp. This experience is memorable. Our resident has seen hard times which I can relate to. My crew members are from all over the United States and we have built strong bonds and are developing lasting friendships.”

Keyport resident Linda Melendez shared, “This week has been extremely uplifting for me. Not only does this work camp paint and repair my home but they also repair me mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. The Jersey Shore Workcamp restored my faith in humanity and shows there are wonderful people out there who are

ABOVE: Youth from St. John’s United Methodist Church in Hazlet arrive to participate in the Jersey Shore Workcamp.

Photo Credit Joe Reyes/JSW Photographer

BELOW: Holmdel and Keyport Kiwanis members joined together to welcome the youth attending the JSW by having a barbecue.

willing to help strangers. I appreciate all the hard work, dedication and determination the Jersey Shore Workcamp volunteers and my crew put in to help me.” Returning workcamper Doris McDermott of Connecticut who worked at this Keyport home said, “I love it!

Workcamp regenerates my spiritual energy. This is my third time at Jersey Shore Workcamp and my twentieth year workcamping.”

First time workcamper Maggie Thomson of Massachusetts who also worked at this site said, “My resident is a great inspiration!”

One teary-eyed Union Beach gentleman said this about the youth working on his home. “My heart will be changed by the teens working here this week.”

Gail shared the following statement that summarizes what she and her husband Bill would like the public to know about the impact the youth, leaders, and residents have on one another. “We care if the painting is applied and the wheelchair ramp is built, but the most important thing is that the resident knows the youth cares about them and wants to keep them safe. We hope the youth understand they may be the only face of Jesus the resident may see and their arms the only ones who hug them. They are our ambassadors for Christ. Bill and I are so blessed to have the opportunity to partner our church with Group Workcamps to bring the home repair project to the Bayshore area.”

Interest in the Jersey Shore Workcamp Project can be directed to Bill Bechtoldt at dokbill44@ verizon.net or Gail at mrsb105@verizon.net.

ABOVE: Middletown resident Chris Mason stands with the JSW youth who built him a much-needed wheelchair ramp. Photo Credit Joe Reyes/JSW Photographer LEFT: Crew members from JSW painted the interior of the Union Beach Library. Photo Credit Joe Reyes/JSW Photographer BELOW: Ann Campbell stands on her new porch with the youth crew that built the porch and steps for her home in Keansburg. Photo Credit Joe Reyes/JSW Photographer

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Tickets are $40.00 for “Tour Only” and $55.00 for “Tour plus Old-Fashioned BBQ.” Tickets are limited and must be purchased in advance. The tour will take ticket holders by bus to each location. Check-in begins at 10:30 a.m., with complimentary coffee and donuts at Colts Neck Municipal Complex, located at 124 Cedar Drive in Colts Neck with buses departing for the tour promptly at 11.00 a.m. and returning at 3:00 p.m. The BBQ will be from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.

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Participants should meet at the Aberdeen-Matawan Train Station in Commuter Lot 4 on Atlantic Avenue and Harrel Street.

This event aims to raise money to fund a new state-of-the-art playground that would benefit all children, but specifically those five and under, as well as children with disabilities. Cambridge Park Pre-School is unique in that it is the only preschool in the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District for children with special needs. The Cambridge Park Playground Committee is dedicated to providing a safe place to play and learn for children of all abilities. Educational research proves that play is imperative to promote both physical and academic development. Please help them in reaching their goal!

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