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July. Don’t we all wait for this month each year? Kids are done with school, life seems to slow down a bit, and fireworks and beach days are the top items on many agendas. Living in Monmouth County offers so many opportunities to enjoy the sun and surf, take in a great concert, or just enjoy our own back yards. As we were preparing this issue for you, our readers, we had summer living in mind.

I love our beaches. I’m sure you do, too. It’s one of the many reasons we choose this area to call home. But sometimes the work behind keeping our shores clean and viable goes unnoticed. So as our way of saying thank you for what we anticipate to be another beautiful summer at the Jersey Shore, we at CM are featuring those who work diligently each day of every season to make our summers sparkle and our bodies of water clean.

Our cover story on page 42 introduces you to Cindy Zipf from Clean Ocean Action. She is a woman on a mission, and that mission is to make “our” ocean the cleanest it has ever been. She has worked tirelessly through the years and has had great success. But she reminds us where there is so much more to be done. You’ll also read about Jersey Shore Partnership’s annual summer celebration on page 70 and all that organization is doing for shore protection and beach replenishment.

Also scattered throughout the issue this month you’ll find photos of all the fun our community has been having at the various fairs, festivals, and annual celebrations. So many great events happened last month with so many more on the way. Make sure to check out our Eventful feature and note which events are a can’t miss!

We at CM hope you have a safe and fun July and that you find time to enjoy our beautiful Monmouth County.

Congratulations to all the recent graduates, and Happy Birthday to our beloved country!

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VNA Health Group Hosts Festive Beach Ball Kick Off Party

(l to r) Beach Ball Co-Chairmen Nora and Kenny King; Jesse and Maryam Spector; Jill Drummond; Sandy and Vanessa Mulheren; Shawn and Suzanne Rubin.

Committee members, supporters, and friends of Visiting Nurse Association Health Group gathered at Chapel Beach Club in Sea Bright on the evening of June 6 to kick off the summer countdown for its upcoming Beach Ball.

The third edition of this wildly popular seaside celebration fundraiser will take place September 14 at the Beach Club.

Proceeds will provide financial support for VNA’s Children & Family Health Institute serving more than 56,000 vulnerable, at risk patients annually with a broad array of community-based, safety net health programs.

On a beautiful early summer evening, guests sipped Aperol spritzes and nibbled on sliders, mini lobster rolls, and luscious pastries. Against a backdrop of swaying palm trees, veteran Beach Ball co-chairs Jill and Jamie Drummond, Vanessa and Sandy Mulheren and Maryam and Jesse Spector officially welcomed Nora and Kenny King and Suzanne and Shawn Rubin as freshman co-chairs. All led a toast to this year’s honorees, the law firm of Ansell Grimm & Aaron PC, being recognized for the many years of generous support of the VNA Health Group and its programs.

Attendees also raised their glasses in tribute to the 2019 Honorary Chairwomen Debbie Ansell, Mary Ansell, and Madlyn Aaron for their tireless devotion of time and energy to VNA fundraising activities and engaging the community in the mission and vital programs of the organization.

(l to r) Beach Ball Committee Members Tiziana Ziman; Suzanne Veninata; Shannon Trudel; Marlena Redling and Jill Drummond.

VNA Beach Ball is proud to honor the Law Firm of Ansell Grimm and Aaron PC. Pictured left to right: Brian Ansell; Debbie Ansell, Beach Ball Honorary Chairwoman; Steven H. Landers, MD, MPH, VNA Health Group President and CEO; Richard Ansell; Mary Ansell, Beach Ball Honorary Chairwoman; and Mitchell Ansell.

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Anticipation is high for the third Beach Ball, which will be taking place on Saturday, September 14, 6:30 pm at Chapel Beach Club in Sea Bright. Previous Beach Balls held in 2017 and 2018 attracted 600 guests and cumulatively raised more than $800,000. “Having taken a year off and going to an “every other year” schedule for the Beach Ball has definitely created buzz for unique and fun event! The VNA is incredibly grateful for the support of the volunteers, Ansell Grimm & Aaron, our Honorary Chairs as well as sponsors and attendees. We look forward to seeing old and new faces at the 'Best Party of the Year' to help us meet and exceed our goal of raising $400,000,” said Lynn Spector, Chairman of the VNA Foundation Board. The casual seaside evening will feature dancing to the music of Juke Box Criminals and an eclectic array of Jersey Shore-inspired fare, from mouth-watering barbeque to popular food truck selections. Revelers can bid on enticing silent and live auction items from luxury accessories to exciting experience packages and then sit back and gaze at the stars while toasting s’mores by the fire pit.

For tickets and more information, visit vnahgbeachball.org.

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EAGLE OAKS RAISES $225,000 FOR HOPE FOR THE WARRIORS Eagle Oaks Golf & Country Club hosted its 11th Annual “Honor Day” Military Event in May in support of the courageous men and women in the military. Eagle Oaks Honor Day, a Fleet Week tradition, is held on the Thursday before Memorial Day each year. Raising more than $225,000 through fundraising, a charity golf outing and gala dinner, proceeds benefited Hope for the Warrior, a national non-profit that provides a full cycle of care through its programs to restore self, family, and hope to post-9/11 service members, their families, and families of the fallen across the country.

“We know that freedom is not free,” said Domenic Gatto, Chairman and President of Eagle Oaks Golf & Country Club. “It is our privilege and honor to host a well-deserved day of fun and relaxation for these courageous and brave

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men and women who so valiantly and selflessly serve our country. Our members are proud and honored to share their club for the day.”

This year Eagle Oaks hosted 285 active duty service personnel representing all five branches of the military, 185 of whom were US Marine Corps members just returning back from Afghanistan.

Honor Day kicked off with a Black Hawk helicopter landing on the driving range, followed by the All Veterans Group Parachute Team jumping in to the cheers of the crowd on the golf course. Military personnel were treated to a relaxing day in a world class clubhouse, while dining on gourmet food and playing golf on a championship caliber golf course designed by Johnny Miller & Jack Nicklaus.

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Almost 300 students from local schools toured military displays that highlighted various state-of-the-art military technologies.

By providing a venue for hands on interaction and learning, Eagle Oaks Honor Day helps bridge the gap between classroom theory and real-world application of military technologies.

Children had the opportunity to interact with military personnel and learn about the practical application of the equipment and technologies through hands on experience.

The evening ceremony included an honor roll of Eagle Oaks friends and family before welcoming in military to the cheers of more than 500 invited guests, filling the ballroom dance floor to the background music of Proud To Be An American. Special guest Colonel Joshe Raitz made the keynote speech.

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The Monmouth Film Festival returns to the Two River Theater in Red Bank beginning on August 8th and running through August 11th. This year’s event features a full program of more than 100 films, expert panels, celebrity guests, musical entertainment, and a red carpet reception and networking event. Here’s the breakdown: AUGUST 8TH The festival kicks off with a Sinatra Meets the Monmouth Film Festival fundraising event. Renowned Sinatra performer Michael Martocci takes the stage with his 18-piece swing orchestra to sing all of your Frank Sinatra favorites. He’ll be joined by special celebrity guests throughout the evening (you’ll have to be there to see who!) and the show will be emceed by New Jersey 101.5’s Bill Spadea. Select premium orchestra seating includes the opening night celebrity reception as well.

AUGUST 9TH On Stage with Sinbad a live event featuring an intimate discussion with actor and comedian Sinbad! News 12’s SallyAnn Mosey moderates. Red Carpet Networking Event and Digital Film Expo with Blackmagic Design: opening night guests will have an opportunity to mingle with filmmakers, actors, film artists, industry professionals, and fellow movie lovers. Screenings of feature and short films begin tonight, including the opening night feature premiere Low Tide, a coming-of-age thriller set on the Jersey Shore, directed by Holmdel native Kevin McMullen, and starring Shea Whigham (Homecoming, Boardwalk Empire, Fargo) and Jaeden Martell (It, It: Chapter Two, Midnight Special).

AUGUST 10TH Featured screenings include some of our many New Jersey premieres: Olympic Dreams, a romantic comedy starring Nick Kroll (Sausage Party, Big Mouth, Parks & Recreation) and Alexi Pappas - in the Olympic Athlete Village, a young cross-country skier bonds with a volunteer doctor after her competition ends; Burning Cane, a drama directed by 19-year-old Phillip Youmans starring Wendell Pierce (The Wire, Selma, Treme) - amongst the cane fields of rural Louisiana, an aging mother struggles between her religious convictions and the love of her son; and 17 Blocks, a powerful documentary directed by Davy Rothbart using two decades of intimate home video to tell the story of the Sanford family of Washington, DC, whose struggles with addiction and gun violence eventually lead to a journey of love, loss, and acceptance.

Other events include a Film Industry Discussion featuring panelists Nancy Leidersdorff of Nickelodeon; Greg Mourino of Blue Sky Studios; NBC producer Gail Barringer; and Emmy award-winning cinematographer Tor Johansen. There will be an all-day Film Expo with presentations and demos by vendors including Blackmagic Design, Fujifilm, Cineroid, BoxCast, Angelbird, Unique Photo, OZEN Camera Support, Backstage, New York Film Academy, and more! Filmmakers take note: there will be free Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve 16 editing workshops offered throughout the day, giving you a deep dive into the industry’s fastest growing editing and color grading software. Be sure to also check out the famous Blackmagic Design Production Van parked alongside the red carpet on your way in!

AUGUST 11TH A full evening of screenings including our NJ Veterans Film Block. Features this night include the NJ Premiere of The Field Afar: The Life of Fr. Vincent Capodanno - a documentary about a Catholic Priest who received the Medal of Honor for his valor as a chaplain to the Marine Corps during some of the most harrowing battles of the Vietnam War. Directed by Tim Moriarty (House of Cards, Luke Cage, Blue Bloods) and Jake Ehrlich.

Short films tonight include the New Jersey Premiere of Vietnam Aftermath, a documentary produced in partnership with the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans Memorial, directed by Holmdel native Tom Phillips, which deals with the experience of Vietnam veterans after they returned home and the struggles that many of them still deal with today. Other short films with a NJ connection include Come Here Often?, a bittersweet and charming film about a chance encounter of a man and a woman in a park that might not be a chance encounter after all, directed by Atlantic Highland’s Michael Boylan; ROCKS! The Musical, a hilarious, pun-filled animated musical about a lonely rock who learns not to take his life for granite (pun intended); Still Plays With Trains, a documentary

by Academy Award-winning director, cinematographer and producer Ross Kauffman (Born into Brothels, In a Dream, E-Team) the film captures one man’s passion to share the joy of childhood by recreating his 10th birthday with a 3000 square foot replica of the old Lackawanna Railroad in his basement.

Other Sunday events include Free New York Film Academy Workshops (‘How to Pitch’, ‘Audition Techniques’, ‘Producing the Film’), the NJ High School Filmmaker Showcase, and of course the Annual Awards Ceremony and closing night reception.

Visit monmouthfilmfestival.org for more information and tickets.

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JLMC members at the annual dinner held at the Molly Pitcher Inn in Red Bank

Junior League of Monmouth County Highlights 80 years at Annual Dinner

By Susan Murphy | Photo Credit: Clayton Reynolds Photography

Left to right: JLMC Incoming President Lori Hoheleitner and Outgoing President Heather Viola Levering

The Junior League of Monmouth County (JLMC) held its annual dinner on June 11 at The Molly Pitcher Inn in Red Bank. More than 75 active and sustaining members attended the event. JLMC outgoing President Heather Viola Levering explained that the annual dinner capped off the year-long celebration of the league’s 80th anniversary.

The year was spent connecting with the history of the League and the achievements of its members, past and present.

During the dinner, the Outstanding Leaguer award was presented to Lisa Walsh. The award is presented annually to a member who has given extraordinary and continuous service to the League and her community over a period of years. In addition to the Outstanding Leaguer award, President’s awards were presented to Courtney McNeese, Natalie Carpentier, and Christine Mendl.

Left to right: Patrick Walsh, stands beside his mother, JLMC Outstanding Leaguer Lisa Walsh, with daughter Claire and husband, Pat Walsh.

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As outgoing President of JLMC, Heather shared this, “The 80th anniversary of the JLMC was another truly inspiring year, in which we continued to fulfill our mission to develop the potential of women to become civic leaders and to positively impact the community. At annual dinner, we recognized the achievements of the League and our members over the year. It was a privilege to pass the gavel to incoming President Lori Hohentleitner and welcome the incoming Board.” On July 1st, Lori Hohenleitner began her term as the 2019/2020 President of JLMC.

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CM: How long did you need to research for each book? Do you work with a team of researchers?

Well, there’s two very different answers. I wrote, researched, rewrote, and handled the interviews for my first book, UNBEATABLE, about Notre Dame’s 1988 championship team, in six months. There was a lot of coffee, Red Bull and Coca-Cola. Not the healthiest approach. For BIG BLUE WRECKING CREW, on the 1986 New York Giants Super Bowl champs, it took a year and a half.

I don’t use any researchers. That would be great, but I never thought about using researchers mainly because the subjects I’ve written about haven’t been as large in scope as say a U.S. president.

CM: Any surprises during your research?

Jerry Barca does it all. He is a film writer, producer, and book author having a particular focus on sports and leadership. He is a writer and producer of the documentary film about Father Hesburgh, the former president of Notre Dame University who counseled presidents, popes and students and was a moral voice for our country. HESBURGH (a New York Times critics pick) is currently showing in select theaters nationwide. His other films include Plimpton! (a New York Times critics pick), Catholics vs Convicts, and The Last Days of Knight. He is also an accomplished author and wrote the entertaining BIG BLUE WRECKING CREW: Smashmouth Football, A Little Bit of Crazy and the ’86 Super Bowl Champion New York Giants and, UNBEATABLE: Notre Dame’s 1988 Championship and the Last Great College Football Season. CM interviewed Jerry to learn about him, and the process for all of his varied accomplishments.

CM: What is your connection to Monmouth County?

I have lived in Freehold for over 15 years and loved it.

We moved here because two of my siblings and their spouses had already taken up residence here. And I wanted to chase the muse that must’ve inspired Bruce Springsteen.

There are always surprises during research. You need those surprises because everybody already knows the outcome. Spoiler: Notre Dame and the Giants win.

The surprises from research make the story revelatory.

With BIG BLUE WRECKING CREW there was a bunch.

From players’ drug use, to the connection to organized crime, to Giants ownership co-signing a loan so a lowly assistant coach named Bill Belichick could take a job with the team and move to New Jersey - it’s all surprising. Even the grief fans gave Phil Simms early in his career. He’d go to pick up his shirts and his dry cleaner would tell him how he should be playing quarterback.

Yikes!

What were the reactions/comments from the Giants when the book was published?

It was exciting with BIG BLUE WRECKING CREW. A lot of sportswriters I admire took to Twitter and recommended the book. The Associated Press called the book “engrossing.” Famed football writer Peter King exuded the details in it and Sports Illustrated’s Greg Bishop said it is “the football book that has everything -- drugs, death and the decisions that lifted a flagship organization back to prominence.”

CM: Was there a particular book that first sparked your interest in reading/writing or that really “stays with you?”

Carrie by Stephen King and The Miracle of St. Anthony

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by Adrian Wojnarowski. Pretty disparate books. I read Carrie after reading King’s book On Writing. Carrie was his breakthrough book, the one that launched him. He wrote about the backstory of it in On Writing. That drew me to it. There are certain literary freedoms, particularly the way King used italic passages to write about the past, that opened up a world of approaches that I hadn’t thought about. I guess previous to that I had found writing to be so rule driven or strict. It sounds silly, especially now. Wojnarowski’s book on Bob Hurley Sr. and the school he led is an incredible leadership story set in sports and in New Jersey. That’s always a great combination for me, but it also - without being heavy-handed, goes into detail about how people respond to circumstances of life, especially when the circumstances don’t line up for you. Those characters are always appealing to me.

CM: How do the processes for researching and writing for film differ from print? Which do you prefer?

I like both, but they’re completely different. Writing is solitary and lonely. It’s you and the blank page and the challenge to construct sentence after sentence in ways that keep readers hooked. Working on film is working with a team. Everybody plays their role and, when things work well, the sum is greater than the parts. That’s a great feeling.

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CM: What projects are you pursuing next?

Right now, the focus is on HESBURGH and that film’s continued successful theatrical run. It’s been an amazing ride becoming a New York Times critic’s pick, making the must-see documentary list in Entertainment Weekly and playing in over 70 cities across the country. And, I’m so glad the film made it to the Jersey Shore, playing at the Showroom in Asbury Park.

CM: If all things were possible, who is the dream interview?

I’d interview my grandfather when he first came to this country. I’d ask him why he came here and what were his hopes and dreams. I’d ask him about his thoughts about how much impact emigrating here would have on future generations of his bloodline and did he even think about that.

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Left to right: Jon Stewart, Bobby Laurino, Tracey Stewart, Lunch Break Executive Director Gwendolyn O. Love, Lunch Break Director of Operations Armida Caldwell, Lunch Break Board President John Klein and Lunch Break Development and Marketing Assistant Ellen McCarthy (Photo Credit: Hockhockson Farm Foundation)

Hockhockson Farm Foundation, in collaboration with Lunch Break and Laurino Farms, announced the Caring Sharing Agriculture (CSA) program is now accepting donations to give access to fresh produce for Lunch Break families in need.

“One of the single most important things anyone can do for good health is to consume fruits and vegetables daily. We are excited to help make this possible for families who may not otherwise have access to fresh produce.” said Tracey Stewart, founder and president of Hockhockson Farm Foundation.

Up until now, CSA has typically stood for Community Supported Agriculture. When you join a CSA, you are giving local farmers the seed money to begin their crops. In return, you

receive a bounty from their harvest at an incredibly discounted price throughout the growing season.

Hockhockson Farm Foundation has developed an exciting program whereby CSA stands for Caring Sharing Agriculture and gives people the opportunity to donate a share or partial share of Jersey grown fruits and vegetables from Laurino Farms to those in need through Lunch Break in Red Bank, NJ. To donate to the Caring Sharing Agriculture program, visit hockhocksonfarm.org. Please note donations need to be placed by July 10th. For more information, visit hockhocksonfarm.org/programs.

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Winners of the 2018 Community Picnic Softball Classic Tournament – The Rivalry Series (Photo Credit: Lunch Break)

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Have you heard the sayings, “Bad things happen to good people”, “Life is 10% of what happens and 90% of how you react to it”?

Harsh times are a part of life. It is easy to blame circumstances for our own shortcomings. However, adversity is where we thrive. It is not what has happened in our lives, but the manner in which we react. You certainly cannot prevent the worst from happening, but you can control your attitude toward the inevitable misfortunes that darken life – and they are sure to come. Bad things do happen to good and bad people; but how we respond defines our character and the quality of our lives. Think about your greatest accomplishments in life, did they not consist of some pain?

One can choose to sit in the gravity of loss or choose to rise from it and treasure the most precious gifts we have. Anyone can be defeated when life does not go as planned, but every hardship presents a growth opportunity - regardless of age – and it is these experiences that shape our lives.

My personal crying game is that my very successful business and “corner” office were on the 77th floor of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. Thank God we got everyone out alive. But as a small business, we were devastated. Our NYC and financial and banking clients were frozen as we all tried to recover, catch our breath, and try to figure out a road to the “new normal”. With no office, no records, and (over 200) employees in various stages of shock and PTSD – two weeks later we opened a temporary office on W11th Street in Greenwich Village. Then the second bomb dropped. The bank froze our assets, called in loans and multiple lawsuits hit us like a ton of bricks – as everyone thought we would fold or more appropriately collapse like the towers. In the midst of this, I remember someone very wise telling me - in a moment of sheer fear as my home was being seized, and I needed to tell my kids we needed to leave - “It’s not what happens, but how you HANDLE what happens.”

And it spun me around… forever.

“The longer I live, and the more clients I see and people I meet, the more I realize the impact of attitude has on life.

Attitude is more important than facts. It is more important than

the past, than money, than your failures and successes, and especially more important than what other people think, say or do. In my story, the lawyers insisted that I would lose my house – we never did, we fought back and found a way. Attitude will make or break a company, a family, and relationships. We cannot change our past, we cannot change the fact that people will act in a certain way. We cannot change the inevitable.

The only thing we can do is play on the one string we have.

The only environment we have control of is our internal one.

Logic is thrown out the window when we let our emotions take control. When s**t hits the fan, we become emotional and this clouds our judgment. It is always emotion that prohibits our strengths and intelligence to reach the forefront of our minds and think clearly.

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Crisis!

What happens when the higher earning spouse is suddenly laid off or becomes the victim of a corporate merger or is otherwise terminated for reasons beyond his or her control? A family, which based its lifestyle on a certain level of income, can suddenly be thrust into turmoil.

Mortgage and car payments, manageable before the job loss, can become daunting obligations. What about the child who is halfway through college at an expensive university? Medical insurance, tutoring for a struggling high school student, or even basic necessities, in some cases, can become seemingly insurmountable obstacles.

Obtaining a new position at the same income level in a short amount of time is not guaranteed. Depending on the industry and the person’s age, that may be an unrealistic expectation. In fact, it may, in some cases, be an impossibility.

During these crises it is important to remember that the job loss is not just the terminated spouse’s problem. It is the

entire family’s problem – just as it is in an intact family. The loss of a lucrative position affects every family member and is best addressed through cooperation and a mutually candid exploration of each party’s (and the children’s) financial needs in an effort to fairly allocate available resources.

A good faith job search and a realistic assessment of the job market are also essential ingredients in dealing with such a problem. Is a position at the same level as the one that was lost realistically in the cards? Or does the terminated spouse and, indeed, the entire family, have to consider a long term reduction in lifestyle?

These questions are better addressed through cooperation. Anger, mistrust, and animosity contribute to the problem, not the solution. The more transparent and collaborative the spouses can be in assessing the numerous consequences and components of a job loss, the better the chances are that they will find a

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Spouses may have to consider a series of temporary resolutions given the uncertainty that lies ahead. Reassessment and renegotiation, although generally not preferable, may be the best you can do when the employment future is unknown. A sliding scale for support, linked to future earnings levels, may make sense in some cases.

The point is that in these situations the risk the future presents are shared risks.

They aren’t just one spouse’s risks. And as such, banging heads in court, isn’t likely to yield the most creative solutions.

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“Just one word: Plastics…There’s a great future in plastics. Think about it. Will you think about it?”

And so goes the career advice to young Benjamin in The Graduate, 1967. Now, as we sit and enjoy our beaches and our rivers this summer, we should all take time to think about plastics, not as a great future promise, but as a major threat to the health of our water and marine life. Scientists estimate that each year eight million metric tons of plastics make their way into our oceans, the equivalent of 90 aircraft carriers. (National Ocean Service US Dept of Commerce.)

And yet, individuals can make a very real difference. Meet Cindy Zipf, Executive Director and one of the founders of Clean Ocean Action (COA) based on Sandy Hook and soon to be launching a new office in Long Branch. Cindy is an intrepid champion of clean water, waging more than a 35 year battle to eliminate ocean dumping and to clean and protect our ocean and other waterways. Through COA’s Beach Sweeps, legislation support, and education, New Jersey has gone from “The Ocean Dumping Capital of the World” to a clean ocean water destination. But the battle is far from over and there is much more to be done. Cindy speaks about her journey and the ways in which ordinary citizens can make a difference.

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CM: Did you grow up near a beach?

I grew up in Rumson and it was a quick walk to Sea Bright where my life was really spent in the water. My mom told stories that I was always drawn into the ocean. For instance, as an infant when I was crawling in the sand a wave came, scooped me up and took me into the ocean. The next wave rolled me back onto the beach and I was giggling like my mother had never heard before. When I got older, I went to the beach every day. I put the books down and off I went. I really spent my childhood in the ocean, on the beach or exploring the rivers.

CM: Many of us love the beach and want it to be clean, but what was it that sparked your extreme dedication?

When I was in sixth grade everyone went around the room and said what they wanted to be when they grew up. I was the oddball because I wanted to be a marine biologist. My favorite shows were Flipper and the Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau - I wanted to be Jacques “Cousteauette.”

I went to the University of Rhode Island to start my path. (BA in Geography and Marine Affairs) When I was a junior, I became an intern at the National Marine Fisheries Service on Sandy Hook. At the time the federal government had authorized some exploratory oil drilling off Cape May, NJ. One experiment I worked on was watching marine life being exposed to drilling muds, a chemical cocktail used to lubricate the drill bits. Oh my gosh, these animals banged against the tanks trying to get away from the chemicals, and they tried to jump out of the sealed tanks - it was horrible, very disturbing. So that summer I decided I really wanted to protect marine life. I met Dery Bennett who was the Director of the American Littoral Society (ALS). He said to me, “If you ever want to help save the coast, let me know.”

I came aboard and Dery was an incredible mentor. I became an advocate, using my science background to defend the marine environment.

CM: How did COA come about and are you a national organization?

While at ALS, they had the Ocean Dumping Task Force to challenge ocean dump-

ing, which I worked on extensively, and it formed the basis of what would become Clean Ocean Action. That was in 1984 when the New York/New Jersey area was known as the “Ocean Dumping Capital of the World” with eight ocean dumpsites.

At the same time, there were 800 beach closures one summer due to sewage, garbage, and medical waste on beaches.

COA started as a coalition which engaged business and community interests, as well as traditional fish huggers and environmentalists. This was very unique in the day because rarely did garden clubs, realtors, commercial and recreational fishermen, chambers of commerce, and eco folks band together toward a common goal.

When we went into battle to stop ocean dumping, these different voices and perspectives were united. This really helped get the elected officials’ attention. Most importantly, we knew the ocean was a shared resource and COA was, and always will be, very non-partisan.

While COA’s focus is exclusive to the ocean off New Jersey and New York, there have been national implications of the positive precedents we have set, laws that were passed, and the impact we’ve made. Even COA’s coalition model is now more the norm.

CM: What has given you particular satisfaction?

Working with different people and groups to tackle and stop eight ocean dumpsites was one of the most joyful and inspiring aspects of COA. We even stopped one site, the hazardous waste incineration site, before it started. Many years ago, people had a very convenient place to dump their waste - the ocean. Over the years, garbage washed-up on the beaches and dead animals too. There were cholera banks, a wood burning site and eventually more industrialized materials (acid waste) and municipal waste (sewage sludge) were dumped. That was the mentality. And these sites were managed by the federal government and sanctioned by the Environmental Protection Agency! Back then the general thinking was, “Here’s a good idea: the ocean’s free, it’s open 365 days a year and it doesn’t scream when you dump into it.” The ocean didn’t have a real CONTINUED >

voice back then and COA became the voice of the ocean. The last of these dumpsites closed in 2000. We began in 1984 - it took 15 years. It seemed like a long time to us, but I’ve been talking to folks who thought it would never end because there was so much money to be made in dumping. Today, people who never knew the history of ocean dumping are shocked and appalled. Therein lies a true victory and joy because it helps to ensure we will never go back to those barbaric ways.

CM: And plastics! What are the ramifications?

We have become very plastic dependant and wasteful. As a result, plastic debris is omni-present in our lives from the atmosphere to the deepest trenches in the ocean. We are the source of all plastic. For example, every time it rains the water washes litter from the streets and sidewalks into storm drains that lead to the waterways and ultimately the ocean. Much litter is also blown into the ocean from the wind. The plastic and other debris are not just on the surface; they literally are in the entire water column.

Every piece of plastic in the ocean breaks into microplastics and becomes smaller and smaller. A study estimates that people are now ingesting 50,000 pieces of microplastics every year, coming from the water or from the air, or on and in our food -- even getting into some fish tissue. In fact, many marine animals are also eating plastic mistaking it for food. They die of starvation because their stomachs are packed with plastic. One example was a juvenile sperm whale in Europe who struggled and eventually died so emaciated, he looked like a giant flattened plastic bag on the beach. Sixty four pounds of plastic were found in his stomach.

At least we can bear witness to this when sea life washes-up on the beach. I don’t know how many millions of marine animals are dying every year that we don’t see. There is no way we can blame plastics on anything else except “we the people.” And it’s “we the people” who must solve this problem.

CM: In the 35 years of COA, what changes have you observed in the waterways’ conditions?

It is a mixed bag. On the one hand, ocean water quality has vastly improved. When

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we started there was an area known as the “dead sea” because it was just thick with sewage sludge and industrial waste. That area has recovered. Marine life is certainly coming back and garbage washups or beach closings due to raw sewage are rare. We’ve gone from being the nation’s laughingstock to a premier international coastal tourism destination. We depend so much on the ocean--the oxygen we breathe, the $32 billion tourism industry, and fishing. They are all gifts the ocean provides for free. All she asks is that we keep her healthy. On the other hand, the ocean is in crisis from climate change caused by the use of fossil fuels, including plastics production, by the way. Many know climate change causes sea level rise, but it also causes ocean acidification that is changing the pH of the ocean which can kill plankton that provides us with life-supporting oxygen. As for our other waterways, they are becoming more polluted from runoff and old sewer systems. In recent years we’ve heard people have become sick by falling into the Navesink River, and an area was downgraded. In response, COA started Rally for the Navesink, and is tracking and reducing "poo"-llution. We are also using this program as a model for other waterways.

CM: What is the greatest challenge for COA? Keeping people aware of the enormous effort, year round vigilance, and resources it requires in order to keep the ocean clean. If COA was to close up shop, as they say, the ocean and waterways that lead to it would revert very quickly back to being polluted.

Most kids today have never heard of ocean dumping. They're starting from, “The ocean is always clean when I go to it.” Well, it’s always clean because we worked really hard to get it that way! Schools need to keep teaching how important the environment is and peoples’ role in protecting it, especially from climate change and plastics. I’ve talked to teenagers who are despondent about the environment and they don't know what to do. That's not healthy. They all have the power to do something and I really want to empower youth to take on these challenges and see that they can make a difference.

Despair, or ignoring the problem, or hoping it goes away are not healthy responses. Nature can heal if we give her a chance.

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Fun Facts

350 species of birds and 300 species of fish depend on NJ’s coast and ocean 5 species of sea turtles enjoy the Jersey shore. Only 7 species of sea turtles exist in the world.

Beach Sweeps by the Numbers since 1985: •

6,742,941 pieces of trash removed

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133,390 volunteers donated 800,340 hours

Beach Sweeps in just 2018: •

81.77% of debris was plastic

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5,470 balloons collected--a record amount

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$751,662 value of volunteer time

Impact: COA’s Beach Sweep data was used to: •

help pass a statewide smoking ban on New Jersey’s beaches

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For information on how you can help, contact cleanoceanaction.org or call 732.872.0111.

Note: Clean Ocean Action does not canvas door to door, and is not Clean Water Action.

Below: Clean Ocean Action has a dedicated crew who help keep our ocean and waterways clean. Left to right: Spencer Munson, Program and Resource Coordinator; Allie Meyerhoff, Marketing and Communications Coordinator; Alison McCarthy, Coastal Watershed Protection Coordinator; Cindy Zipf, Executive Director; Kendall Keelen, Policy Fellow; Peter Blair, Policy Attorney; Mary-Beth Thompson, Chief Operating Officer; Kari Martin, Education Coordinator; Swarna Muthukrishnan, PhD, Staff Scientist; and Zack Karvelas, D.W. Bennett Fellow for Coastal Advocacy

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CM: Is there a current fight for the ocean being waged by COA? There are some really big fights going on, but the chronic problems - plastic plague, “poo”llution in the waterways from fecal contamination, fertilizer - those are the greatest challenges right now in addition to climate change.

There are also site specific issues. Currently, a private company has proposed a pipeline off the Raritan Bay and into Sandy Hook and our ocean. The company admits it would resuspend about a million tons of toxic mud into the water column and would spill nearly 700,000 gallons of drilling mud into the water. It also would result in a horrifying amount of air pollution.

The project is allegedly to deliver natural gas to New York but an independent study found New York doesn’t need the pipeline. New York and New Jersey oppose the project and denied the permits, but there is a loophole and the company has reapplied. The pipeline must be stopped. There is no benefit to our state.

CM: What message would you like world leaders to hear and understand?

Treat the ocean like your life depended on it - because it does. I can’t emphasize enough that one can deny a problem exists, but that doesn’t change the fact that abuses and negative impacts are happening. The environment truly is the most important element to respect and protect. Without clean water, without

clean air, the planet is not livable.

CM: What impact can ordinary citizens make to help in the cause?

Vote! to have a voice. Of key importance is knowing who is representing you. Engaging in democracy is step one. Knowing who you are voting for and what their position is on the environment should be one of your core principles for life. Also, people may consider making a donation. COA relies largely on donations. I try to remind people to consider what a day at the beach and being able to dive into the clean ocean are worth to them. COA also hosts many Beach Sweeps in which citizens of all ages can participate, and all year round, people can reduce their use of plastics, especially single use!

CM: Are there unusual items recovered on the beach during the Beach Sweeps?

We find the wackiest things on the beach in our clean-ups. We keep a “Roster of the Ridiculous” and find things like voodoo dolls, a photo of Mao Tse Tung and, literally, a kitchen sink. You wonder how these items get out there.

CM: What do you do in your free time; what keeps you positive?

(Cindy’s dedication to COA was more subtly re-

vealed by her need to pause and really wrack her brain about her “free time”.) Hmm, I like to garden...and I am mostly inspired by people stepping up, demonstrating leadership and wanting to help.

CM: Have you seen the next generation “stepping up”?

Yes. One example is a fabulous high school senior who came to us after SuperStorm Sandy.

Students were displaced and the school and teachers in Middletown were perplexed as to how to provide them with a good learning experience and so the school, very innovatively, established a program of internships.

Derek Noah came to interview us and others to see which organization would pass muster with him. He decided on COA, lucky for us.

He was with us for six months and became inspired to work on environmental issues. He now works for Terracycle, one of the most innovative recycling companies in the world, and is still so supportive of our work. He wants to engage young people so he is starting a young professionals board for COA and we couldn't be more thrilled.

CM: Do you have a favorite quote?

I like “A rising tide lifts all boats” because it's really true that everyone benefits when we all work together.

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Who is Fair Haven Native Roey Hadar?

If we phrase our headline in the form of a question it may give you a hint where you’ll be seeing Rumson Country Day School and Ranney alum Roey Hadar this month. Set your DVR to watch Jeopardy! on July 17 as a son of Monmouth County competes on the long-running game show.

“It was an honor to be on the program,” said Roey. “I had watched the show for years growing up and always thought it would be really cool to actually be on it. I had played quiz bowl for years in both high school and college and it’s effectively practice for Jeopardy! You have to answer questions about often-arcane knowledge by ringing in with a buzzer and it attracts the kind of people who want to be on the show. I always felt I had a bit of a mind for the game-- I would always write the ‘fact of the day’ on the board of my homeroom in school--and tried out a few times. It took a couple of tries but I heard back when I took the test on a whim more than two years ago.”

Roey, who currently lives in Arlington, Virginia and works as a journalist for the PBS show Washington Week, auditioned in

July of 2017 and was told he may be called in the following 18 months. Months after the time frame ended he got a call asking him to come to Los Angeles and be on the show.

“Being on the show itself was surreal,” shared Roey. “It felt as if the game had come alive in my living room. I always would watch and call out responses as the clues popped up on my screen but to actually have to pick the clues and play with a buzzer was a new experience. I know that both before I went on and even during it, I felt at once both really nervous and really excited. I was having a blast actually playing the game but could feel the pressure of not doing something overly embarrassing on TV. I actually blanked on most of the game and I’ll learn a lot about it when I see it air.”

Having met host Alex Trebek once before when he represented New Jersey as the state bee champion at the National Geographic Bee, Roey said his interaction this time was limited.

“Alex is kept away from chatting with contestants too much to avoid any perceived conflict of interest or challenge to the objectivity of the game,” said Roey.

“He comes out, hosts the game for you and leaves. I did get to chat with him briefly when I shared my anecdote and also at the end of the show in the conversation you

see as the credits roll, but other than that, that’s about it. He did take questions from the audience during breaks in the show, however, and was quite friendly and welcoming there. He updated us on his cancer recovery (he said he would feel tired at the end of the day but that he was still in good spirits) and also showed pictures of himself still doing DIY work in his house.”

A graduate of both Georgetown University and Columbia Journalism School, Roey comes home to Fair Haven every year to volunteer with Holiday Express on Christmas Eve. Hopefully this year he’ll have a great story to share about his time on Jeopardy!

The Band of The Two Rivers to Present Outdoor Concerts The Band of The Two Rivers will be performing three outdoor concerts in July.

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The Band of the Two Rivers is a 501(c)3 non-profit community concert band in central New Jersey. The Band was founded in 1997 by its Conductor Don Swinchoski. The Band’s Assistant Conductor is Mel Chayette. Mr. Swinchoski emigrated from Massachusetts and instantly filled a musical void in the county for amateur and professional musicians. That void became wonderful sound. The band averages 25-30 players, and welcomes newcomers and visitors to sit in for rehearsals. The band attracts musicians of all ages, from high school students to senior citizens. The harmonies, syncopations, and marching tempos of the wide variety of music the band plays will lift everyone’s spirit. The band’s motto is “Music is Motivation and a Lifelong Learning Experience!”

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A bigger and better Red Bank Classic returned to downtown Red Bank on June 15 to raise support for youth programs at the Red Bank Family YMCA and Department of Parks and Recreation.

More than 1,500 runners and walkers of all ages gathered in downtown Red Bank to compete in the second annual Red Bank Classic, organized by the Red Bank Business Alliance and Red Bank RiverCenter.

This year’s community event featured a 5K road race through the streets of Red Bank and a fun run for children on Broad Street.

Afterward, runners and walkers gathered at Marine Park for a host of healthy activities and refreshments from 33 vendors. A post-party at Red Rock Tap+Grill, topped off the day.

Mayor Pasquale “Pat” Menna welcomed runners and walkers to Red Bank and gave the countdown to start the race. The U.S.

Marine Corps. Forces Reserve Combat Logistics Battalion, 4th Marine Logistics Group from Red Bank, served as color guard, and Frances Forte, 15, of Rumson, sang the national anthem.

First over the finish line was Dave Favortino, a 31-year-old from Galloway Township, who ran the 3.1mile course in 16 minutes, 17 seconds; followed by Paul Jacobson, 16, of Staten Island in 17 minutes; and in third place was Red Bank’s own Meza Soriano, 35, in 17 minutes and 21 seconds.

Surprise first female finisher was 8-year-old Ava Johnson, a third grader from Haddonfield, who posted a time of 18 minutes and 38 seconds. Coming in second for the women was Kiera Russo, 38, of Tinton Falls with a time of 18 minutes and 50 seconds, and in third place was Katie Desiere, 31, of Ocean Township, who finished in 19 minutes and 18 seconds.

Children dash down Broad Street in the children’s run.

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The spirited “Run for Tania” Team cheered on one of the race’s organizers, Tania Lisitski, who is recovering from cancer.

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First female across the finish line was 8-year-old Ava Johnson of Haddonfield.

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Eighty teams competed in the 5K. In first place was the Shore Area Running Club; second place went to Red Bank Eye; and in third place was Orange Theory Fitness.

“It was a well-paced, very well-organized race,” said top finisher Favortino, who described the course that winded through Red Bank as “challenging,” especially the climb up Tower Hill.

In addition to the perfect weather, James Scavone, executive director of RiverCenter, attributed the event’s success to the collaborative efforts of the business community, the borough and over 60 volunteers.

Gold sponsors of the 5K were: Two River Community Bank, Chill Rx Cryotherapy and Red Rock Tap & Grill.

Complete live race results provided by Split Second Racing are available at my.raceresult.com/128185/results?lang=en

Running for the YMCA (L to R): Pam Hearn, who captured 2nd place in her age group, Jennifer Dunn and Maureen Simons.

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The Guild welcomed the incoming board members and expressed its gratitude for the generous work done by the outgoing members.

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The Emerging Leadership Board, pictured (back row, left to right): Roberto Muñiz, Jr., Event Co-Chair (Manasquan); Richard J. Fitzsimmons (Brielle); Kyle Fannan (Red Bank); Matthew Amitrano, Board Chair (New York); Cara Gallagher (Fair Haven); Tyler Brewington (Oceanport). (Front row, left to right): Frank Garofalo (New York); Richard Caldwell, Board Vice Chair (Manasquan); Courtney Katz (New York); Sarah Stout (New York); Alyssa Spector (New York); Michelle Kirby (Long Branch); Christopher Bernard, Event Co-Chair) (Atlantic Highlands); Jaylynn Peck Slattery (Shrewsbury).

(l to r) Lori Arango (Little Silver); Barbara Vaclavik (Fair Haven); Cara Gallagher, Emerging Leadership Board member (Fair Haven); Alison Peduto (Fair Haven).

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More than 200 guests enjoyed cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, live music by Upside NJ, a wine toss and a chance auction, all against the backdrop of beautiful Sandy Hook Bay. The event also provided attendees the opportunity to learn more about the VNA’s community-based health care programs, which serve 56,000 underserved and at-risk families annually. These cost effective, safety net health programs aim to strengthen relationships and build life skills essential to learning, health, social and emotional development, as well as create new pathways out of poverty.

“We are so grateful to all of our sponsors, supporters, attendees and our fellow board members who helped make this event our most successful yet,” shared Christopher Bernard and Roberto Muñiz, Summer Soirée Co-Chairs. “Our goal has been to raise funds for the VNA’s Children and Family Health Institute by engaging our personal and professional networks, helping them to understand the important work the VNA is doing within our communities.”

Formed in 2015 under the guidance of longtime VNAHG Trustee Robert Dibble, the ELB fosters professional growth and development among its members who represent varying professional backgrounds including health care, law, marketing, finance, biotech and human resources. Funds raised by the ELB have contributed to the continued growth of the Children and Family Health Institute including the recent opening of its headquarters based in VNA of Central Jersey’s Freehold Family Health Center.

“As the next generation of business leaders, the Emerging Leadership Board is continually learning about the impact we can have on the Visiting Nurse Association, other nonprofit organizations and the greater community,” said Matthew Amitrano, Emerging Leadership Board Chair.

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(back): Steven H. Landers, MD, MPH, VNA President and CEO (Little Silver). Pictured front row, left to right): Kristine McCoy, MD, MPH, Chair of the Children and Family Health Institute of VNA Health Group (Oceanport); Tina Ong (Shrewsbury); Linda Palumbo, RNC, BSN, Service Coordinator, VNA Health Group (Keyport); Mary Remhoff, RN, MSN, APN, Director of VNA Early Childhood Development and Family Support Programs (Farmingdale)

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Snapology Workshops with Shannon Russell Space Science Preschool Program – Ages 3 - 5 Thursday, July 11 from 2:00 to 2:45 pm KinderBots Robotics and Coding Program – Ages 5 - 7 Monday, July 15 from 4:15 to 5:00 pm Amusement Park Engineering Program – Ages 7 – 14 Monday, July 22 from 6:00 to 6:45 pm

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Featuring Toys for Shelter Animals – Ages Preschool and up Monday, July 8 from 2:00 to 5:00 pm Come help the SPCA by making and donating a special toy for the pets, while learning about the benefits of adopting a shelter animal with Elina Patel from Girl Scout Troop 1384.

RwFF! Read-to-the Dogs Grades K and up | Monday, July 8 from 4:15 – 5:00 pm Our tail-wagging friends are eager to hear a story!

Astronomy at Your Fingertips Monday, August 12 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm | Grades K-5 Kevin Manning, accomplished astronomer from Look up to the Stars, will provide an informative and interactive overview of the stars, the moon, and the galaxies. Sponsored by the Friends of the Monmouth County Library.

Writers for a Reason presented by Myster-E Wednesday, July 24 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm This will be an interactive writing and reciting workshop, where teens get to create their own pieces through creative writing tasks.

Teens will have the option to perform /present their work, to the group, at the end of the session. Teens will learn life and literacy skills in expressing themselves and speaking in front of an audience, as well as confidence which they can take with them for a lifetime!

Holmdel Library is located at 101 Crawfords Corner Road, Suite 2110 in Bell Works in Holmdel and can be reached at 732.946.4118. All programs are free and open to the public.

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HISTORICAL COMMISSION PRESENTS PRESERVATION AWARDS

The Monmouth County Historical Commission presented the T. Thomas Fortune Foundation with a Historical Preservation Award. Left to right: Mark Fitzsimmons, Dr. Walter Greason, Lorraine Stone, Ron Bernstein, Freeholder Lillian G. Burry, Commissioner Randall Gabrielan and Gilda Rogers

THE MONMOUTH COUNTY HISTORICAL COMMISSION recently

announced the recipients of the County’s 2019 Historical Preservation Awards and the winners of the History Essay Contest for Fifth Graders. The Historical Preservations Awards are given annually to those who have undertaken restoration and preservation projects for their historic buildings.

“I would like to express my sincerest thanks to those who invest their time and money to preserve Monmouth County historical structures and find unique ways to adapt these structures for new, creative uses,” said Freeholder Lillian G. Burry, liaison to the Monmouth County Historical Commission. “These

The Monmouth County Historical Commission presented the winners of the 2019 History Essay Contest for Fifth Graders with certificates of recognition.

Left to right: Commissioner Glenn Cashion, Annabel Sparano, Brady Welch, Sophia Gao and Freeholder Lillian G. Burry

honored projects reflect the successful preservation and restoration of historic sites throughout Monmouth County.”

Roger Mumford of Red Bank and the T. Thomas Fortune Foundation were recognized for the rehabilitation and preservation of the former home of T. Thomas Fortune, an editor and journalist who had a significant impact on the progression of civil rights. As a result of their collective efforts, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on May 23 to open the renovated T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center in Red Bank.

The Squan Village Historical Society of Manasquan was honored for its restoration of the Bailey-Reed Carriage House,

which was constructed by the Bailey family over 200 years ago. Middletown residents John and Christine Parker were also acknowledged for restoring and preserving their historic home, known as the “House of Conover Hill.”

The Commission recognized the winners of the 2019 History Essay Contest for Fifth Graders. Annabel Sparano from Oak Hill Academy was awarded first place for her essay, “Presenting the Past.”

Brady Welch from Saint Leo the Great School was presented second place for his essay, “Vietnam Memorial.” Sophia Gao from Oak Hill Academy earned third place for her essay, “Longstreet Farm Now and Then.”

INVESTORS FOUNDATION AWARDS $5,000 GRANT TO THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF MONMOUTH COUNTY THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF MONMOUTH COUNTY received

a $5,000 grant from Investors Foundation to support the Society’s mission to act as a conduit between the indigent residents of Monmouth County and Pro Bono attorneys willing to accept the assignment.

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The clients, both indigent and handicapped, are at the bottom rung of the economic ladder. They come to the Legal Aid Society of Monmouth County to redress their problems in a court of competent

jurisdiction. If deemed eligible pursuant to the Society’s guidelines, their case is referred to a Monmouth County attorney selected specifically to handle the case in question. In 2018, the Legal Aid Society of Monmouth County interfaced with more than 1,700 Monmouth County residents. It is projected that the need for these services will increase for the year.

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Bell Works Fresh Farmers & Makers Market

WEDNESDAYS, NOW THROUGH DECEMBER 18

Shop weekly from 1:00 to 6:00 pm from over 30 local farmers, food purveyors, local artisans and more. There are lots of family activities, food & craft demos, live music, libations and more! This event is FREE and open to the public.

Red Bank Farmers Market at The Galleria

SUNDAYS, NOW THROUGH NOVEMBER 24

2 Bridge Avenue at The Galleria From 9:00 am to 2:00 pm, offers fresh, locally-grown produce from New Jersey’s finest farmers and also showcases unique crafts and other vendors.

Atlantic Highlands Annual Fireman’s Fair

JULY 2 THROUGH JULY 6 | 6:00 TO 11:00 PM EVERY NIGHT

Come and have a great time with games, rides, food & entertainment while supporting the Atlantic Highlands Fire Department. July 5th is Fireworks Nights, starting at 9:45 pm.

Highlands Summer Concert Series

VETERANS PARK, BAY AVENUE

Bring your chairs and blankets, concerts are from 6:00 to 8:00 pm on Thursday evenings. Random Test Reggae Band (July 4), Carl Gentry Band (July 18), Phil Engle Band (August 8), Riptide Rats Band (August 15), Audra Mariel & the Real Human Jazz Band (August 22), and Conor Quigley (August 29). More info, visit highlandsnj.com.

Annual OceanFest at Long Branch

JULY 4 FROM 10:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M.

The biggest event on the Jersey Shore! Fireworks at 9:00 pm. Boardwalk festival includes vendors, bands, food, live music, crafts, and fun on Promenade Boardwalk. More info at oceanfestnj.com.

Yoga with Goats for a Cause

JULY 6, JULY 16, JULY 28, AUGUST 6, AUGUST 24, SEPTEMBER 7, SEPTEMBER 17, SEPTEMBER 28, & OCTOBER 5

Join instructors from Hot and Soul Yoga and Synergy Hot Yoga Studios as they teach Yoga with Goats at OASIS tlc, located at 89 Sleepy Hollow Road in Red Bank. $30 per person. Reservations are required, visit oasistlc.org.

Monmouth Park Classic Car Show & Oldies Day

JULY 7 FROM 11:00 AM TO 5:00 PM

Bring the whole family out for an experience like no other! It’ll feel like a true classic with close to 150 antique cars to admire and old-school entertainment for the whole family – featuring pony rides, face painting, a bounce house, and more! More info, visit monmouthpark.com.

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Summer Series: Jazz in the Park

JULY 11, JULY 18, JULY 25 AUGUST 1, AUGUST 8, AUGUST 15, AUGUST 22

Every Thursday after 7:00 pm at Riverside Gardens Park West Front Street in Red Bank. All free to the public. Bring a picnic and enjoy some world-class music in a beautiful park setting with the picturesque Navesink River backdrop. More info, visit redbank. org.

Surf & Turf Seafood Festival

JULY 13 & JULY 14

Monmouth Park has the turf so they will be adding the surf!

With fresh seafood all weekend long, grab a crab cake and a refreshing beer and watch as your favorite horse breaks from the starting gate. Enjoy live music, and on Sunday enjoy a free family day featuring pony rides, face painting, a bounce house and more! More info, visit monmouthpark.com.

Jersey Shore Undy Run JULY 13 | LONG BRANCH

The National Undy RunWalk is not just an opportunity to run or walk in your underwear, it is a family-friendly undy-themed RunWalk created by the Colorectal Cancer Alliance, with the goal to provide support for patients and families, caregivers, and survivors; to raise awareness of preventive measures; and inspire efforts to fund critical research. To register or to donate, visit fundraise.ccalliance.org/jersey.

Red Bank Rocks

RIVERSIDE GARDENS PARK, RED BANK

Friday evening. Live music. River views. Red Bank. Perfect.

All concerts begin at 6:30 pm. Dress Code, The Black Ties and Vendetta Ross (July 19th), Billy Walton Band & The Colossal Street Jam (July 26), Matt & Eryn O’Ree & Cruise Night (August 2), Moroccan Sheepherders (August 9), and 10-String & The Haven (August 16th). More info, visit redbank.org.

TVG.com Haskell Invitational

JULY 20

It’s Summer’s Biggest Party! Join with family and friends to help celebrate the season’s biggest race as the nation’s top 3-yearolds converge on Monmouth Park for the $1 Million TVG Haskell Invitational! Dress to impress and take a walk down our red carpet photo ops, plus have a chance to be named Haskell’s Best Dressed Couple!

Asbury Park Summer Bazaar

JULY 20 AND JULY 21

Asbury Park Convention Hall Featuring handcrafted & vintage vendors, live music & DJs, workshops, kids art classes, photo booth, food & libations, and more! More info at asburyparkbazaar.com.

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FilmOneFest

JULY 20 FROM 6:00 TO 11:00 PM

Municipal Marina, Atlantic Highlands Live Music, Food & More! A celebration of the super short film and a snapshot of the creative image making happening online and across the world. More info, visit filmonefest.org.

Red Bank Food & Wine Walk

JULY 21, AUGUST 18, SEPTEMBER 15, & OCTOBER 20

Three hours of top tastings at some of Red Bank’s upscale restaurants and casual eateries. Enjoy the walkable downtown district and explore picturesque Red Bank on the third Sunday of the month while enjoying food and/or beverage samples from participating restaurants, bars & eateries. Tickets: $40. More info, visit redbank.org.

45th Annual Monmouth County Fair

Monmouth County restaurants and eateries are proud to join the inaugural Grown in Monmouth Restaurant Week and will showcase local farmed ingredients. Each participating restaurant will offer at least one special menu item made with Monmouth County grown and harvested items. For more info and participating eateries, visit growninmonmouth.com.

Highlands 25th Annual Clam Festival

AUGUST 1 THROUGH AUGUST 4

A four-day action-packed event featuring the freshest seafood, live entertainment, thrill rides, games, contests, and more. More info, visit highlandsnj.com.

Italian Festival & Wine Tasting

AUGUST 3 FROM 11:00 AM TO 5:00 PM

JULY 24 THROUGH JULY 28

Pizza, Pasta & Wine – it’s the most delicious time of year at Monmouth Park! Listen to live music, visit Italian crafters, and enjoy a day of racing! Stop by one of the bocce courts and have a family-friendly game. More info, visit monmouthpark.com.

37th Annual QuickChek New Jersey Festival of Ballooning

AUGUST 4 FROM 11:00 AM TO 5:00 PM

East Freehold Showgrounds, Freehold Enjoy rides, food, 4-H shows & exhibits, pie eating contests, clown parades, photo booths, vendors, and so much more! Admission is $8; children 12 and under enter free. Parking is free.

JULY 26 THROUGH JULY 28

Join the other 100 balloons ascending into the sky and experience “Love at First Flight!” You can take a balloon ride (and go up, up and away) during any of the mass ascensions. Learn more at balloonfestival.com.

Indie Street Film Festival

JULY 26 THROUGH JULY 30

Red Bank Indie Street Film Festival is five days of film, art, discussion, and inspiration. This interactive festival is an engine of discovery for films and filmmakers who prove story is independent of budget.

For more info and passes, visit indiestreetfilmfestival.org.

65th Annual Sidewalk Sale

JULY 26, JULY 27 & JULY 28

Red Bank’s great retailers take it to the sidewalk during the 65th annual Summer Sidewalk Sale. Enjoy Red Bank’s walkable downtown and find the best deals of the year at nationally recognized retailers, neighborhood independent boutiques, specialty retailers, antique shops and professional craftsmen.

More info, visit redbank.org.

Ladies’ Day Sponsored By Lilly Pulitzer Shops At Riverside

JULY 27 FROM 11:00 AM TO 5:00 PM

Walk the red carpet with your friends for a Ladies’ Day photo-op!

Show off your derby hat and be selected to participate in the hat contest. With incredible fashion, great friends, and an even better cause, enjoy a day dedicated to you at Monmouth Park. More info, visit monmouthpark.com.

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Grown in Monmouth Restaurant Week

JULY 28 THROUGH AUGUST 4

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Kortney’s Challenge & Food Bank Day

Start your day off with the Kortney’s Challenge 2-mile Fun Run/ Walk through scenic Oceanport. This event raises money for the Kortney Rose Foundation, which seeks to help find a cure for Pediatric Brain Cancer. Following Kortney’s Challenge, enjoy a beautiful day of live racing and help the Food Bank of Monmouth/ Ocean Counties by donating a non-perishable food item.

Grandstand admission is FREE to all who donate a non-perishable food item. More info, visit monmouthpark.com.

Monmouth Film Festival 2018

AUGUST 8 THROUGH AUGUST 11

This year’s event features a full program of more than 100 films, expert panels, celebrity guests, musical entertainment and a redcarpet reception and networking event at Two River Theater. For tickets and more info, visit monmouthfimfestival.org.

A Taste of New Orleans

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Board certified veterinary criticalists focus on current techniques for diagnosing and treating life-threatening conditions during an emergency and while a pet is critically ill. In addition to undergraduate training and four years of veterinary school, board certified criticalists spend another 4-5 years with intense training in the field of emergency and critical care medicine. This is followed by a rigorous examination from the American College of Emergency & Critical Care. Passing this examination grants the status of Diplomate of the American College of Emergency & Critical Care (DACVECC), is termed a “specialist”, and is board certified in veterinary emergency and critical care.

Criticalists work alongside your primary care veterinarian, emergency veterinarians, and other specialists, to ensure the best outcome for your pet. They are essential in coordinating medical plans and therapies that encompass multiple specialties of veterinary medicine. Common emergencies treated by a veterinary criticalist include: being hit by a car, falling from heights, profuse vomiting or diarrhea, difficulty breathing, seizures, severe anemias, diabetic crisis, and toxin ingestion.

While some patients can be treated and released the same day, many must be admitted for further stabilization.

Patients with life-threatening illnesses or injuries are admitted to a critical care unit, similar to a human ICU, for close monitoring and advanced life-support measures.

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LUNCH BREAK’S TASTE OF SUMMER Culinary Extravaganza was the official kickoff of the party season as more than 275 attendees enjoyed the iconic views of the Shrewsbury River and dined on delicious fare at the organization’s third annual foodand-fun festival. The event took place May 14th at The Channel Club, Monmouth Beach.

More than 30 area restaurants and eateries offered sumptuous samplings for every palate, along with craft beer, wine and liquor distributors. Guests mingled and enjoyed the riverside view while Lunch Break volunteer Mike Welty of Rummy Joe provided the music.

“Once again, the Taste of Summer Culinary Extravaganza was a night to remember. We were excited to be part of the third

annual summer party, which raised awareness and funds to help Lunch Break in its efforts to provide food, clothing, fellowship and life skills,” said George Chrysanthopoulos, a member of the Lunch Break Board of Trustees and owner of the Beach Tavern and Channel Club Marina in Monmouth Beach.

The Channel Club, as well as the restaurants, eateries and vendors generously donated food, desserts and staff so that 100 percent of ticket sales benefited Lunch Break, which provides life’s basic necessities of food, clothing and shelter for the greater Monmouth County community at no cost.

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the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Jersey Shore and the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Monmouth County came together to walk in the Asbury Park Pride Parade and lend support to this yearly event.

Located in Lincroft, the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Monmouth County (UUCMC) establishes programs of excellence that honor all paths of mind and spirit that foster acceptance, provide care, and pursue growth. Its services and educational, intergenerational, and outreach programs encompass its religious pluralism, enhance members’ inner lives, and moves the world toward a model of justice and harmony.

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Lunch Break Honors Nine Iconic Influences for Community Commitment and Leadership The Honorable Don Burden, The Docs of Rock, David Hinton, Bonnie Featherstone-Johnson, Danny Murphy, Joyce Quinn, Shirley Parker, Peg Rizzo, and June West were honored for their lifelong commitment to service during a picture-perfect evening on the Navesink River at Lunch Break’s inaugural Iconic Influencers reception. Held on June 4, 2019 at the OceanFirst Bank headquarter’s glorious atrium and adjacent patio overlooking the river in Red Bank, the reception highlighted these men and women who have quietly made an indelible impression on the local community.

“We are honored to celebrate these icons of our community, and publicly recognize them for their tireless work ethic, generosity, and commitment to giving back,” said Josephine Guttadauro, Iconic Influencer chair. “Together, they have volunteered thousands of hours, have raised millions of dollars, and have been involved with more than 100 nonprofits, including Lunch Break. It is a privilege to work together with these individuals as we fulfill Lunch Break’s mission to freely provide food, clothing, life skills, and fellowship to those in need in Monmouth County and beyond.”

For more information about Lunch Break, visit lunchbreak.org.

Back row, left to right: Honorees Danny Murphy; the Docs of Rock Dr. Larry Sykoff, Evan Woska, Dr. Scott Woska and Dr. David Lessing; Joyce Quinn; David Hinton. Front row, left to right: Shirley Parker, June West, Peg Rizzo, the Honorable Don Burden and Bonnie Featherstone-Johnson (Photo Credit: Suzanne Vreeland Photography)

Frances Foundation Hosts Special Hockey Game to Benefit Kids Fighting Cancer

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THE FRANCES FOUNDATION hosted a spe-

cial hockey game on June 9 at Ice World in Middletown featuring the State PBA and the FMBA teams. The game was played in honor and memory of seven-year-old Jake “the Tank” Honig, who lost his battle to brain cancer last year. The hockey game also benefitted the Frances Foundation For Kids Fighting Cancer.

presented Frances Foundation gifts of smiles and assistance to pediatric cancer warrior seven-year-old Miguel, his four siblings and his mother. Miguel was recently diagnosed with a tumor on or near his optic nerve.

There was a “Chuck A Puck” contest during which the crowd, especially the children, enjoyed throwing their pucks from the stands onto the ice.

The event began with the national anthem beautifully sung by pediatric cancer warrior Although the PBA team was victorious, the McKenzy Hupke. Following a moment of si- FMBA team is looking forward to a rematch. lence for all pediatric cancer warriors and angels, Assemblywoman Serena DiMaso “First responders giving back to children batpresented NJ State Assembly recognition cer- tling cancer is very special. This was a very tificates to the teams and compassionately special game giving tribute to a very special spoke of the courage and legacy of Jake “the boy. Thank you to everyone for all that you Tank”. Jake’s sister Gianna proudly dropped do for our warrior and angels and their families,” said Bob Heugle, Frances Foundation the ceremonial first puck.

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Between the first and second periods, everyone in attendance honored Lt. Sandra For more information on Frances Foundation Lynch, the first Aberdeen Fire Department and its upcoming events, visit francesfoundafemale officer in its 101-year history. Frances tion.net.

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Left to right: FMBA Captain Beirne, Frances Foundation Founder Robert “Bob” Heugle, and PBA Goalie Officer Billy pause for a photo on the ice at the June 9, 2019 Hockey Game in honor and memory of seven-year-old Jake the Tank.

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The Jersey Shore Partnership Foundation, which serves as the fundraising arm and educational outreach support for the Jersey Shore Partnership, hosted its 22nd annual Summer Celebration on June 10 at Fort Hancock, Sandy Hook adjacent to the Bay. The sold-out crowd enjoyed music by Brian Kirk & The Jirks. Jersey Shore Partnership Foundation President Margo Walsh, who is also the Executive Director of the Jersey Shore Partnership explained that the Foundation hosts the Summer Celebration to create greater awareness of the critical need to protect our coastline, the State’s first line of defense from severe storms and to raise revenue to support the Jersey Shore Partnership. She noted that honorees are selected for their

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commitment to shore protection and to growing New Jersey’s business and tourism economy.

This year’s Outstanding Honorees included Bayshore/Montecalvo Family of Companies, Senator Joe and Susan Kyrillos, PNC Bank and Weeks Marine. Leading Corporate Supporters included the Honorees; FirstEnergy Foundation Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company; Investors Bank; John ‘and Robin Klein; New Jersey Business and Industry Association; NJM Insurance Group; New Jersey Resources; Orsted; Suez NA; Unity Construction Group; and Wakefern Food Corporation/ ShopRite.

Volunteers from Jersey Central Power & Light; EPS Corporation; Monmouth County Young Republicans and Young Democrats solicited gift cards from restaurants, managed registration at the event, sold raffle tickets and assisted in the fundraising activities. Members of the Young Republicans and Young Democrats organized a Young Professional Committee and sold tickets to adults from 21 to 35. “The purpose for this was to introduce more young people to the mission of the Partnership as advocates for our coast,” said President Walsh.

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Saint John Vianney High School

Colts Neck Library Happenings FLUTE & CLASSICAL GUITAR CONCERT with Marjorie Koharski & Keith Calmes Thursday, July 18 at 7:00 pm Join us for an evening of classical music featuring the talent of Marjorie Koharski (flutist) and Keith Calmes (classical guitarist). Keith Calmes is an American guitarist, educator, composer and author. His performance credits include a Carnegie Hall recital debut, concerto with the Monmouth Symphony & a performance with Carlos Barbosa-Lima. Ms. Koharski is a retired flutist with the Monmouth Symphony Orchestra, a flutist with The Elysion Winds Quintet and a former faculty member of The Monmouth Conservatory of Music.

Registration is not needed for this event, but seating is on a firstcome, first-served basis.

July Special Children’s Events | All Ages Welcome GAME ON: LET’S PLAY MARBLES AND KNOCK HOCKEY!

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Celebrating 50 years of outstanding education!

We will be celebrating all year with activities and events including a Fall Festival on October 5, 2019 and our 50th Anniversary Gala on June 13, 2020!

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July 24 Yoga creates a sense of peace as we move our bodies and it’s easy to learn! Join in as a registered yoga teacher with the Yoga Alliance teaches kids and their parents how to have flexible upbeat fun. This program is ideal for 3-6 year olds, but kids up to 9 years old are encouraged to attend.

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Officials Break Ground on MAST Naval Science Buildings Former Fort Hancock barracks to serve as drill center for cadets

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THE MONMOUTH COUNT Y BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS recently joined the MAST (Marine Academy

of Science and Technology) administration, Navy and National Park Service for a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of reconstruction of the former Fort Hancock barracks located on Sandy Hook.

“The four years of planning, negotiations and discussions have finally paid off,” said Freeholder Lillian G. Burry, who leads this renovation project and serves on the Fort Hancock 21st Century Federal Advisory Committee. “Through the cooperative efforts between the Board of Chosen Freeholders, Vocational School District, NJROTC and Gateway National Recreation Area, reconstruction of the 19th century, historical structures will commence and nurture the growth of 21st century teenagers and generations of cadets to come.”

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Naval Science Building 56, the smaller building, will house storage space for more than $1 million worth of Navy uniforms and equipment. Building 23 will hold classrooms, a gymnasium, showers and other facilities for the cadets. Both buildings are anticipated to open in September 2021.

“There is already such rich history here at Fort Hancock as it once fortified and accommodated our courageous United States Army,” said Freeholder Burry. “I am so pleased that our collaborative, reconstruction project will continue to write history.”

For more information about MAST and the Monmouth County Vocational School District, go to mcvsd.org.

Ranney School Graduates Extraordinary Class of 2019 RANNEY SCHOOL’S 95-MEMBER CLASS OF 2019 celebrated its commencement at OceanFirst Bank Center of Monmouth University in West Long Branch on May 23. Next fall, the entire group will head off to attend some of the most prestigious colleges and universities across the country, including Yale, Columbia, Duke, Cornell, Georgetown, Emory, Wake Forest, Villanova, and University of Chicago.

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The class is the largest in school history and represents a diverse group with talents that showcase a wide range of passions. There were 55 seniors who were National Honor Society members, and 19 seniors inducted into Cum Laude Society. There were eight Gold Keys, 12 Silver Keys, and 16 Honorable Mention awards earned by Ranney’s Visual Arts seniors in the Scholastic Art Competition.

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Two seniors were part of Team 3815M, which competed in the Robotics World’s Competition in Lexington, Kentucky (Alex Klatsky of Colts Neck, who will attend the University of Florida, and Jiawen “Kevin” Yu of West Allenhurst, who will attend the University of California, San Diego.) Valedictorian Anna Effenberger of Colts Neck (attending Cornell) won Best in Show at the Congressional Art Competition. The class also raised awareness and supported multiple charitable causes, including George “Scottie” Lewis of Hazlet (attending University of Florida) hosting Hoops for the Homeless and Chris Autino of Rumson (attending Georgetown), who hosted Theresa’s Throwdown, a fundraiser for Joan Dancy & PALS in memory of his mother.

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There were also 11 seniors who are signed to play athletics at the collegiate level after a class that will have names in the record books for years to come. The boys’ basketball team won the Tournament of Champions for the first time in school history, the sailing team was ranked seventh nationally, there were many track records set, and the school had its first-ever collegiate football player signing. (Bryan Antoine of Tinton Falls who will play basketball at Villanova; Luke Arnone of Mantoloking who will be sailing at Yale University; Chris Autino of Rumson who will play football at Georgetown; Mikayla DeSaye of Tinton Falls who will dance at Villanova; Shana Fitzmaurice of Spring Lake who will run track at Emory University; Cameron Giblin who will sail at Tulane University; Ethan Gavin of Shrewsbury who will play baseball at Middlebury College; Matthew Hamelsky of Marlboro who will sail at Boston University; Alex Klatsky of Colts Neck who will play basketball at University of Florida; George “Scottie” Lewis of Hazlet who will play basketball at University of Florida; and Ariana Mangano of Colts Neck who will fence at Columbia.)

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