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Jacquie Lee Concert Benefits Union Beach

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Carolyn Burtnick ART & DESIGN Lori Donnelly Erica Parker Olivia Mazanec

Colts Neck native Jacquie Lee, who was first runner up on The Voice, performed before an audience of about 800 people.

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Ashley Lauren Foundation Summerfest

The Ashley Lauren Foundation, in conjunction with Tau Iota, held annual Scott Chinery Summerfest event for children with cancer and their families.

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Daniela’s Wish Held Charity Softball Game

Daniela’s Wish held their first annual charity softball game on August 20 at Bucks Mill Park in Colts Neck.

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Lincroft Student Becomes Published Author

CONTRIBUTE TO OUR MAGAZINE Please Send In: Pet Photos Events Accomplishments: Sports & Academic Announcements: Birthday, Engagement, Wedding & More!

Eleven-year-old Lincroft resident Sarah Cassidy can now add “published author” to her list of accomplishments.

You can do this by emailing: info@communitymagazinenj.com

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As the leaves start to fall and the days get a little shorter, we all have that urge to cozy up next to a campfire. In the spirit of the season, our favorite mixologist Veronica Hoffman put together some tasty cocktails for the autumn season.

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abor Day has come and gone, summer is officially over in our eyes. This time of year happens to be my favorite, the weather is undoubtedly (in my mind) the most pleasurable and the events – like Oktoberfests and harvest festivals – are always a good time! It’s also a transitioning period for everyone, especially parents. The planning of 12hour days to keep the kids occupied is over. Late summer and fall are the perfect back drop to shop, stroll and unwind with your friends and family, and we have compiled some of the more interesting events around Monmouth County on pages 44 and 46 of this issue.

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September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and I urge everyone to go gold for September – whether wrapping a gold bow around a tree in your front yard or as simple as making your social media profile picture a gold ribbon. Times Square has even agreed to go gold, and One World Trade is also doing the same.

Every year since that fateful Tuesday morning in 2001, we remember those who perished on September 11th. This year marks the 13th anniversary, Monmouth County lost many friends that day, and I hope and pray for peace and healing for those families and friends that lost loved ones.

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GLORIA NILSON & CO.’s HOLMDEL OFFICE HOSTS ALEX’S LEMONADE STAND FALL EVENT Professional ATV Racer Nick Gennusa Will Attend, Sign Autographs Gloria Nilson & Co. Real Estate will host an Alex’s Lemonade Stand Fall Event to raise money for childhood cancer at the company’s Holmdel Regional office on Saturday, September 27, 2014 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (rain date 9/28). Special guest and ATV Motorcross National Champion Nick Gennusa will be available throughout the event to sign autographs and pose for pictures. Gennusa, a former resident of Holmdel, is also the son of Gloria Nilson & Co. sales associate Carole Gennusa.

The event will benefit the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation which was created to honor the spirit and fundraising efforts of cancer patient Alexandra “Alex” Scott (1996-2004).

The featured Hero Ambassadors for this event are The Salerno Family and their son Tony Salerno, of Holmdel. Tony was diagnosed with Stage IV neuroblastoma when he was two and a half years old. After five rounds of chemotherapy and multiple surgeries, today Tony is a cancer-free going into fifth grade. He serves lemonade for the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation whenever he can to raise money for pediatric cancer research.

“When you think about how this charity began, and the millions of dollars it has raised over the years to help kids fighting cancer, it’s just inspiring,” explained Dana D’Agostino-Ryser,

Gloria Nilson & Co.’s Broker Manager in Special guest and ATV the Holmdel Motorcross National Champion Nick Gennusa will Regional office be available throughout the where the event event to sign autographs and pose for pictures. will be held.

“There are lots of kids, just like Tony, right here in Monmouth County who need our help and support, and my team and I at Gloria Nilson & Co. want to do all we can to support this great cause.”

Those who attend the Fall Event at the Holmdel Road Center on September 27 will enjoy face painting, music, games and giveaways. Gloria Nilson & Co. is hosting the event along with co-sponsors, HomeBridge Mortgage, Connect One Bank, La Ginestra Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria and J. Fletcher Creamer & Son. In-person donations in any amount are encouraged to help this family-friendly afternoon of entertainment raise money to fund research in finding a cure for pediatric cancer. If you cannot attend, but would like to contribute, please visit the Alex’s Lemonade website: www.alexslemonade.org.

Inaugural Motorcycle Poker Run Planned for October 11th Get your motors running! The Colts Neck Lions Club has teamed-up with Fireside Grill & Bar to sponsor the Inaugural Motorcycle Poker Run on October 11, 2014. The event will begin in Colts Neck, where each rider will receive one playing card and then proceed to three other stops around the county, receiving a card at each stop. The run will end at the Fireside Grill & Bar located on Rt. 79 in Marlboro Township, NJ. There, the riders will receive their final card. The rider with

the best 5-card hand will be the winner.

Come and enjoy a Saturday fall ride through the county with other bike enthusiasts in support of a good cause with lunch served at the conclusion of the run. Proceeds from the event will go to the Colts Neck Lions Club charities.

For more details, please visit the Colts Neck Lions Club website http://www. coltsnecklionsclub.us/ or contact Andy Lotano at ajlotano@yahoo.com.

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The Ashley Lauren Foundation’s Annual

SUMMERFEST Local Foundation Holds Day of Fun & Laugher for Children with Cancer

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“Our goal is to provide a day full of fun and laughter for children with cancer and their families, “Monica Vermeulen, Founder/CEO of The Ashley Lauren Foundation said.” “There are many devastating effects of cancer on the life of a child. It is a frightening world, which can rob these children of many childhood experiences and memories. We want to help them, for a few short hours, to forget about their illness and make some

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There were over 200 attendees from throughout the State of New Jersey. They were treated to many fun activities including rides, food, entertainment, crafts, games, swimming and much more. Nancy Kolakowski, Program Director at The Ashley Lauren Foundation said, “We are very grateful to the many volunteers that give hours of their time to make this event so special for the kids. We want to thank the generosity of the Chinery/Devito Family along with Bob Montesano and Anita DelPesce for hosting this event each year.”

If you are interested in making a difference in the life of a child with cancer by volunteering for The Ashley Lauren Foundation, call their office at 732.414.1625.

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Colts Neck Rockfest Back for 7th Year!

Free Concert for Locals Featuring Area Bands

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olts Neck Rockfest 2014 is packed with talented local musicians and admission is free! Head over to Bucks Mill Park, Bucks Mill Road on September 20, 2014 and enjoy this annual event which runs from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Founder of the event Steve Warendorf started Colts Neck Rockfest in late August of 2008. “I had the idea to have a little free concert with a few musical acts at Bucks Mill Park in Colts Neck. My point was always to utilize the beautiful spaces we have available in town,” said Warendorf. In 2008, the musical acts were the Moroccan Sheepherders, Bullet Bob and the Colts, as well as a few acoustic artists.

“It was basically a backyard barbecue held at the park.

There were probably 30 people in attendance. It’s interesting to note that this was the Moroccan Sheepherders’ very first NJ cover music gig, as we were an original act from 1996 until then,” added Warendorf, who is a member of this band.

Warendorf said he enjoys putting together a couple of events throughout the year, sometimes raising money for charities. “With Rockfest, just being able to break even and be able to put smiles on people’s faces, musicians and event goers alike, while utilizing the great park that we have available as Colts Neck residents is great. The young bands have a great place to bring their friends and families to see them play, while also getting new exposure. As a musician and the event founder, I also get a chance to play during the day in a couple of the acts I am involved with.”

Warendorf is currently the guitarist for the Moroccan Sheepherders, Carnival Dogs, The Working Men – a Rush Tribute

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Band, and the SMA Project. Several of these are playing at Rockfest this year.

Steve Warendorf and his wife Michelle grew up in Colts Neck and have lived

there for more than 40 years. Other than a few years in Red Bank and a short stint in Jersey City, he professes to definitely be a “townie.” The Warendorfs have two children, Robbie, 18, and Madeleine, 15.

Madeleine will be playing at Rockfest with her group, “Three Little Birds.”

Colts Neck Rockfest has changed quite a bit since its first concert in 2008. The start and end times have increased to allow more bands to perform. And now there are varied musical acts ranging from Reggae to Latin to Classic Rock to Original music. Several vendors selling hand crafted goods and services, as well as a few food vendors will also be on hand. “Throughout its six-year existence, the event has always pleased both the young and old,” said Warendorf.

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In addition to the seasoned musical acts, every year young bands and acoustic acts are welcomed to play.

Since Rockfest 2009, this has always been an important part of the day, said Warendorf. “Young people seldom get places to play so this is a good way for them to be seen and heard. In addition to more musical acts and vendors over the years, in 2012 we had our first bonfire at the event! And one thing that we will always try to keep constant is the notion of this still staying a local, free, community event. Most of the bands help out in some way, from helping with parking to set up to clean up.” Today, there is a team of people who help out with different aspects of Rockfest - from vendor management to bonfire setup and cleanup to parking to general setup and cleanup. They include Michelle Warendorf, Martha Leonhart, Glenn Taglieri, Joe Bongiovi, Jack Lind, Larry Duffy, Rob DeCarolis, Ralph Somma, Alan Manzo and many more. Steve added that for the past three years, Sakoutis Brothers Disposal has donated a flatbed truck for them to use as our main stage.

“It’s a no-brainer having Rockfest in Colts Neck. It’s a beautiful park with grills and a perfect space for the bands to play. The biggest change from last year will be that the Colts Neck Business Association is supporting the event. We also sell Rockfest t-shirts and sweatshirts, which you can view and buy on our website at www.sheepherders. com/cnrf,” said Warendorf.

For more information about Colts Neck Rockfest 2014, vendor and sponsorship information, visit the website as well as their Facebook page – Colts Neck Rockfest.

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So, what is Prep55? According to Erin Walsh, Personal Training Director at Meridian Fitness & Wellness in Hazlet, Prep55 stands for Physical Readiness Exercise Program. “Prep55 is a beginner or novice program that focuses on foundational exercises, proper mechanics and lifting techniques for safe and effective workouts. The program is comprised of two 25-minute small group exercise sessions each week, for 8 weeks.

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“If it wasn’t for Prep55, my son and I would not have achieved our goals.

Together, we are more conscious of our food choices and making active lifestyle changes that are easy to implement and maintain.” Marie has continued to explore other Small Group classes, while her son, Lloyd, now meets with a trainer one-on-one. “Prep55 made such a tremendous impact on both of our lives,” says Lloyd. “I was not in the best condition when I began the program, but Prep55 starts each participant off at a level and pace that is comfortable and slowly progresses you into more challenging workouts that aren’t intimidating.”

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You never know what you will find at Becker Hardware in Colts Neck! The surprising new addition is The Segway Personal Transport and it is definitely worth a visit to meet with Jeff Becker, who is happy to explain the benefits and offer a demonstration.

There are many misconceptions about The Segway.

It is not an oversized scooter and it does not depend on rolling to get around. Instead, it is self- balancing, it detects the change in the rider’s stance and adjusts the speed for the rider. The shifting weight of the rider moves The Segway forward and back at a speed up to 12.5 mph and it has a handle bar for turns. Another advantage is the green technology, using battery power that is rechargeable at home. Jeff also demonstrated the InfoKey which not only powers The Segway, but has a security feature, trip gauge and battery monitor.

Jeff explained that The Segway fits various lifestyles.

In addition to enjoying trails or motoring around for chores or sightseeing, he points out, “Imagine the ease in over-seeing a farm or other large property.” There are “regular” models and ones which work off road. The Segway is available in many styles, including camouflage.

Riders must be 16 years or older and a short training session at Becker Hardware is provided with the purchase. Jeff was pleased to be selected by Segway Inc. as the authorized dealer for Central and Southern New Jersey. Go to Becker Hardware for low key, pleasant personal service and be the first on your block to embrace this innovative and fun way to get around.

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SEPTEMBER UPDATE The CNBA is a proud and continued supporter of Operation Provide Comfort, a non-profit organization developed to support NJ Shore communities still suffering from Super Storm Sandy. On August 23, 2014, the CNBA sponsored Colts Neck’s own Jacquie Lee in concert benefitting Union Beach for an unforgettable event at Brookdale Community College. The “Two Towns-One Voice-One Mission” concert at the Robert J. Collins Arena was buzzing with energy, excitement and smiles as we watched one of our own become a star before our eyes. Like a pro, Ms. Lee commanded and entertained the large crowd – all for a great cause. 100% of the proceeds raised went directly to residents of Union Beach through the group Operation Provide Comfort, which is headed by former Marine and Colts Neck resident Jim Sfayer.

Each month at the CNBA General Meeting, a guest speaker informs the filled room with items and topics relevant and interesting to individuals as well as businesses large and small. This month’s speaker was Rich Lee, or as he introduced himself “Jacquie’s Dad”. Rich shared stories about the challenges and excitements of fame and “life on the road with Momma Lee” - watching his daughter grow and the amazing support she and his family received as she hit the TV screen every week. Rich tried to explain how proud as a parent it is to see your child be happy and receive so much love from so many people. Rich is a true gentlemen and the room wished he and Jacquie luck as her star continues to rise.

Upoming Events include the CNBA’s annual Pig Roast, slated for Tuesday, September 9 at Bucks Mill Park. Tickets are $25 for individuals and $200 for a table of 10. This is a wonderful local event attended by local residents as an end of summer party and is always memorable. Tickets are available on the CNBA website www.ColtsNeckBusiness.org.

This year, the CNBA is supporting the 7th Annual COLTS NECK ROCKFEST - a family picnic/tailgate event offering music by many local bands, food and crafts. It is being held on September 20, 2014 at Bucks Mill Park. The event is free to attendees of all ages, visit www.sheepherders.com/cnrf/ for event info and official Rockfest merchandise!

The Colts Neck Business Association welcomes the public to our General Meetings on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. at the Colts Neck Public Library (1 Winthrop Road - behind Town Hall).

The CNBA is led by; President Anna Appolonia of Heritage House Sotheby’s Realtors; Vice Presidents Gregory Calderaro of Morgan Stanley & Carolyn Burtnick of Community Magazine; Secretaries Patty Vollherbst of Colts Neck Computing & Alison Antenucci of Burns Brothers Custom Carpentry; and Treasurer David Sokoler of Merandex Technology Solutions. The group is advised by Past President Glen J. Dalakian. More info can be found at www.ColtsNeckBusiness.org or their Facebook page.

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• Give them the 911 – Write a short note and offer insights about your children to help the teachers understand their likes and dislikes and motivations.

• Don’t rush it and let everyone settle in - Allow teachers some time to figure out your kids and learn about their personalities, skills, and needs.

• How can you help? - Ask what you can do at home to support what is being done in the classroom both academically as well as behaviorally.

• Call, email, or stop by? - Determine appropriate times and ways to contact teachers to discuss both serious issues and get answers to logistical classroom questions.

• What are you looking for? - Highlight your goals for the school year.

• Prove it - Demonstrate your commitment to the parent-teacher partnership by providing your support at home. From my experience, this is one of the most important aspects of educating your child.

As you settle into this year’s school routine, spend the time to get to know your children’s teachers and partner with them to make this year a true success - your kids are counting on it!

Comments or questions? Feel free to call or email Janice at Janice@NeighborhoodLit.com or 732.625.1111. Janice Migliazza is a Reading Specialist and owner of Neighborhood Lit located at 340 Route 34 (The Orchards) in Colts Neck.

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Join the Colts Neck PTO! All parents of students enrolled in the Colts Neck K-8 School District are welcome to join the Colts Neck PTO. The PTO launched its Annual Open Registration period in August, which will continue until September 26, 2014. To register, please visit the PTO website at www.coltsneckpto.org, and click on the Open Registration link.

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Team captain Blake Laurence led the Lomurro, Davison, Eastman & Munoz team; Jennifer Lynn Chlebowski led Heavenly Touch Cosmetics team; Chris Acquaviva led the Acquaviva Enterprises team; and Joe Markulic led the Stafford Tribe team.

A fun-family barbecue was part of the festivities and included hamburgers, hot dogs and water supplied by Daniela’s Wish. Chick-fil-A of Freehold was also a part of the barbecue. The kids enjoyed getting a tattoo, having fun on the playground, and getting ice cream from a visiting ice cream truck. Adults had the thrill of meeting and purchasing an autograph for $10 from former New York Giants Stephen Baker – The Touchdown Maker.

Grand prize for the winning team included a trophy and a $200 restaurant gift card to Brio Tuscan Grille of Freehold, thanks to the generosity of Brio, who is a strong supporter of Daniela’s Wish. Wells Fargo Bank of Colts Neck joined the event and offered information about their bank to those who attended.

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Daniela, her mother Sheila and the Board of Daniela’s Wish expressed their appreciation for those involved in the first annual Charity Softball Game. “We want to thank our 2014 supporters, and our friends who donated supplies, time, and made donations. A big thank you to Stephen Baker, ‘The Touchdown Maker,’ for donating his time to sign autographs. Thank you to all our volunteers because without them the event would not be a huge success.”

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n nearly all cases the last issue addressed is the division of the contents of the marital residence.

How does a couple divide years – or even decades – worth of accumulated stuff? In other words, how are furniture, appliances, electronics, pots, pans, Tupperware and other minutiae divided? In most cases, by the time negotiations get to this point, the couple is ready to be done and they quickly reach an agreement. This is, however, not always the case.

sold and, thus, all the contents must be removed. An item by item selection can be initiated by the toss of a coin. In some cases the parties prefer to divide personal property on a room by room basis. For example, you take the living room; I’ll take the dining room, etc.

If one party is going to remain in the home and the other is leaving (or has already left), the leaving party can make a list of items he/she wants. The staying party can review the list and check off the items that are acceptable to take and those that are not. This narrows the items in dispute and limits and focuses the negotiation.

Sometimes the distribution of items of significant value winds up in litigation.

Who gets the Picasso and who gets the Warhol? How much are they worth and how much are the parties willing to spend to fight over them?

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The children’s belongings generally stay (or go) with the children. Which parent will be the primary residential custodian?

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In one case several years ago, a judge ordered both parties to prepare a list of the contents. He swore them both in and then went through both lists, item by item, asking each whether he/she wanted a particular item and why. He then awarded the item to one party before going on to the next one. This lasted several hours and probably cost nearly as much as the items about which they were fighting were worth.

That is an extreme example. Don’t expect a judge to have the patience or the time to do that in your case.

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Many years ago, after nearly nine hours of negotiating over personal property, the parties turned to the last two items – a green crockpot and an orange crockpot. One party suggested they each take one. The other wanted both and was prepared to spend as much as a case of crockpots would cost to win. After nearly an hour, the more rational one gave in. In the end, stuff is just stuff.

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Colts Neck Community Church is pulling out all the stops this year for their annual Fall Fest, which will be held on October 17 through October 19, 2014. Rock & Blue Grass bands, Doo Wop Music, Pig Roast, Vappo the Clow, a professional sports star and inspiring messages will all be on the calendar for this three-day event! Mark your calendars for this fun and free time, invite your friends and neighbors!

Colts Neck Community Church is located at 25 Merchants Way in Colts Neck. For more information about this event, you can visit www.ourcncc.net or call 732.462.2779.

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leven-year-old Lincroft resident Sarah Cassidy can now

is to use vivid verbs so the audience does not get bored of the story.

add “published author” to her list of accomplishments.

You should draw the reader’s attention by using bold words and

This talented student, who will be entering Thompson

phrases, for example, ‘this place is a real hotspot for all ages!’ Also,

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use descriptive words so the reader can paint a vivid picture in his/

her story on “Cheesequake State Park.”

her mind. These are all the makings of a good and exciting story!”

While attending Lincroft Elementary School this past year,

Sarah’s fourth grade teacher Mrs. Tardio informed the class about a writing contest for all New Jersey fourth graders. It was sponsored by local author Lisa Funari Willever who pens the Nicky Fifth chapter books. The books tell the adventures of Nicky Fifth and T-Bone as they discover all that New Jersey has to offer. The contest rules were to turn three or four paragraphs into a persuasive essay

On July 26, 2014, author Lisa Funari Willever presented

Sarah with a trophy, as well as a $200 Barnes and Noble gift card.

Along with these prizes, the author actually created a character named Sarah Cassidy in her newest book, “Nicky Fifth Explores New Jersey’s Great Outdoors.” The character is a tour guide at Cheesequake State Park. Also included in the book are Sarah’s family members and her pet cat Twinkle.

using one of the New Jersey locations listed on the Nicky Fifth

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website. Entries were judged on creativity, writing style, history, and

information on this book and others. Lisa Funari Willever

level of persuasion.

is a former teacher and has traveled the country visiting

schools and discussing her books, which offer educational

“My story was filled with fun facts and statements about

Cheesequake. I wrote about the fun activities you can do if you visit

information as well as fun facts about New Jersey.

Cheesequake State Park. For example, I wrote about the relaxing beach,” explained Sarah. “I chose this topic because I knew a lot of people wouldn’t choose Cheesequake,” she added. Sarah shared her reaction after learning she had won the contest. “The day my Mom called me down to tell me I won the Grand Prize for Lisa’s contest I was literally jumping for joy! I was so excited that I could barely talk to Lisa on the phone when she called me. I was so excited, happy, and a little curious. It was really cool receiving an award from an author because not many kids get to experience that feeling. It will be a story I will definitely be writing as I start middle school.”

Sarah enjoys writing often and likes to write about past

experiences. “Like the time I got my pet cat Twinkle or my gerbil Squeaks. I will probably keep writing stories but I don’t plan to make it a career. I would like to become a veterinarian when I get older.” In her free time, Sarah likes to read books such as The Sister Grimm Series. One of her hobbies is art and likes to do challenging art pieces.

When asked what advice she would give someone writing an

essay for a contest, Sarah offered these excellent tips. “Some advice

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Eleven-year-old Sarah Cassidy holds the grand prize trophy and gift card she received from New Jersey author Lisa Funari Willever. Lisa holds her newest book, “Nicky Fifth Explores New Jersey’s Great Outdoors,” in which Sarah is a named as one of the characters.

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As Lunch Break prepares for their Fifth Annual Gala, they are announcing an online auction of iconic photographs by famed photographer, Mark Weiss, to benefit their more than 31 years dedicated to helping those community members in need. His photos of Rock & Roll celebrities from the 70's and 80's—all signed by Weiss and his subjects, is known by the campaign name, “Feels Like the First Time,” borrowed from the Foreigner song. These unique limited edition photographs are from the first time Weiss photographed each artist and are hand-picked from his extensive archives spanning over 35 years. The auction will be conducted on Charitybuzz from September 24, 2014 to October 15, 2014.

If one goes to www.Charitybuzz.com/LunchBreak, there will be information about the auction and when it goes live.

Charitybuzz gives its bidders exclusive opportunities to make a difference and live their dreams through online charity auctions with celebrities and luxury brands. Included in last year’s preGala online auction were photos by Weiss of artists: Steven Tyler of Aerosmith, Ozzy Osborne, Debbie Harry of Blondie, and KISS. These photos resulted in a substantial donation to Lunch Break.

Weiss explains, “I never imagined when I was 16 and sneaking my camera into concerts that I could make a living out of it, much less help out people in my own hometown by donating the sale of these photos 30 years later. My work as a photographer has been a dream come true, and it’s time to give back.” And, now Weiss is donating these photographs of rock legends to help raise funds for Lunch Break, a cause near and dear to his heart. For more information about the Gala or the auction, please go to www.lunchbreak.org or contact Petra Vanderven at pvanderven@lunchbreak.org or 732.747.8577 ext. 3106.

Gwen Love, Executive Director, said, “Many people think Lunch Break is just a soup kitchen, but we are so much more.”

Indeed, in 2013 they did serve almost 62,000 hot meals, their food pantry distributed emergency groceries more than 10,000 times, and they have a homebound delivery service for members of the community who are ill or disabled.

Lunch Break runs a regular clothing distribution program and a special Suited for Success program where members of the community who are interviewing for jobs, entering the workforce, or attending formal occasions are outfitted, head to toe. Lunch Break hosts social service providers on site to connect their clients with a range of health and social service resources. They also have a school backpack program that distributes school supplies; a Community Gardener’s Market that distributes free community-donated produce; a Lunch

Break Job Board and an Internet Cafe where our guests can research jobs, write resumes, and check their email. There are cooking classes for children, dinner nights for the community at large, Dinner and A Movie Nights monthly for the Boys & Girls Club, a toy distribution program during the holidays, and Lunch Break is an integral part of local disaster relief efforts.

These services are free to Lunch Break guests and clients, and are accomplished with a small paid staff supported by more than 2,000 volunteers, as well as the generosity of residents and organizations in the greater Red Bank area and beyond.

To learn more about Lunch Break, its activities and events, go to www.lunchbreak.org. Lunch Break can also be followed on Facebook, Twitter, and can be reached at 732.747.8577 or info@lunchbreak.org. To learn more about Mark Weiss and his photography, please go to www.weissguygallery.com.

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The concert was hosted by Operation Provide Comfort (OPC), a Colts Neck-based organization that started with a few people but quickly grew to include over 30 Colts Neck residents as well as the support of the Colts Neck Business Association. One of the founding members Glen Dalakian said, “OPC has been there since the beginning. When OPC Founder Lt. Col. James Sfayer, USMC Retired approached me about the concept, we were all still in the throes of helping people recover in the days and weeks immediately following the storm in 2012. We committed to a long-term plan to help our neighbors and have been at it ever since.”

Union Beach Administrator Jennifer Maier shared this, “Immediately after Super Storm Sandy hit, Operation Provide Comfort (OPC) was founded by a strong group of Colts Neck residents to assist Union Beach in the recovery process. It is so exciting for Union Beach residents to have Jacquie Lee volunteer her time to perform in order to raise funds for OPC. OPC always asks ‘What do you need now?’ as the needs of Union Beach residents have changed over time from immediate survival to rebuild efforts.

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Union Beach is so grateful for OPC and their caring and dedication through this difficult time. Eighty-five percent of our homes were flooded, 300 homes have been demolished. We still have 400 families displaced, and we want to bring them home.”

Founder of OPC Lt. Col. James Sfayer, USMC, Ret., explained, “Our focus on helping Union Beach is far from over. With this concert, we hope to raise awareness that there is still so much more to do.” Sfayer said they just found out there are 150 more homes that need to be demolished and the emotional impact that has had on the Union Beach residents has been overwhelming.

Sfayer emphasized, “This concert was just the beginning, not the end. We wanted to raise awareness that the rebuilding is not over; that there is still so much more to do, and that the need for funding is still there.

We (OPC) won’t go away until Union Beach tells us to go away. We are in this for as long as it takes.”

Sfayer said of the concert, “It was a great success.

Jacquie Lee presented Union Beach with a check for $30,000 from the concert.” Lee said she couldn’t imagine not having a home to come to. Being able to perform in concert to benefit the many families of Union Beach who are still displaced was important to her.

For more information, and to make donations, please visit www.opcunionbeach.org or https://www. facebook.com/OperationProvideComfortUnionBeach.

A check for $30,000 was presented to Union Beach from Operation Provide Comfort's (OPC) "Two Towns-One Voice-One Mission" concert that was held on August 23, 2014 at the Robert J. Collins Arena, Brookdale Community College in Lincroft which benefited Union Beach. Left to right: OPC member Glen J. Dalakian, Matthew Schuler, Jacquie Lee, OPC Administrator Diana Piotrowski, Union Beach Mayor Paul Smith, Union Beach Administrator Jennifer Maier and OPC Founder Lt. Col. Jim Sfayer, USMC Ret..

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As the leaves start to fall and the days get a little shorter — we all have that urge to cozy up next to a campfire and enjoy the few fleeting nights we have left where the temperature is just comfortable enough to stay outdoors.

Our suggestion? Invite over some good friends, neighbors or your sweetie and warm up with some delicious cocktails and reminisce about the summer!

Below are some recipes to get started, in the spirit of the season.

They are sure to warm you up and cozy you in for the fall ahead.

The S’More This cocktail is toasty and delicious, just like the summertime favorite.

Garnish with a campfire toasted marshmallow and graham crackers for the full experience.

The Pumpkin Pie This one is a chilled cocktail, but tastes so much like Thanksgiving dinner it’s sure to bring in the season with a delicious and classic bang. My suggestion is to wear your comfiest sweater while enjoying this one!

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2 oz of Cinnamon Flavored Whiskey

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Hot Apple Cider This is a wonderful classic flavor for the fall season. The sweetness of the apple cider and the warmth of the cinnamon liquor will really put a smile on your face and warm you up just like a seat by the fire.

In each of two mugs add 1oz of Cinnamon Whiskey and 1tsp of vanilla extract, top with 5oz of hot apple cider and whipped cream. Garnish with a cinnamon stick or ground cinnamon and serve immediately.

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Celebrating New Jersey’s Singing Stars A Concert with Phil Bruschi Saturday, September 13 @ 2:00 p.m.

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Lecture: The Secret Side of Anger Thursday, September 25 @ 7:00 p.m.

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SEPTEMBER local events Dearborn Market’s Local Food Festival September 7 from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

To commemorate the end of their summerlong Buy Jersey Local promotion, Dearborn Market is inviting some of their favorite New Jersey food producers to come to the store, sample their products, and share their stories.

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Trucktoberfest

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September 13 from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Celebration! Food Trucks return to battle it out with fantastic food at Monmouth Park Racetrack’s closing weekend. The event is from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. For more info, call 732.222.5100 or visit www. monmouthpark.com today!

Delicious Orchards Apple Fest September 13 and 14, 2014

This year’s Apple Fest event will entail a full antique car display (over 40 cars ranging back to the early 1900’s), fun games, local vendors offering product samplings, farm animals, a clown, live music, and of course plenty of apple options including more than a dozen varieties, Delicious Orchards’ famous apple cider, seasonal apple ice cream and apple made on site apple fritters. For more information, visit www. deliciousorchardsnjonline.com.

7th Annual Colts Neck RockFest

September 20, 2014 from 11:00 a.m to 11:00 p.m.

Local bands and craft vendors will converge on Bucks Mill Park in Colts Neck for this annual RockFest. Admission is free. You can bring your own and set up tailgate chairs – so please drink responsibly! Visit www. sheepherders.com/cnrf for more information and apparel purchases.

Belmar San Gennaro Festival

September 20 - 2014, 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Delicious Italian specialities and food, fun, games and live entertainment. Main St. between 10th and 13th Avenues. For more info, visit www.visitbelmarnj.com.

Red Bank Food & Wine Walk

September 21 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m.

October 19 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m.

Sample wine and/or food from restaurants and food establishments throughout the entire Red Bank Business District. Purchase a wristband for $35/person and spend the afternoon strolling through our beautiful riverfront town

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September 27 from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Join Allaire Village for a fall frolic to celebrate the harvest!

Explore what life was like during the 1830s with our villagers as they cook food over the hearth, make apple cider, and play historic games! There will be fun arts and craft activities for kids of all ages! Don’t miss the exciting Militia demonstrations with ax throwing, knife throwing, fire-starting and historic weapon demonstrations. Face painting and family fun! For more information, visit www.allairevillage.org.

Harvest Home Festival

September 28 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Enjoy old-fashioned family fun at this country fair at Historic Longstreet Farm, Holmdel. A time honored tradition year after year for member of the entire family! For more information, call 732.946.3758.

Red Bank Guinness Oyster Festival September 28 from 12:00 to 7:00 p.m. (rain date October 5)

This Street 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 will be a huge food and music festival which will showcase Red Bank’s excellent restaurants as well as entertain thousands with great, live music! Tons of Guinness plus lighter beers and wine, live music, family-friendly with activities for kids!

13th Annual Twin Lights Bike Ride September 28

Choose from four routes for all ages/ levels along some of NJ’s most spectacular seashore & countryside scenery. Onsite registration at Waterwitch & Bay Ave. in Highlands. More info, call 732.291.4713 or visit www.highlandsnj.com.

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Dust off the cowboy boots and get ready to dance at the weekend-long Jamboree presented by the Keyport Bayfront Business Cooperative. The weekend features live music, delicious food and fireworks all at Keyport’s Waterfront Park. Like “Keyport Happenings” on Facebook for more details.

The feel-good spirit of Highland’s Oktoberfest is modeled on the traditional Munich, Germany Oktoberfest with an emphasis on eating, drinking and being merry while providing something for everyone. Authentic German food, live music, dancing and entertainment. Admission and parking for the event is free. Located at Veteran’s Park (60 Bay Avenue in Highlands).

7TH ANNUAL NEW JERSEY ZOMBIE WALK October 4 Guiness World Record holder for largest gathering of Zombies! Watch or be a part of the the zombie mania in Asbury Park. For more information, go to www. njzombiewalk.com or call 732.775.7676.

HOLMDEL’S ANNUAL HARVEST FESTIVAL October 4 from 12:00 to 9:30 p.m.

October 5 from 12:00 to 6:00 p.m, Head over to Bayonet Farm in Holmdel for live entertainment, free carousel and ferris wheel rides, petting farm, pick your own pumpkins, beer/wine, craft & food vendors, pony rides and so much more! A movie will start at dusk on 10/4 and afterwards fireworks will go off! $10 a car. For more information, call 732.946.2820 ext 1225.

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THOMPSON PARK DAY October 19 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

From the scarecrow contest to doggie costume contest, Thompson Park Day offers everything a fall festival should - pumpkin painting, wagon rides, arts & crafts, kid’s races, entertainment and so much more! Join us at Thompson Park, Lincroft, for this family fun event. For more information, call 732.842.4000, ext. 4312.

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f you are a divorced father of young children, sharing time with your kids on weekends can be a joy. Except when it’s time to eat.

Let’s face it, a lot of men aren’t comfortable in the kitchen and don’t have a lot of experience preparing family meals. So when the kids ask, “What’s for dinner?” many newly single dads resort to fast food and pizza.

Dining out can get expensive. And cheaper options like fast food and takeout aren’t healthy meals for growing kids. That’s why single dad and self-taught cook Ken Lowenstein of Keyport, put together “The Divorced Dads Cookbook,” a collection of easy-to-prepare recipes that are sure to please even the fussiest eaters.

“I learned by trial and error,” said Ken. “Eventually, I had some tried and true recipes that my kids and I enjoyed preparing and eating together. We shared a lot of great times together preparing and eating meals, and we have a lot of great memories.”

“The Divorced Dad’s Cookbook” blends personal stories about parenting and cooking with practical advice and recipes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The recipes vary from simple, such as Mac and Cheese, Spaghetti and Meatballs, Tuna Salad, Pancakes to a little more advanced (but still easy) like Sauerbraten, Cedar Plank Salmon and Crab Cakes.

“I’ve heard from a lot of single dads who said that the book gave them the courage to try cooking for the first time,” Ken said. “Even if you’re not divorced – or not a dad – this is a handy book for anyone who wants to try to prepare a meal for their family.”

Ken Lowenstein lives in Keyport and is a father of two grown kids who still ask him to make some of their favorite meals. When he’s not cooking, he works as a Systems Engineer for a major technology firm and spends weekends teaching soccer to kids for the local parks system.

The “Divorced Dads Cookbook” is available on Amazon.com or Barnes and Noble website.

For more information, visit the Divorced Dads Cookbook page on Facebook.

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CBA Golfer Wins Hole-In-One Contest at The 2014 Colts Neck Fair

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With one hour left to go at the Colts Neck Fair this year, Brendan Clark, a 16-year-old Colts Neck resident, stepped up to the Hole-inOne golf contest sponsored by the Colts Neck Lions Club, picked out a club, placed his ball on the ground and swung. Brendan, a member of the CBA Varsity Golf Team, is very familiar with a golf club but the Hole-In-One challenge is difficult - even for the best golfers.

The rules for the contest were simple. Hit (or as golfers say – drive) the ball about 72 yards, over the pond and into the hole and win $1,000. If no one gets a hole-in-one then the closest to the pin (flag stick) is the winner.

As Brendan struck the ball it looked good as it took flight. There was hope that it was going to be a good shot. When it settled, a member of the Lions Club measured the ball distance to be 1’8” from the center of the cup. That was the closest to that point and with no others coming closer following Brendan’s drive, he was declared this year’s winner.

Brendan was presented with a $250 check at the Colts Neck Lions Club August meeting. Congratulations, Brendan!

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Holmdel Football Association (HFA) to Hold Texas Hold ‘Em Poker Tournament Fundraiser

The HFA is excited for the 2014 season, and everyone is ready! To kick off the new season, the Holmdel Football Association will be holding a Texas Hold ‘Em Poker Tournament fundraiser on Friday, September 26, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. at the North Centerville Volunteer Fire Company in Hazlet. A player donation of $110 includes 2000 chips, dinner buffet & beer, wine and soda.

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WALK THE WALK

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his year’s fifth annual fundraiser, Walk the Walk with Kevin Kret, was held on the evening of August 12 on the track of Christian Brothers Academy (CBA) campus. Although it was a rainy evening, devoted friends and numerous family members of Kevin’s arrived to continue the tradition of this important walk. All donations will go directly to Kevin’s Journey of Hope, and will be used for medical expenses and equipment not covered by insurance.

Kret, a 2008 graduate of CBA, had been a freshman at Villanova University prior to his accident. On July 31, 2009, Kret was skateboarding without his helmet, hit some debris left on the road from the previous night’s storm, and fell hitting his head. He became unconscious and suffered a traumatic brain injury to his brain stem. His close friend Eric Van Schaack, an EMT technician who received the 9-1-1 call, was able to administer immediate medical attention. Kret was taken immediately to Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune, where a neurosurgeon awaited his arrival. His parents Michael and Joan, as well as brother Dylan, 21, and sisters Megan, 19 and Jenny, 17, remain dedicated to Kret’s “Journey of Hope” to consciousness.

This year, the theme for the Walk with Kevin fundraiser was “A Long Year”, noted Co-chair of the event

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Nicole Ardito. She explained that Kret had a serious setback in the spring, which required hospitalization and a ventilator. He is continuing to recover at home. So, this year the Walk with Kevin fundraiser was slightly different.

“We wanted to change it up a bit and add something new so we held a bake sale,” said Ardito. Also new and exciting was a visit from New Jersey native Frankie Montecalvo, a professional racecar driver.

As one who truly understands the importance of wearing a helmet, Montecalvo shared some of the crashes he has been in where his helmet saved his life. “Frankie walked with us and did a quick question and answer time which was really cool! He also signed autographs.” said Ardito.

Soon after Kret’s accident, his mother Joan along with the CYO group from his parish, started a campaign to raise awareness regarding the importance of wearing a helmet for a variety of recreational sports. The Helmets For Life group visits schools and promotes helmet safety through the telling of Kret’s story.

Ardito shared what an inspiration the family and community has been.

“Despite the weather being an issue, I was really surprised over 150 people came out to support Kevin. And raising over $10,000 in one night alone is something to be proud of! I am really happy to have been Co-chair with by best friend Victoria again!

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years ago, I was a Volunteer. These past three years as Chair of the event has been one of those experiences that I wouldn’t trade for the world.

Knowing that I have helped the Kret Family in any way is such an amazing feeling. But over these past five years I have really been able to get to know the family, and to watch their faith get stronger and stronger as the years go by. It’s a sight to see.”

Co-Chair Victoria Gemignani added, “It has been a pleasure cochairing the walk with Nicole once again because the Kret family is so loving and strong in their faith. We want to continue to stick by them and support them as Kevin continues his journey to recovery.”

Since the accident, monies raised have given the Kret’s the ability to purchase medical equipment and experimental treatments in trial.

Some items purchased are exercise equipment to continually maintain Kevin’s muscles, a muscle stimulator to stimulate his muscles, and a cooling system to help regulate Kevin’s body temperature,” explained Ardito.

Although the walk had to be moved into the CBA gym due to the rain, Ardito said, “It was a nice change, and we think Kevin enjoyed being back at CBA.” For more information about Kevin Kret, visit Caringbridge.org/visit/ kevinkret.

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NEWCOMERS & NEIGHBORS CLUB

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Dee Mollema, Lois La Salle, Michele Caputi, Victoria Mazza, Linda Le Pre, and Co-President Renee Robinson.

On August 7, 2014, the Newcomers and Neighbors Club board met to prepare for the upcoming season of fun, friendship, educational events, social events and service to the community.

The first general meeting of the fall season will be held at the Conover Road Firehouse #2 in Colts Neck at 9:30 a.m. on September 11, 2014. Any new or long-time resident of Colts Neck, Holmdel and surrounding areas may attend the meeting as a guest. Come for coffee and refreshments, a social hour and an overview of the club’s activities and upcoming events!

Plans have been made for an October brunch to be held at the Molly Pitcher Inn. The November meeting will be held at Dearborn Market, featuring French fall baking for the holiday season. Book club, gourmet lunch, dinner group, “bunco” game group, theater group, travel group and others will begin meeting in September and October as well.

The club holds luncheons and evening events throughout the year and creates a social network for people of all ages. For more information about the club’s activities, call 732.530.9543 or 732.446.9682.

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Wins Manalapan Memorial Day Tourney The Holmdel FC Shamrocks U12G team won the Manalapan Memorial Day Soccer Tournament held on May 23-25, 2014.

The Shamrocks went 2-0-1 in bracket play, outscoring their opponents 6-1. In the finals, they faced regular MOSA opponent Battle of Monmouth (BOM) United in a close fought match. In the end, the Shamrocks prevailed with a 2-0 shutout.

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Middletown will be holding their a fall festival on September 27, 2014 from 12:00 noon to 6:00 p.m. at Croydon Hall, which boasts activities for all ages including a business and community showcase, craft fair, live local music, tournaments, children’s activities, fire department demonstrations, a petting zoo, hayrides, flea market, food court and more.

Middletown Day is rain or shine. For more information, visit http://middletownday.org.

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L.A. DANCE CENTER OF THE ARTS CELEBRATES 10 YEARS

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ho knew 10 years ago that L.A. DANCE CENTER OF THE ARTS would be making a significant mark on the community and creating stars of the future? This September, L.A. DANCE will be celebrating their 10 year anniversary! The L.A. DANCE directors,

classes together and later reunited after college. They worked together at L.A. DANCE in Staten Island, NY for over 15 years. Dreaming of venturing into New Jersey, they finally made that dream a reality in September 2005. They found a great home in the cozy shopping center, Lincroft Commons in the heart of Lincroft. In 2011, Tracey Loiacono was named Artistic Director and her amazing ideas brought dances alive on stage. Her award winning style has been recognized with numerous “Best Choreography” awards in tap, jazz, hip hop, lyrical and contemporary pieces.

Debra earned a B.F.A. cum laude in Dance Performance from the City

University of New York, Brooklyn College. She was a student of the highly respected dance program run by Artistic Director, the late June Lewis who was a former member of the Martha Graham Dance Company. Debra was chosen to become a member of the repertory dance company, The Brooklyn Dance Theatre. Debra has performed through out the tri-state area giving theatrical dance performances, lecture demonstrations and working with dance companies performing with modern and jazz dance pieces. Her specialty and passion became performing for children at the Williamson Theatre in the famous Wizard of Oz and Peter and the Wolf. She has also worked in television and off Broadway!

including “Top Studio”, “Best Technique” and “Most Entertaining”. They have entered in many categories - including solo, duo, trio and group numbers.

Throughout the years, they have earned titles of Miss Petite Starpower, Miss Teen Nexstar and Miss Senior On Stage America! Their students have also received scholarships to train at Broadway Dance Center, NYC to further their education in the dance world.

Topping their success and hard work over the last 10 years, L.A. Dance

Center of the Arts recently won “BIG” at a recent On Stage America Grand Nationals 2014 Dance Competition in Cape May, New Jersey this past July.

The production number “Now You See It”, choreographed by Pamela Jacobs & Jeffrey Cilento, won 1st place overall in the Junior Advanced Line/Production

Debra Nicolosi and Angela Paolino-Thompson, met as little girls taking dance

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Division, the “Diamond Award” for the Highest Scoring Dance of the Junior Division and the Challenge of Champions where the studio won a 6 foot trophy! The routine included several magic tricks with cards, a disappearing door, suspended lights, a reappearing cage and the most famous trick of them all, a girl that levitates in the air! The judges were astonished!!

Over the past 10 years, the studio has proven that it’s not just about

dancing at the studio or the annual dance recital. Ms. Nicolosi has offered an after school dance program for the Lincroft Elementary School providing participating students with a performing arts experience. The L.A. Dance students have given back to the community in many ways with performances at schools, fall festivals, church fairs, senior living centers and charitable events. Danskin, the world’s leading manufacturer of women’s dance and active wear, invited 20 of the L.A. DANCE students to a model photo shoot at the Count Basie Theater in Red Bank. After a professional hair and make-up session, Danskin provided the students with Danskin dancewear to model for the photographs that are used in Danskin’s newsletters and website. And just this past year, students appeared on the Lifetime channel show “Dance Moms”. Over the years, many L.A. Dance students’ graduates have gone on to be college dance majors, accepted careers as dancers on cruise ships, and performed in music videos.

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the past 27 years. Dancing since the age of three, Angela trained at the Joffrey School of Ballet, NYU Tisch School of the Performing Arts, Steps and Broadway Dance Center. She is a graduate of NYU Stern School of Business, and has turned her love of dance into an incredible business- L.A. DANCE SCHOOL OF THE ARTS, in Staten Island, NY where the studio just celebrated their 25th year.

L.A. Dance has trained well over 750 students in its short 10 years of

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Grace, one of the youngest awardees, was honored for her exceptional performance on a rigorous, above-grade-level test given to academically talented students in grades 2-8. The test was part of the CTY Talent Search, which focuses on identifying capacity for academic talent.

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Ranney Lower School student Grace Nivera ‘23 of Holmdel was recently honored as one of the brightest young students in the nation at a regional awards ceremony for academically advanced children sponsored

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More than 38,000 students from over 120 countries participated in the CTY Talent Search; only about 30 percent of the test-takers were honored for their academic performance and potential. The ceremony was held at Rutgers University in late May 2014. Many of the CTY students also qualify for the center’s unique online and summer courses.

Grace’s older brother, Christopher, also participated in CTY in 2012, and was honored for his exceptional performance as a middle school student on the college SAT, ACT or similar test. Christopher attended Ranney School from Pre-K through the eighth grade. He received Ranney’s Ann Kappel Memorial Award in 2013 for demonstrating generosity of spirit and devotion to his fellow students.

“The CTY awards ceremony congratulates students for their academic achievement, and it recognizes the defining roles that parents, educators, and others play in developing the academic talents of our outstanding honorees,” said Elaine Tuttle Hansen, executive director of CTY, in a press release. “For these advanced learners, as with all children, there should be no gap between their capabilities and the opportunities open to them.”

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17th Annual Molzon’s Fall Festival to Benefit Lincroft Elementary PTA The Lincroft School PTA and Molzon’s Garden Center are proud to announce their collaborative efforts for the 17th Annual Molzon’s Fall Festival, which will be held on Saturday, September 27, 2014 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with a rain date of Sunday, September 28, 2014. Molzon’s Garden Center is conveniently located in the heart of Lincroft at 140 Middletown-Lincroft Road.

This is the Lincroft PTA’s kick-off fundraiser for the 20142015 school year. Molzon’s has committed to generously donate 15% of all proceeds from this day directly to the Lincroft Elementary School PTA. These proceeds are used towards the school year’s enrichment programs, technology

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Chabad’s Open Door Policy Welcomes Everyone In anticipation of the upcoming Jewish New Yearm which will be celebrated from September 24 through September 26, 2014 - the Chabad Jewish Center of Holmdel announced its High Holiday Services schedule. They will be “warm, friendly, traditional, and open to all,” says Chabad’s Executive Director, Rabbi Shmaya Galperin. All services will take place at the Holmdel Fire House Hall in Holmdel.

“According to tradition, at the New Year, the doors of heaven are open and God accepts all prayers from anyone,” said Rabbi Galperin. “The least we can do is open our doors as well, to the entire community.” Judaism is accessible to all Jews, and during the High Holidays, our goal is to encourage every Jew to actively participate in these most holy and introspective days.

All are welcome regardless of background or affiliation.

There is no charge or Chabad membership requirement to attend the services; however, a $54 per seat donation is suggested and a sponsorship may be obtained for a $500 donation. No one will be turned away due to lack of funds.

For more information and schedule of High Holiday Services and to reserve your seat, please call Chabad at 732.772.1998, email From our family to yours, wishing you a Happy, Healthy & Sweet New Year!

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