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A Note From the Editor Recently, I was honored to be chosen by the Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore as one of its Phenomenal Women Under 40 for 2017. I feel incredibly humbled to be among the ten women from Ocean and Monmouth counties who were picked for this award. All these ladies are true role models for the younger generation, and I can’t wait to see what they will achieve in their bright futures. The Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore organization is a class act, and the members went above and beyond to make us feel worthy of this special honor. The “Phenoms”, which is what they called us, were showcased at a reception at Park Pavilion in Seaside Park. Below, here I am with my mother, Dee Burtnick (left), and my dear friend, Carol Stillwell (right).

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"RICHES ARE MADE IN NICHES" This quote above is becoming truer every day in America.

In today’s INFORMATION RICH, connected world, in every industry and walk of philanthropy and life, from charities to music to physicians to finances, consumers are seeking specialists and experts at things. I am sure that you find yourself doing it, especially if it pertains to something important like your health, wealth, home, kids, etc.

I suppose it’s always been true, but especially nowadays - every person is his/her own BRAND. Take the extreme example of celebrities and athletes. They are their brand, their name and reputation helps “market” people to get them to go see the movie, the concert or sporting event.

Everyone is a celebrity, everyone has a brand, reputation and persona that gets outwardly broadcast to the circle – be that your family, your community or your world.

When I was a management consultant at a prestigious firm, we managed the concept of “minimizing extinction” – both personal and business. Basically, what can we do better to improve a balance sheet, profitability, net worth or quality of life. In today’s world it’s a shifting paradigm for our youth, as not “marketing” oneself can affect “social extinction” or at some level, separation. Some say that being online, having “a page”, to “tweet”, is almost mandatory.

Sixty years ago, when my grandfather was alive, if he had a problem like a broken bone or an earache, guess what? He only had one choice! He lived in a small town in Italy and he only had one place he could go. It was the little local town doctor who did everything. If it was something major, like some crazy pain or growth, they might ship him to the closest largest town that had a “specialist”. Back then, no one really specialized. The same thing with money - back in the “good old days“, you had your bank, and from there you got all your money services.

And if you lived in a happening place, maybe you had a local insurance agent. But for the most part, it was just one person who did everything for you from insurance, planning, a will, and investing. But today, these financial people are everywhere (trust me I’m one of them)! These are examples of how we have morphed into a SERVICE economy; we as a country PRODUCE very little in terms of goods (possibly due to a waning work ethic or the cost of labor, but that’s a different article). Today, if you have a problem, you go to specialist. If you have a cancer, you’re not going to go to your family doctor. You’re going to go

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to an oncologist. You’ll more likely go to a super subspecialist, an oncologist that specializes in X. And take a wild guess who gets paid the most? The more specialized and the more precise the niche as a physician, the more money you are going to make, and ironically, the smarter you will work and be. You might have to study a little bit more to get there and bust your butt to be an expert, but over time that is the best place to be. To reiterate as this is very important – The more expert you are and the smaller the niche you have, the more money you can potentially make – if you WORK at it.

Whether you’re retired or working; own the business or work for “the company” - this is all about defining your SUP (Special Unique Proposition). This is crucial building block in defining your niche and most importantly clarifies who you can help (as a person or a business) and recognize those you CAN’T (hint: DON’T TRY TO HELP EVERYBODY!) Regardless of what your niche is, you really need to spend some time contemplating your SUP. Sure there is a subset that will say “I REALLY don’t care what other people think”, I get it. But really? Pretend for a minute you had to design a personal website for YOU or your family. What would the tone and the message be? This is your SUP. Be proud of it. The really interesting thing is - once you even somewhat define it, you will see people start magnetically attracting to you - study them, know how to help them and add value to them to create your own fulfillment. So give it some introspection, and go out there and create your niche because “riches (not just money) are made in the niches.”

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Celebrate the Holidays with Hope For Children Foundation On Saturday, December 2, 2017, Hope for Children Foundation (HFCF) is hosting a Mix, Mingle & Jingle Wine Tasting at Bell Works from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Join the members of HFCF to kick off the holiday season in style, while helping raise money for children and families in need within Monmouth County. This is the second Wine Tasting event that the organization has had at Bell Works, with the first being a sold-out, successful event.

This year’s event honors Michael and Tiffanie Salerno, who have been key supporters of HFCF since its inception. Michael is President and CEO of Northeast Professional Planning Group, Inc. and is Second Vice President on the Board of Trustees for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Monmouth County. Tiffanie is managing member of Eagan & Associates, founding member of HFCF and a board of trustees for the ARC of Monmouth County. Together, they reside in Oceanport and are raising two beautiful boys.

HFCF will also be presenting a Humanitarian/Service award to Carmine and Phyllis Visone of Holmdel. This very deserving couple own Home Away from Home Academy (HAFHA) in Aberdeen, have authored “The Visone Method” and are truly philanthropic members of our very own community. For the past four years, HFCF has partnered with HAFHA for their annual toy drive, which has helped over 200 families in need during the holiday season.

The night promises to be an evening to remember. Featured events include silent and live gift auctions, 12 Nights of Giving Cash Raffle (12 identified cases will benefit from this, stay tuned to the selected, well deserving families), catered hors d’oeuvres and food stations from award-winning David Ellis Events, premium tasting experience with dozens of wine, liquor and beer vendors donated by The Wine Academy, a handcrafted cigar station, Professional DJ and dance floor and various live entertainers.

Don’t miss this perfect holiday kickoff! Tickets are only $200 per person, and there are also exciting sponsorship opportunities available. Register today at https://hfcf.org/event/holidays2017/ before it’s sold out!

Hope For Children is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization which is an all-volunteer based charity with 100% of monies raised going back to the local community.

Tiffanie and Michael Salerno will be this year’s Hope for Children Foundation’s honorees.

Hope for Children Foundation’s first wine tasting event was sold out.

Gloria Nilson & Co. Welcomes Two New Agents to Holmdel Office Father and daughter join leading NJ real estate brokerage in Monmouth County Gloria Nilson & Co. Real Estate announces Kristin DeNicola-Vitolo and John DeNicola have joined the company as agents at Gloria Nilson & Co.’s Holmdel office. Prior to this, Kristin and John served the local real estate community at Weichert Realtors.

A lifelong resident of Holmdel, Kristin stays active in her community as a competition class coordinator at Colts Neck Dance and a blood drive chairperson in the area. She received her bachelor’s degree in history from Monmouth University and has an associate degree in paralegal studies.

Born in Middletown, John moved to Holmdel in 1985. Since then, he says he has witnessed the extensive growth of the area, in particular the real estate landscape. John says he applies this knowledge to meet the needs of his clients on a daily basis. He also had been very active in his community as a basketball tournament director for a boys travel team in Holmdel and as a local soccer coach for many years.

“Kristin and John have seen Holmdel evolve into the community so many wish to and do call home today,” said Dana D’Agostino-Ryser, brokermanager of Gloria Nilson & Co.’s Holmdel office. “Their intricate knowledge of the area and commitment to this community have helped them deliver impeccable service to their clients. We’re thrilled to have them on board.”

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Volleyball Tournament Raises Funds for At-Risk Youth

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ig Brothers Big Sisters of Monmouth & Middlesex Counties (BBBSMMC) held its 11th Annual Beach Volleyball Tournament on September 17, 2017 in Manasquan.

The event was presented by Starbucks, Surf Taco, and Gee Gee’s Pizzeria.

“Our Volleyball Tournament has grown each year and we are grateful for the support of the community that helps us raise funds for our 1-to-1 mentoring programs. The event was a fun day on the beach and the result is more Big Brothers and Big Sisters being matched with children in our community,” said William A. Salcedo, Executive Director of BBBSMMC. The fundraiser’s goal was to raise money to continue to enhance the quality and expand the programs that BBBSMMC provides. Its mission is to provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported 1-to-1 relationships that change their lives for the better, forever. Currently there are over 700 children ages 6-18 building relationships with their Bigs that will help them develop personally, socially and academically. The program is solely run on the support from the community through individual gifts, grants and special events.

For more information about Big Brothers Big Sisters of Monmouth & Middlesex Counties, to become a Big or to donate, visit bbbsmmc.org.

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Eagle Project Beautifies the Community Garden

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As part of his Eagle Scout project for Boy Scouts of America, Colts Neck resident Caleb Sass has given his time and energy to spruce up the Community Garden at the Colts Neck Library.

Originally started in 2001, the garden went through a rebirth in 2013 and then again in May of 2016 when it transformed from a ‘children’s garden’ to the Community Garden.

Caleb contacted Janeen Yodakis at the Colts Neck Library to see if there were any projects that would be appropriate for his Eagle Scout requirements to demonstrate leadership of others while performing a project for the benefit of the community.

“I was reluctant to do the project,” Caleb admits.

“But after speaking with Mrs. Yodakis and seeing how much this project would help the town, I was eager to start.”

Caleb is interested in pursuing a career in either architecture or engineering and applied his aptitude for design in the garden. Not having a background in gardening posed a challenge the Colts Neck High School junior was excited to conquer.

“I think it’s a good thing I have no background in gardening. The garden made me learn about, and organize, a project around a subject of which I had no prior knowledge. It was a really great learning experience. I learned about gardening, leadership, and organization,” Caleb shares. “After learning what materials I had available I tried to fill in the shapes that were already in the garden in a way I thought would be practical, possible, and look good.”

When asked what the project required, Caleb is quick to sing the praises of those who helped him.

“A lot of people helped me along the way, but planning and executing the project was my responsibility,” Caleb says. “I had to design the garden, make arrangements for supplies, plan work days, organize volunteers, and communicate with the library and local government. But I got to work with a bunch of great people who helped me a lot.”

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A guitar player and skateboard enthusiast, Caleb will soon join the elite level of Eagle Scout. He has completed all necessary requirements, including his Eagle Project, and now awaits final confirmation.

“I really value Scouting and think it’s something that everyone who has an opportunity to join should do,” Caleb says. “When I first started I wanted to be an Eagle Scout for the obvious reasons, mostly how good it looks on a resume or job application. But as I continued, and became more involved, I realized the importance of what I was learning. I learned life skills way beyond camping and fire starting and have made nearly all of my best friends through Scouting.

Now, to me, the Eagle scout rank is proving I will continue using the skills and the morals I learned for the rest of my life.”

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The evening opened with a National Anthem performance from “The 9/11 Singing Policeman and the Voice that Healed a Nation” tenor Opera singer, Daniel Rodriquez; a welcome from Rennie Rankin, one of the Wellness Program patients at the MS Center and a surprise honoree presentation to the hostess of the Gordon Stillwell Tasting Room and a Leading Lady in Monmouth County, Carol Stillwell.

The merriment included seventy-nine wine samplings plus craft beers and spirits from a host of local distributors arranged by Max’s Beer Wine & Liquor. The exquisite fare accompanying the samplings was provided by local restauranteur Rob Kash and his staff at Metrolpolitan Café/On Location Catering Services, Great Restaurants, Inc. A gift auction, wine toss and serenading music provided entertainment for guests at this spectacular event.

Sponsors of the event included Aetna Better Health of New Jersey, Qualcare, VNA HealthGroup, CentraState’s Medical & Dental Staff, Biogen, BriovaRx, Freehold Radiology – A Princeton Radiology Practice, Laurita Winery, Liberty Pain Center, The Spano Family Charitable Foundation, Inc., and CentraState’s newest community partner Ashley Home Store of Central New Jersey and Staten Island.

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DIVORCE TALK: WHAT'S IN A NAME?

BY PET E R C . PA R A S , E S Q.

“That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet.”

William Shakespeare, “Romeo and Juliet”.

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The Supreme Court decided that the

with the Great Bard for some time, however.

primary custodial parent (in this case, the

Legal disputes over a child’s name are not

mother) was presumed to know what was

uncommon, several even finding their way

best for the child and placed the burden on

to the Supreme Court. Most often the fight

the other parent to prove that the child’s

has been over the child’s last name, but

best interests would be better served by

as you’ll see, first names are sometimes a

denying the request. The Court set down

source of disagreement.

several factors to be considered in making

In 1995 the Supreme Court decided

that decision, among them, the length

Gubernat v. Dermer, which involved a

of time the child has been known by his

couple who was not married and who,

current name, the child’s anxiety from

at birth, agreed to give their son his

having a name that is different from the

father’s last name. Years later the mother

custodial parent, the strength of the child’s

petitioned the Court to change the child’s

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name to hers. Years of litigation ensued.

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interests. The case, however, ended tragically when the father, who was so distraught over the Supreme Court’s decision, killed the child and himself.

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Evans, another dispute over a child’s surname.

In that case the Court did away with the preumption that the primary custodian knows best and ruled that the child’s best interests are the determining factors. The Court also decided that this analysis applies to children born to parents who are not married to each other, as well as children born to parents who are.

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must inevitably keep pace. And so, as could be anticipated, on June 28, 2017, a Family Court judge was called to decide a dispute between exspouses over their sixteen year old child’s first name. The daughter that was born to them was transgender and wanted to legally change his name from Veronica, his birth name, to Trevor, the name he had been using for five years.

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Their devices are with them at all times and it is affecting them physically, emotionally, and socially. It is with this in mind that Oak Hill Academy, an independent elementary school in Lincroft, decided to present “SCREENAGERS: Growing Up in the Digital Age, a documentary about the biggest parenting issue of our time.”

SCREENAGERS asks, “Are you watching kids scroll through life, with their rapid-fire thumbs and a six-second attention span?”

Physician and filmmaker Delaney Ruston saw that happening with her own kids and began a quest to uncover how it might impact their development. As with her other two award-winning documentaries on mental health, Ruston takes a deeply personal approach as she probes into the vulnerable corners of family life, including her own, to explore struggles over social media, video games, academics and internet addiction. Through poignant and unexpectedly funny stories, along with surprising insights from authors, psychologists, and brain scientists, SCREENAGERS reveals how tech time impacts kids’ development and also offers solutions on how adults can empower their kids to best navigate the digital world to find balance.

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SCREENAGERS addresses the most pervasive parenting issue of our time head on—depicting teen struggles over social media, video games, and internet addiction. The film empowers kids to best navigate the digital world and provides practical resources to help them do it. It has been featured on Good Morning America, The Dr. Oz Show, The New York Times, and PBS Newshour.

Oak Hill Academy realized how important this issue had become.

Therefore, the school had two free showings: one for the students during the day on September 28, 2017 and one for its parents on that same day. Presentations were given in the school’s Scire Student Activities Center.

Oak Hill Academy Headmaster Joseph Pacelli commented, “Our school’s responsibility to our students goes beyond teaching them how to read and write. We also need to equip them with the coping skills to grow up in an age when their attention is being demanded from many sources. Our presentation of SCREENAGERS is one means for us to cultivate smart, happy, and healthy children.”

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Alexander Dunlop A Life Coach Who is a True Magician, reaches Amazon Best Seller List with his book, Play Your Cards Right: A Sacred Guide To Life On Earth

Alexander Dunlop reaches #1 in Amazon’s Hot New Releases Category with his book, Play Your Cards Right: A Sacred Guide To Life On Earth.

Alexander is a Harvard graduate and former Wall Street consultant who went on a personal quest to find the meaning of his life.

After attending Jesuit seminary, becoming a Swami in India, and apprenticing to Indigenous Shamans, he found the purpose of his life, much to his surprise, in an ordinary deck of 52 playing cards.

“The deck of playing cards is actually a timeless book of knowledge that was hidden in plain sight,” says Alexander Dunlop. “It reveals the mathematical structure of the quantum field in which we live. And, it’s at least 7,000 years old.”

“According to this timeless knowledge, based on our date of birth, each person has 13 cards to play for life. These cards form our Sacred Blueprint.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Event co-chair Holly Rohlf; Paul Molzon, owner of Molzon Landscaping Nursery; and event co-chair Heather McGrath

Lincroft School & Molzon's Annual Fall Festival

BY SUSAN MURPHY

Lincroft School and Molzon's partnered once again to offer their fun-filled family fall festival on September 23, 2017 at Molzon Landscaping Nursery. It marked the 20th year for the annual event. About 300 people came to the four-hour event and enjoyed activities such as an inflatable obstacle course, pumpkin bowling, milk bottle bash, and ring toss. Crafts such as popcorn hands, sandy candy, and pumpkin painting along with a caricature artist, face painting, guess the pumpkin weight contest and candy corn guessing jar were also part of the event. Over 100 crafts were sold.

New this year was a scarecrow decorating contest which was judged by Molzon's. Prizes were awarded to first, second and third place contest winners. After the festival, families were invited to display their scarecrows in front of Lincroft Elementary School where they will greet students as they enter the building. Some

food was donated by PTA members; hot foods were donated by Aleo’s and Luigi’s.

Molzon’s offered a “Special of the Day,” featuring a fall decoration package that included a cornstalk, pumpkin, 9” mum, a bow and a hay bale. As in years past, Molzon generously donated 15% of the day’s proceeds to the Lincroft PTA. “We are happy to give back to Lincroft School. The PTA and Molzon have worked together for many years to make the Fall Festival a success,” said Paul Molzon.

Co-chairs Heather McGrath and Holly Rohlf said the event was a tremendous success. “Holly and I would both like to thank Boy Scout Troop 110 for the continued support of our PTA events and the Lincroft families and student volunteers who donated their time to make our event a fun-filled day for all families,” said Heather.

Lincroft Fire Fundraiser Set for November 3rd The Ladies Auxiliary of Lincroft Volunteer Fire Company is sponsoring a “Fun at the Firehouse” fundraiser. The festivities start at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, November 3, 2017 at the Lincroft Fire House, located at 601 Newman Springs Road in Lincroft (diagonally across from ACME). The proceeds from the fundraiser will be used to purchase critical equipment for the Lincroft Fire Company. Just as important, the fundraiser offers an opportunity for friends to get together locally and have a great time. Dessert, coffee and tea will be available.

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Zumba Party in Pink Fundraiser To Benefit Breast Cancer Research

Holmdel resident Sandy Molon will once again host a Zumba Party in Pink on Saturday, October 14, 2017 at the Holmdel Recreation Center, located at 6 Crawfords Corner Road in Holmdel, in support of breast cancer research from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. Last year, over 80 people from Middletown, Holmdel, Hazlet, Aberdeen, Jackson, Howell, Colts Neck, Keyport, Freehold, Old Bridge, Perth Amboy, Albany New York, and Pennsylvania attended – all ranging in ages.

Sandy keeps sharing her story in the hopes that women will

take an active role in their care and regularly follow the self-check process. “I was first diagnosed in 2009. I was seven years cancer free when I found the lump myself for the second time. The chances of recurrence were less than 1% and even though I had a double mastectomy in my first diagnosis followed by hormonal therapy I still had a recurrence of the exact same cancer in the exact same place. This time around I had surgery again, chemotherapy, and radiation treatment – and I continued teaching my Zumba classes throughout this entire process. I refuse to let Cancer take my life and the things I enjoy away from me. I cannot stress how important it is for women to self-check on a regular basis. I found my cancer on both occasions.”

For more information, email sandymolon@gmail.com. Tickets are $20 per person (survivors and warriors attend for free.) Tickets are also available at the door, but space is limited.

EXIT Realty Collecting for Lunch Break Let’s give back to our community by helping others! EXIT Realty East Coast is collecting nonperishable food starting now through October 31, 2017 for Lunch Break. Lunch Break provides life’s necessities for our community members in need. Their mission is to alleviate

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and West End Dogs will play from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. Beer and wine will be available in the Red Barn. Local food vendors will be serving delicious foods and desserts, such as sausage and peppers and Italian Ice, and much more. Craft vendors will offer a wide variety of items for purchase.

The evening’s highlighted events are the movie, “It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown” at 7:00 p.m., and the much-anticipated fireworks at 8:00 p.m.

So keep the date open, dress in your best fall colors, and take the family to Holmdel’s Harvest Fest on October 7th. It will a day and evening in which to make memories!

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BY SUSAN MURPHY

Unbroken Warriors held its second annual Touch a Truck event at Dearborn Market in Holmdel on September 23, 2017. Roughly 1800 people attended, filling the front, side and back lots just 45 minutes into the event! Last year about 1300 attended.

There were 41 trucks available for the children to touch, sit on, and enjoy, including a John Deere tractor, Postal Service truck, an ambulance and a police car. The activities were free with paid admission. These included a scribble car (an actual car donated from a junkyard) that little ones could write and draw on; several activities with Yoga for Kids; a fun bus where kids played inside with the equipment; and a coloring table of truck pictures to color and keep. Pinot's Palette of Red Bank, allowed kids to paint an 8x8 canvas for $5 and donated all purchases back to Unbroken Warriors.

PM Pediatrics had a child health information table. Dearborn had

free hayrides and handed out over 1,000 free ice cream samples. It also offered special coupons and give-aways for paid guests.

“Unbroken Warriors is so fortunate to be surrounded by communities who care for our military veterans. Dearborn Market and their parent company have been more than gracious with offering their land and resources two years in a row. Without so many supportive businesses arriving with trucks and equipment, municipal departments, and county officials offering their time today, events like this wouldn’t be possible. We are all thrilled that we can help all of these companies and departments connect with our youngest New Jersey residents, while raising money and awareness for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Complex Post Traumatic Disorder,” shared Michael and Christine Dowens, founders of Unbroken Warriors, Holmdel.

Michael Dowens (pictured) and his wife Christine are the founders of Unbroken Warriors.

CILU to Host Candidate’s Forum Holmdel Candidate’s Forum is being planned for October 16, 2017 at 7:30 p.m. in the Holmdel Community Center. This event, sponsored by Citizens for Informed Land Use (CILU), in conjunction with the League of Women Voters, is an opportunity for Holmdel residents to meet the candidates for Holmdel Township Committee and learn where they stand on the important issues facing the town. Two seats for Township Committee will be open next year.

Candidates for these seats are Greg Buontempo (Republican

incumbent), Larry Luttrell (Democrat), Rocco Pascucci (Republican) and Barbara Singer (Democrat).

CILU’s mission is “to promote government decision-making based on open communication with an informed electorate and nonpartisan public debate”. The group looks forward to this opportunity to facilitate discussion about Holmdel’s local government. All are welcome and light refreshments will be served.

Monmouth County SPCA will hold Annual Fur Ball Celebrate a Night for Paws! Get your tickets today for Monmouth County SPCA’s largest fundraiser of the year as they host its 2017 Fur Ball on October 14, 2017 from 6:00 to 11:00 p.m. The Fur Ball will be held at the Sheraton Hotel in Eatontown and will be honoring Kelly DeMarco, a long-time, instrumental supporter and volunteer who helps to raise awareness for the MCSPCA’s mission, by creating new opportunities for fundraising with her out-of-the-box thinking, and 34

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cultivating relationships within the community. This year’s theme is MASQUERADE so get ready to dress up, have fun and dance the night away - plus dogs are welcome to the event and can participate in a costume contest!

Details and ticket information are available at monmouthcountyspca.org.

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Inexpensive family fun - a roundtrip ride to the pumpkin patch on the Hay Wagon, running through the challenging Corn Maze, climbing the Hay Bale Pyramid, Using the happy Hay Bale Maze (perfect for the little ones!), exploring the exciting Straw Crawl – a winding non-scary hay bale tunnel and taking pictures in front of the fun harvest backdrop. More info dearbornmarket.com.

17th Annual Oktoberfest in Highlands

Celebrate your German roots by drinking craft beer, feasting on wurst, and dancing in your lederhosen at this all-day festival on Main Street between 8th & 10th Avenues in Belmar. There’s something for everyone, featuring stein hoisting and pumpkin decorating contests, and live music. Located between 8th & 10th Ave. Visit visitbelmarnj. com

Fashion En Rose

October 12th - 6:00 to 10:-00 p.m.

Downtown Red Bank

Emulating the world-renowned beer festival in Munich, this event guarantees a fun-filled day of eating, drinking and dancing the German way. Located at Veterans Park at 1 pm. Visit www.highlandsnj.com

Celebrate beauty, fashion and accessories at Downtown Red Bank as Red Bank Business Alliance presents a fashion show with fashions by Sweetest Sin, Garmany, Theo, Madison, En Rose, Goldtinker, Sorella Bouutique and more.

Look for the event on Facebook.

Keyport Screamin’ Country Jamboree

Skeletons: A Day of the Dead Bedtime Story

October 7th – 2:00 to 9:00 p.m.

October 7th – 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

October 8th – 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Put on your cowboy (or cowgirl) boots and mosey on down to Monmouth County’s favorite country music and food festival! The two-day event on Waterfront Park features a fireworks bonanza, food, amusement rides, games, vendors and crafters aplenty. More info at visitkeyport.org.

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Belmar Oktoberfest

October 8 – 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

October 12th through October 15th Marion Huber Theater | Best for ages 7 and up

Skeletons is a lighthearted comedy about a boy, Jimmy, who is dealing with the loss of his best friend, his Grandfather. His parents try everything to help Jimmy cope, but nothing works, until the eve of Day of the Dead, when his Grandfather comes back to life for just one night to orchestrate an adventure! Tickets at tworivertheater.org

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Monmouth County Historical Association’s Tavernfest

October 13th – 7:00 to 10:00 p.m.

You and your friends are invited to gather for an evening of beer tasting, tavern spirits, music, dancing and more at the historic Allen House, circa 1710, located at 400 Sycamore Avenue in Shrewsbury, to benefit the Association. More info, visit monmouthhistory.org.

Brookdale Haunted Theatre

October 13th through October 15th October 20th through October 22nd October 27th through October 29th Kids Tour | October 22nd, 23rd, 29th, and 30th

Those brave enough to step into this demented dimension of morbid horrors will be required to face their worst nightmares at Brookdale Community College. The risk is all yours – you have been warned! Kids tours available also. More info, visit brookdalehauntedtheater.com.

Project Write Now’s Fundraiser – Come Together October 13th - 7:00 to 11:00 p.m.

Join in for its second annual fundraiser for a special celebration of storytelling from their writers at Two River Theater. Enjoy a cocktail hour, staged reading and live music.

Visit projectwritenow.org for tickets.

Yoga + Babes + Beer

October 14th - 12:00 to 3:00 p.m.

Join in for a day of yoga, babes, and beer! Do some yoga, shop the vendors, drink beer, and network with other babes to help bring the

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community together at Asbury Park Brewery! Tickets and info at mettamadeusa.com.

Art Of Thriving (a non-profit conference)

October 17th – 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Investors Bank wants your Thompson Park Day organization to thrive, but we know October 15th – 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. that isn’t always an easy task to From the scarecrow contest to manage in turbulent times. The doggie costume contest, Thompson goal for this year’s Investors Bank Park Day in Lincroft offers Conference is to motivate and everything a fall festival should - inspire Not-for-Profit professionals pumpkin painting, wagon rides, and Board Members as they kids’ races, entertainment and so work together to accomplish their much more! Admission and parking missions and unleash their full are free; some activities have a fee. potential with shrinking resources.

More info at monmouthcountyparks. The speakers will provide guidance com. and case studies on how not-forprofits can think strategically about Red Bank CROP Hunger Walk what is central to achieving their vision. Keynote speaker is Chris October 15th – 1:00 p.m.

Daggett, President and CEO for (registration) 2:00 p.m. (walk) Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation.

Red Bank CROP Hunger Walk More info at http://events.r20. is a 5-Mile Walk to raise funds c o n s t a n t c o n t a c t. c o m /r e g i s t e r/ to support local programs in event?oeidk=a07eel4mqtsec76862 Monmouth County, New Jersey, and global programs around the d&llr=9uhbevkab world. Join your friends, family and neighbors as we walk to end hunger Haunted Hayrides! one step at a time! More info at October 20th & October 21st redbankcropwalk.com.

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Women Entrepreneurs Rock 4

October 16th – 6:00 to 9:30 p.m.

This free event at The Stone Pony is for business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs throughout New Jersey. The goal of the Women Entrepreneurs Rock event (#WeRockSmallBiz and #WER4) is to facilitate a real dialog about topics that are important to women business owners. More info, visit Women Entrepreneurs Rock on Facebook.

October 27th & October 28th 6:00 to 9:30 p.m.

In the dark of the night, the ghosts, ghouls, and monsters fill the haunted village. From woods to historic homes the Historic Village at Allaire takes on a dark twist for the Halloween season. Admission includes: Haunted Hayride, Mr. Allaire’s Home, and the Haunted Village itself! Enter if you dare!

More info at allairevillage.org.

Laurita Oktoberfest with Food Trucks & Fire Pits!

October 21st – 11:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

October 22nd - 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Experience the trending Gourmet Food Truck offerings while sipping on wine and enjoying a seat to watch the fireworks! Live music and good friends will make this day special! More info at lauritawinery. com.

Mindfulness for Moms at Woman’s Club of Red Bank

October 28th - 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Are you looking to find your sense of CALM in Motherhood? This can completely change the way you show up as a Mother! Mindful Moms Revolution presents a seminar featuring Judy Banks, Anna Gannon, Angie Harris, Hunter-Clarke- Fields and Rebekah Borucki. 20% of sales go to 180 Turning Lives Around. For tickets go to mindfulnessformoms. eventbrite.com

Cut-a-Thon for Hurricane Relief

October 30th – 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Help those in need after Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria and whatever else Mother Nature throws our way!

Join in for a teach-in from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., 100% of the proceeds from which will benefit the Professional Beauty Association’s Disaster Relief Fund. $50 for the Cutathon event, there will also be manicures, massages, food and drink there! More info at facebook. com/concretecares

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Red Bank CROP Hunger Walk Slated for October 15th In 1979, the first CROP event in the Red Bank area was a small band of people, organized by Rev. David Muyskens, Shrewsbury Presbyterian pastor, who cleaned up the beach and raised over $3000. In 1980, they held a volley-ball-athon. Then in 1981, the First Red Bank CROP Walk was organized by Sarah and Len Dunikowski from Tower Hill Presbyterian Church and 15 churches participated, raising $6,127.

The 37th annual Red Bank CROP Hunger Walk, the largest all volunteer CROP Hunger walk in the nation, will be held on Sunday, October 15, 2017 at Red Bank Regional High School with registration at 1:00 p.m. and the walk start at 2:00 p.m.

Red Bank CROP Hunger Walk is a 5-Mile Walk to raise funds to support local programs in Monmouth County, New Jersey, and global programs around the world. Join your friends, family and neighbors as we walk to end hunger one step at a time!

For more information, email redbankcropwalk@gmail.com or visit www.redbankcropwalk.com.

Girl Scouts of Jersey Shore Award “Phenomenal Women Under 40” Honorees Ten outstanding young professionals have been honored as 2017 recipients of the Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore’s award for Phenomenal Women Under 40, sponsored

by BlueClaws Charities. The award, better known as the Phenom Award, honors emerging, young, female leaders under the age of 40 from Monmouth and Ocean counties. It not only recognizes professional women for who they are, but also for the potential they might achieve in their futures.

“When our Girl Scouts look to the community for role models, we want to show them young women professionals who are making a difference today,” said Susan H. McClure, chief executive officer, Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore. “Our Phenom Award recipients are fearless and daring leaders who set an example in everything they do. Their drive and determination make them excellent examples of women who aren’t afraid to try new things and who do whatever it takes to get the job done.”

Girl Scouts offers girls a one-of-a-kind opportunity to engage in leadership at the highest levels while addressing issues they feel passionately about. It is the only organization creating the female leadership pipeline for the next generation. Phenom Award recipients are examples of the gogetters, innovators, risk-takers, and leaders

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Phenom Award honorees pose at Park Pavilion in Seaside Park on September 14, 2017.

Back row, left to right: Christina Lazaro, Paige Baran, Samantha Rice, Tracy Mutchiga, Allison Havemann-Niedrach and Jamie Stone.

Front row, left to right: Kelly Fliller, Carolyn Burtnick, Danielle Bagdzinski, and Michelle Kelly

who inspire girls as they grow to live the Girl Scout mission and become women of courage, confidence and character, who will make the world a better place.

Phenom Award honorees received their award at a special cocktail reception on September 14, 2017 at Park Pavilion in Seaside Park.

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A Message from the Holmdel Mayor Dear Holmdel Residents,

At the Bell Works building, companies are moving into their custom designed workspace. One of these businesses, Vydia was recently named by Inc. Magazine as one of the nation’s fastest growing private companies. Holmdel’s iconic Bell Labs is re-emerging as home to nationally recognized, thriving, technology companies at Bell Works.

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When you sign up you will receive important updates so you will be notified of all-important information regarding our community. Go to holmdeltownship-nj.com/list.aspx and click on the "notify me" link.

September saw the addition of national retailer Hobby Lobby to the Holmdel Town Center. The store officially opened in the former space once held by A&P. This hobby store, one of the largest in the state, has occupied all 42,000 square feet of the former supermarket. The ribbon cutting was a wonderful event, attended by store management as well as local officials.

For those unfamiliar with this organization, Hobby Lobby is the largest privately owned arts-and-crafts retailer in the world with over 750 stores and 32,000 employees. The store has created over 50 new jobs in our community. September was also the month our community gathers to remember the victims and first responders from 9-11. This year at the 9-11 memorial in front of Town Hall we gathered to do just that with a ceremony of quiet ref lection and remembrance.

Harvest Fest is returning to Holmdel on Saturday, October 7, 2017. Bring the entire family to Bayonet Farm from 12:00 to 9:00 p.m. for our annual Harvest Fest. This year’s festival features food vendors, craft vendors, live music, petting zoo, pony rides and wagon rides. The movie "It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown" will be shown at 7:00 p.m. on the large screen, which will be followed by fireworks at 8:00 p.m.

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Saint John Vianney High School “Stuffs The Bus For Texas”

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Students G. Beitler, R. Gonzalez, C. DiMezza, S. Ciupinski, SJVHS Advancement Officer Mrs. Julie Pasquale, and SJVHS Employee Mr. Steve Giannios unload the items at Holmdel Fire & Rescue Company #2 facility.

Saint John Vianney High School (SJVHS) students, staff, and faculty participated in a Texas Hurricane Relief Drive along with the Holmdel Fire & Rescue Company #2 and the Holmdel OEM. The SJVHS community collected items, such as batteries, diapers, toiletries, cleaning supplies, buckets, work gloves, flashlights, first aid kits, laundry detergent, storage bins, blankets, and socks.

These items were packed in an SJVHS school bus and brought to Holmdel Fire & Rescue Company #2, where they will be delivered to those in Texas affected by Hurricane Harvey.

SJVHS Advancement Officer, Mrs. Julie Pasquale, and SJVHS Principal Mr. Steven DiMezza organized this event, along with Holmdel Detective, Eric Hernando. Mrs. Pasquale states, “It’s not my nature to be a spectator, to stand by and watch. Stuff the Bus for Texas was a humbling experience for me. It directed me to refocus from the trivial, on to what matters. What matters is trying to provide comfort and relief to so many people in need.”

Many students helped to transport the items that were collected. SJVHS junior Coleton DiMezza said, “Ever since I heard reports about Hurricane Harvey, I instantly thought about how Hurricane Sandy tremendously affected me in 2012. Sandy blew in and destroyed a big portion of certain parts of New Jersey, and I cannot imagine how Houston was going to prepare for a similar storm. There simply isn’t a way to prepare. This is why I felt the need to give back and possibly help the people of Houston. Even in small amounts, any donation to people in need can be helpful. I am glad the SJV community was able to contribute to this amazing cause”.

“My heart swells thinking about the outpouring of support through the generous donations we received from our community.

Everyone, in their own way, pitched in to aid those impacted by this disaster. I feel that it made deeper connections within our SJVHS Community as well as re-instilling gratitude in our hearts,” states Mrs. Pasquale.

Coleton DiMezza shared, “My prayers go out to all the people affected by the storm.”

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Holmdel Kiwanis Held Annual Pig Roast STORY: SUSAN MURPHY Left to right: Holmdel Kiwanis Board Member Ron DeLuca, Co-Chairs Anu Khare and Ted LaBarca speak to those attending the annual Wine and Beer Tasting Event. Band members from ExpressWay stand beside them.

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You’re buying years of frustration and moments of joy.

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And with those words, you are invited to experience a local artist’s heart by attending the 18th Annual Colts Neck Friends of the Library Fine Art Show and Sale. Opening reception is Friday, October 13, 2017 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. with a Meet the Artists wine tasting featuring the local wines of 4JG’s Winery, and a suggested donation of $10.00 at the door.

Gallery will be open in the lower level of the library for two consecutive weekends: Saturday, October 14th and Sunday, October 15th and October 21st and October 22nd, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day. This is a cultural event highlighting the many talented artists who call Colts Neck home, with 20% of sales going to Friends of the Library Foundation to fund library programs and improvements.

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The Kiwanis Club of Holmdel held its seventh annual Wine and Beer tasting on September 16, 2017 at the Dearborn Market Greenhouse. The wine and beer tasting, courtesy of Junction Liquors in Belford, was accompanied by a delicious barbecue and pig roast. Guests were entertained by the band ExpressWay, a 50/50 raffle rounded out the evening. Ted LaBarca, who co-chaired the event with Anu Khare noted that the 100 guests who attended included family and friends, Holmdel Kiwanis President Anthony Montagna, members of the Keyport Kiwanis and other local Kiwanis, friends from the Frances Foundation as well as Holmdel Mayor Gregory Buontempo, and Holmdel Police Captain Frank Allocco.

“The band was great and everyone seemed to have a great time and enjoyed the event.

We appreciate the support from everyone who attended. All of the Kiwanis members worked hard to make this a success,” said LaBarca. He explained that the Holmdel Kiwanis serves the Bayshore area of Monmouth and Ocean Counties and works with many non-profit organizations by holding fundraisers to support them or volunteering with them when needed. All of the proceeds go back to charities such as the Frances Foundation, Jason’s Dreams for Kids, the Rainbow Foundation, and many other local charities.

Holmdel Kiwanis Club also has a Service Leadership Program that includes K-Kids from grammar schools, Builders Clubs from middle schools, Key Clubs from high schools, Circle K Clubs from colleges, as well as Aktion Clubs for adults living with disabilities. Kiwanis International is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time.

For further information, visit www.holmdelkiwanis.org.

Colts Neck Lions to Hold Annual Pancake Breakfast

The Colts Neck Lions Club will hold its 23rd Annual Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, October 28, 2017 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Colts Neck Reformed Church, located at 139 Route 537 in Colts Neck. Families will be treated to family fun with prizes, raffles, and as always children are encouraged to come dressed up in their costumes. The Lions will be serving a delicious breakfast for hundreds of patrons for only $5 per adult and $3 per child. A portion of the proceeds will go towards the playground project – Lions Sensory Den at Dorbrook Park in Colts Neck. The total cost of this state-of-the-art playground which can be used by all is $125,000. The Lions are asking for your help to reach this goal by donating what you can. All donations are tax deductible.

For information on how your gift can be memorialized or for any other questions, contact club president Justin Lotano at 732.616.4747 or justin.lotano@wfadvisors.com.

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Expect to see these wonderful volunteers at the free day of dentistry in Lincroft on October 19th!

DENTISTRY FROM THE HEART, Newman Springs Dental Care’s gift of a free day of dentistry, will be held on Thursday, October 19, 2017. The dental volunteers will provide examinations, digital x-rays, blood pressure and Velscope (advanced oral cancer) screenings. A choice of an extraction, filling or cleaning will be provided to those 18 years and older who arrive at the Lincroft practice.

Registration begins at 7:00 a.m. and is first come, first served. The first 120 adults are guaranteed to be seen.

This year’s event will be the tenth annual Dentistry From The Heart event for Newman Springs Dental Care at 539 Newman Springs Road in Lincroft. Last year, over $54,514 of free dental care was provided to 84 patients in a single day. Since 2007, that’s over $500,000 in care for more than 1300 grateful recipients in the greater Lincroft area.

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THE 12U COLTS NECK COUGARS recently returned from playing in the Cooperstown All-Star Village Baseball Tournament in Oneonta, New York. An accomplishment in itself to be a part of this tournament, the Cougars were one of 50 teams from 11 states, plus Canada, to play. The Cougars had 10 players hit a total of 22 homeruns in the eight games played (led by Andrew McDevitt with five, Tyler Mayerhoff and Ryan Johnson each with three), and even included nine in one game vs. Canada.

The Cougars were the first team to represent Colts Neck in the tournament after several years, and only a few have been in it since 2000. Highlights of their trip included winning a playoff game, going to the Baseball Hall of Fame, meeting other players from around the country and from Canada, a team skills competition, team pin trading and visiting family fun centers in the area. The Cougars had 12 players attend - Chris Brown, Kris Bhatnagar, Nick Mavica, Ryan Johnson, Brandon Ladzinski, Eli Novario, Katie Finnegan, Andrew McDevitt, Chris Sasso, Christian Zito, Andrew Gonzales and Tyler Mayerhoff, including five coaches - CJ Brown, Scott Mavica, Mark Ladzinski, Joe Novario and Don Johnson.

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Dorothea Bongiovi to Host Women Making a Difference Awards The Junior League of Monmouth County Women Making a Difference Awards give recognition to every day heroes who are making significant contributions to our community: the women volunteers who give of their time and treasure and are compensated with only love and gratitude. On November 3, 2017, Dorothea Dorothea, with her Bongiovi will help present husband, Jon Bon Jovi in the awards at the recently the spring of 2017. renovated Shadowbrook Estate in Shrewsbury. Well known for her own philanthropic contributions, Bongiovi will represent the organization known for promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women, and improving our community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.

In its fourth year, the luncheon is intended to increase the awareness of the importance of volunteering. Award nominations were open through mid-September and the honoring organization will receive $1,000 on behalf of the woman who is granted the Community Volunteer Award at the luncheon. The 2016 award went to Arlene Lospinoso from Family & Children’s Service in Long Branch.

Dorothea Bongiovi, a resident of Middletown, cofounded the JBJ Soul Kitchens in Red Bank and Toms River and was recently honored with the New Jersey Governor’s Jefferson Volunteer Leadership Award. The award recognizes individuals who, by their example and efforts, inspire and recruit others to become actively involved in volunteerism and community service. Bongiovi also received the 2017 Jacquelyn Kennedy Onassis Award for Outstanding Public Service Benefitting the Local Community during a ceremony in Washington, D.C. this past June.

The Junior League of Monmouth County, founded in 1939, has devoted nearly eighty years of service to the community in a variety of ways. The group’s membership commits more than 20,000 hours to the community each year, equal to an in-kind donation of $300,000. In the past decade, the Junior League has contributed time and funds to more than 25 community projects in Monmouth County, including youth programs, substance abuse resources, family services, nursing and literacy programs, as well as many other worthwhile endeavors. By honoring women, and promoting such a breadth of volunteerism, the Junior League facilitates the empowerment of girls to become confident women.

To purchase tickets for the luncheon or to secure a sponsorship, visit jlmc.org.

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“Dance for Kindness” on the Streets of Red Bank

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Life Vest Inside, a non-profit organization on a mission to empower and unite the world with kindness, is organizing its 6th Annual World Wide “Dance for Kindness” event to take place on November 12, 2017 in Red Bank. This f lash mob dance is a part of the global celebrations that take place on World Kindness Day promoting kindness, compassion and empathy. Local Red Bank residents and schools will unite with nearly 90 locations spanning across 42 countries to dance under the banner of kindness. The f lash mob dance will take place at Broad Street and White Street at 12:30 p.m. To register to dance, visit lifevestinside. com/dfk/register-to-dance.

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You and your friends are invited to gather with The Monmouth County Historical Association for an evening of beer tasting, tavern spirits, music, dancing and more at the historic Allen House, circa 1710, located at 400 Sycamore Avenue in Shrewsbury, to benefit the Association on Friday, October 13, 2017 from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Visit monmouthhistory.org for more details!

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teas​ f​ rom​ ​around​ t​ he world​ a ​ midst​ e ​ clectic​ ​eye-popping​ l​ ocal​ a ​ rt​ o ​ n​ ​the​ ​ walls,​ ​all​ ​while​ ​enjoying​ ​the​ ​company​ o ​ f​ c​ ats and​ k ​ ittens.​ ​On​ t​ op​ ​of​ t​ hat,​ ​ proceeds​ h ​ elp​ f​ und​ ​the​ c​ are​ ​and​ ​adoption​ o ​ f​ ​the​ ​resident​ c​ ats.​ ​This is​​​ ​ unusual​ e ​ nough,​ b ​ ut​ t​ he​ s​ tory​ b ​ ehind​ C ​​ atsbury Cafe Tea House and Cat Lounge in​ A ​ sbury Park​ ​makes​ ​it​ e ​ ven​ m ​ ore​ ​compelling.​ I​ n​ t​ he​ ​relaxed​ a ​ nd​ ​ friendly​ ​​Catsbury Cafe,​ i​ t​ i​ s​ ​hard​ ​to imagine​ t​ he​ l​ abor,​ ​time​ ​and​ c​ ircuitous​ ​ route​ ​it​ t​ ook​ ​to​ ​make​ t​ his​ ​vision​ a ​ ​ r​ eality.​ ​​Right up front you need to know that the cat visiting room is separated by glass from the dining area so that even those who are not enamored of cats will find Catsbury Cafe is a destination in its own right and sparkling clean. ​​​​​​​​​C ​ at​c​ afes​​are​​a​​relatively​​new​p ​ henomenon. ​T ​ he​fi ​ rst​​one​​was​s​ tarted​​ in​ 1 ​ 998​ ​in​ ​Taiwan​ ​but really​ t​ ook​ o ​ ff​ ​in​ ​Japan​ ​in​ ​2004, ​ a ​ s​ a ​ ​w ​ ay​ ​for​ c​ at​​ lovers​ ​to​ i​ nteract​ w ​ ith​ c​ ats​ i​ n​ ​crowded​ ​cities. Now​ ​the​ ​cafes​ ​are​ g ​ aining​ ​ popularity​ ​around​ ​the​ ​world​ ​and​ ​in​ t​ he​ ​US; ​Monmouth​ ​County residents​ ​ are​ f​ ortunate​ ​to​ ​be​ o ​ n​ ​the​ c​ utting​ e ​ dge​ a ​ nd​ t​ o​ h ​ ave​ o ​ ne​ i​ n​ ​our​ o ​ wn​ ​ backyard. ​​I​​met with​​owner​​DJ​​Bornschein​a ​ nd​m ​ anager​​Jamie​​Nichols​j​ust​​ before​t​ he​​September​G ​ rand Opening​a ​ nd​l​earned​​how​​DJ​c​ ame​​to​​create​​ the​c​ afe​​with​J​amie, ​w ​ ho​​hails​f​ rom​A ​ ustralia. ​​​​​​​​​​ ​​DJ, ​a ​ n​A ​ sbury​r​ esident, ​s​ tarted​​out​a ​ t​1 ​ 9​y ​ ears​​old​​working​​in​s​ tage​​ management​ ​for​ a ​ ​ l​ocal band, “Bouncing​ S ​ ouls.” ​ ​He​ ​traveled​ e ​ xtensively​​ with​ t​ he​ b ​ and​ a ​ nd​ ​while​ ​working​ i​n​ ​San Francisco​ ​three​ ​years​ a ​ go, ​ D ​ J​​ heard​ t​ here​ ​was​ ​a​ l​ ocal​ ​cat​ c​ afe. ​ ​A s​ a ​ ​ ​cat​ l​ over​ h ​ e​ d ​ ecided​ t​ o​ ​see what​ ​ it​ ​was​ a ​ ll​ a ​ bout. ​ H ​ e​ h ​ ad​ n ​ o​ i​ dea​ w ​ hat​ t​ o​ e ​ xpect, ​ a ​ nd​ ​the​ ​visit​ c​ hanged​ ​ his​ ​life. He​ w ​ as getting​ r​ eady​ ​to​ m ​ ake​ ​a​ ​change​ ​in​ ​his​ c​ areer​ ​but​ h ​ ad​ n ​ o​ ​ concrete​ ​plans.​ ​​ “​ An​ ​hour​ b ​ efore​ I​ walked​ ​in​ ​that​ p ​ lace,​ I​ ​ ​didn’t​ k ​ now​ w ​ hat​ ​I​ was​ ​going​ ​to​ ​do​ ​and​ ​then​ I​ ​ ​walked​ ​in​ a ​ nd​ ​saw​ ​a​ v ​ ision in​ m ​ y​ h ​ ead​ ​of​ ​where​ ​ we​​are​​now,​​this​​cat​​cafe.”​​​​He​e ​ mphasized​​that​t​ he​​home-like​​environment for​t​ en​​to​​fifteen​​cats​l​ends​i​tself​t​ o​s​ how​s​ hy​c​ ats​​better​t​ han​i​n​​a​​shelter​​ cage.​ ​​ A ​ nd​ h ​ e​ ​knew​ i​ t had​ t​ o​ b ​ e​ ​in​ h ​ is​ h ​ ome​ t​ own.​ “​ Asbury​ i​ s​ ​just​ ​the​ r​ ight​ ​ amount​ ​of​ ​eclectic,​ ​and​ t​ he​ ​right​ ​amount​ o ​ f progressive​ ​and​ ​weird​ ​and​ ​ different​ ​and​ ​it​ j​ust​ ​made​ s​ ense.”​ T ​ he​ ​plus​ ​for​ ​DJ​ ​was​ a ​ lso​ t​ he mission.​ “​ It​​ is​​a​b ​ usiness​w ​ here​t​ he​​ultimate​g ​ oal​a ​ nd​​aim​i​s​t​ o​h ​ elp​fi ​ nd​r​ escue​​homes​​ for​​cats and​​to​​do​​something​​positive.”​​​N ​ ow​​intrigued​b ​ ut​​not​q ​ uite​​ready​​ to​ s​ tart,​ ​DJ​ t​ old​ n ​ o​ ​one​ o ​ f​ ​his plan.​ H ​ e​ ​decided​ ​to​ ​visit​ ​as​ m ​ any​ ​cat​ ​cafes​​ as​ ​possible​ ​and​ ​through​ ​his​ ​travel​ ​with​ ​the​ ​band over​ ​the​ ​following​ ​year,​ ​ he​ ​visited​ ​cafes​ ​in​ H ​ awaii,​ ​Oregon,​ C ​ alifornia,​ ​New​ ​York,​ E ​ ngland​ ​and over​ ​ 30​c​ afes​​just​​in​​Japan.​​He​l​earned​​what​t​ o​​do​a ​ nd​m ​ ore​​importantly,​w ​ hat​​ he​w ​ anted​​to avoid.​D ​ J’s​b ​ and​​travels​h ​ ad​​also​t​ aken​​him​t​ o​​Australia​​now​​ and​a ​ gain​o ​ ver​​a​​period​​of​t​ en years.​​There​h ​ e​m ​ et​​Australian​​native,​​Jamie​​ Nichols,​ ​who​ ​also​ ​worked​ ​in​ ​the​ ​music​ ​industry​ ​in merchandising.​ ​They​ ​ became​ ​friends​ ​and​ J​amie​ ​has​ ​joined​ ​​Catsbury as​ ​the​ ​manager.​ ​DJ​ ​put​ i​t ​ ay.​​“ I​​hired​​her​t​ o​b ​ e​m ​ y​​boss—best​​decision​​I​​ever​​made.” this​w

By​ ​the​ ​time​ h ​ e​ a ​ pproached​ t​ he​ A ​ sbury​ o ​ fficials​ i​n​ t​ he​ b ​ uilding​ a ​ nd​​

health​ ​departments​ ​with the​ c​ oncept, ​ h ​ e​ h ​ ad​ ​a​ s​ olid​ p ​ roposal. ​ H ​ e​ a ​ lso​ ​ had​ ​a​ l​ ot​ ​of​ ​knowledge​ ​and​ ​experience​ ​in managing​ m ​ ultiple​ c​ ats, ​ ​because​ ​ Catsbury Park Tea House and Cat Lounge owner, DJ Bornschein

he​ w ​ as​ ​fostering​ c​ ats​ ​for​ ​adoption​ f​ rom​ ​his​ ​A sbury​ h ​ ome. Catsbury​ ​ teamed​u ​ p​w ​ ith​t​ he​M ​ onmouth​​County​​SPCA​a ​ nd​​DJ​​has​s​ pecial​p ​ raise​​for​​ Nina​ t​ here. Cats​ a ​ re​ c​ arefully​ s​ creened​ f​ or​ h ​ ealth​ ​and​ ​personality. ​ ​All​ c​ ats​ ​ and​ ​kittens​ a ​ re​ ​available​ f​ or adoption, ​ b ​ ut​ i​ n​ a ​ ny​ c​ ase, ​ ​will​ ​have​ a ​ ​ f​ orever​ ​ home​ a ​ t​ ​Catsbury. ​ D ​ J​ h ​ opes​ t​ o​ p ​ ut​ a ​ ​ ​special emphasis​o ​ n​ ​taking​ ​in​ t​ hose​ ​ adult​ ​cats​ ​whose​ o ​ wners​ a ​ re​ ​in​ ​hospice​ ​and​ ​can​ ​no​ ​longer​ ​care​ ​for them. ​ ​​ ​​ ​

While​ ​I​ ​visited​ t​ he​ ​cat​ ​room​ ​with​ ​DJ, ​ ​Jamie​ ​was​ ​setting​ ​up​​

the​ c​ afe​ ​section.​ ​She​ ​noted​ ​that while​ ​the​ ​cats​ ​are​ ​the​ ​main​ ​ attraction,​ ​they​ ​wanted​ ​the​ ​dining​ ​part​ ​to​ ​stand​ ​out​ ​as​ ​well.​ ​ The​ ​​Cafe is​ ​a​ ​wonderful​ ​example​ ​of​ ​a​ ​true​ c​ ommunity​ ​effort.​​ Light​ ​fare​ a ​ nd​ ​snacks​ ​are​ ​packaged​ ​and provided​ ​by​ ​A sbury’s​ ​ own​ ​​Lettuce & Lemon,​ ​where​ ​one​ ​of​ ​the​ ​owners​ ​is​ ​DJ’s​ ​friend​​ from elementary​ ​school.​ ​And​ ​appropriately,​ ​the​ ​food​ ​company​ is​ ​named​ ​Lettuce​ ​and​ ​Lemon​ ​after​ ​the caterers’​ ​t wo​ ​cats.​ ​The​ ​ revolving​ ​artwork​ ​is​ ​provided​ ​by​ ​​Parlor Gallery across​ ​the​ ​street.​ ​

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Hominy Hill Farm & Golf Course Designated as Historic Landmark Subtle Changes Make the Woman

Left to right: Colts Neck Township Committeeman & Historical Preservation Liaison Frank Rizzuto; Colts Neck Mayor Russell Macnow; Monmouth County Freeholder Director Lillian G. Burry; Chairman of the Colts Neck Historical Preservation Committee, Monmouth County Park System Chief, Acquisition & Design Department Gail Hunton; and Monmouth County Park System Director James Truncer

On September 26, 2017, Hominy Hill Farm & Golf Course was officially designated as a historic landmark with a bronze marker. Freeholder Director Lillian G. Burry stated that the historic bronze marker is the continuation of a program that the Colts Neck Historical Preservation Committee initiated a number of years ago. The intent has been and continues to be the memorialization of historic sites and structures in the Township of Colts Neck. This particular marker is the thirteeth site. As the marker indicates, Hominy Hill Golf Course has an interesting history. Particularly meaningful today because the clubhouse, formerly the large dairy barn, will be completely renovated by the Monmouth County Parks System.

Jim Truncer, Director of the Monmouth County Parks System, said, “The Monmouth County Park System is honored that Colts Neck Township has designated Hominy Hill Farm and Golf Course as a historic landmark, and we appreciate the township’s support for our county’s heritage.”

The marker text reads: Hominy Hill Farm & Golf Course On this site in the 1940s, Henry Mercer bred prize-winning cattle; it was known as Hominy Hill Farm. Robert Trent Jones Sr., golf course architect, transformed the farm into a championship golf course. The large dairy barn became the club house. In 1976 purchased by Monmouth County.

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David Hinton, far left with Habitat partner families and his wife Harriet, far right– was honored with the Volunteer Service Award at Habitat for Humanity in Monmouth County’s annual Golf for Homes event.

Habitat for Humanity’s Golf Outing Honors Local with Volunteer Service Award

On August 21, 2017 - Habitat for Humanity in Monmouth County hosted its annual Golf for Homes event at the Battleground Country Club in Manalapan. The event, held during the Great American Solar Eclipse, was the most successful golf outing Habitat in Monmouth has ever held. The event also honored current Habitat for Humanity in Monmouth County board member and former Fair Haven Mayor and Councilman, David Hinton.

Hinton was awarded the Volunteer Service Award for his continued work with the organization. Since 2010, he has served in a variety of roles from the construction site to serving as the organization’s treasurer. Presently, David oversees the construction operations that include new home constructions, A Brush with Kindness, Ramps and Rails and other programs that help low-moderate income homeowners throughout the service area maintain safe and affordable housing. He also serves on the board of Red Bank based Lunch Break. Now retired, David spent over 40 years in the steel industry. He currently resides in Little Silver with his wife Harriet.

“Dave’s contributions to our affiliate are immeasurable.

We are blessed to have such a dedicated and hard-working individual committed to our mission to build homes, communities and hope,” says Kate Nelson, president, Habitat for Humanity in Monmouth County.

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Filmmaker Ken Burns to Speak at Brookdale Community members are invited to a presentation by one of the nation’s most acclaimed filmmakers when Ken Burns visits Brookdale Community College in Lincroft on October 27, 2017.

Winner of fifteen Emmy Awards and a twotime Academy Award nominee, Burns received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in 2008 for his nearly 40-year career as a documentary filmmaker.

Burns, whose works include “The Civil War,” “Baseball,” “Jazz,” “The Central Park Five,” “Brooklyn Bridge” and “The National Parks: America’s Best Idea,” is regarded by critics and historians as one of the most influential documentarians of the last four decades, said Brookdale history professor Jess LeVine.

“Throughout his career, Ken Burns has brought vivid life to some of the most important historical events in our nation’s history,” said LeVine, who will host the October 27th program.

“This is a rare opportunity to hear from one of the great filmmakers of our time.”

The October 27th program will feature a discussion of Burns’ past and future projects, including the film series “The Vietnam War,” and a video retrospective of his work.

The program will begin at 12:00 p.m. in Brookdale’s Collins Arena, located at 765 Newman Springs Road in Lincroft. Parking is in lots 6 and 7. Tickets are $10 for community members and $5 for students with a valid school or college ID. Free tickets are available for current Brookdale students with a valid ID. Advance tickets are required.

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Of f to London Town Joseph Brando Awarded Private Tour of The Crown Jewels

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Joseph Brando of J. Vincent Jewelers in Colts Neck ranked as the number one retail diamond seller for Forevermark Diamonds US, a DeBeers owned company, earning him an incredible prize. The top ten retail diamond sellers were awarded a trip in September to London and Antwerp that included a private tour of The Crown Jewels housed in the Tower of London.

When asked his secret for such an accomplishment, Brando replied, “Listening closely to what your clients are asking for in their diamond search, to be assured that their diamond will be the most beautiful, rare, and responsible sourced one they can find."

Each of the ten Forevermark partners was flown to London from various regions of the United States and housed at The Corinthian Hotel.

“The hotel is beautiful and classic in its design, the entire staff polished like a perfect diamond ready to please and pamper,” Brando shared.

“The hotel is nested in the center of Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace and of course Big Ben. That first evening, most of us in the group met and we feasted at the local Pub on local favorites like, Fish N’ Chips, Bangers & Mash and Yorkshire Pudding.”

On the second day in London the group was treated to a trip to the Meiden Lane division of DeBeers London grading center for Forevermark. This is one of the locations DeBeers uses to test new technologies for detection of synthetic diamonds. Machinery is developed there to assure that every diamond mined is identifiable and tracked through a very rigorous process. The tour was followed by lunch at Windsor Castle.

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tour of The Crown Jewels after closing hours,” Brando said. “After our tour we remained on site with our own private Beefeater guiding us to the Chambers of King Henry VIII, where a special dinner was prepared for us. This experience is extremely limited to a select few throughout the world. What an honor and privilege.”

After dinner the retailers were moved to the Pouter Courts of the Tower.

“We were able to see just how the passing of the keys from Her Majesty's Guard takes place,” Brando said. “It’s a tradition that has been done every evening for more than 700 years in order to protect and secure The Queen’s Castle and Tower.” once-in-a-lifetime trip The continued on to Antwerp, Belgium for a unique learning experience.

Brando and the others toured the six various diamond grading labs at the Forevermark Diamond Institute and were instructed by some of the most educated gemologists and scientists in the industry. The tour concluded with a lecture from Brian Campbell, considered to be the go-to expert in the diamond industry.

Brando with one of the ‘Beefeaters’. Also known as The Queen’s Body Guard, known as the Yeomen of the Guard, a bodyguard of the British Monarch.

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ARE YOU AND YOUR PARTNER really listening to one another? Experience a more fulfilling relationship and enhance your communication at Lincroft Presbyterian Church’s workshop, “Couples’ Communication: Mastering the Art of Listening Seminar”, led by Performance Coach and Trainer Jeff Cartwright on Saturday, October 21, 2017, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the church, located at 270 Everett Road at the corner of West Front Street in Lincroft. A suggested donation of $20 per person includes seminar materials and a picnic box lunch. All committed couples are welcome and requested to kindly reserve a seat at http://bit.ly/ LPCCouples.

“We hosted a highly successful session for couples earlier this year, and see a need in the community for committed couples to develop listening skills that will help their relationships with one another,” notes LPC Reverend Diane R. Ford. “After the session, we will discover new ways to expand the effectiveness of our listening, and how these can transform our relationships and ultimately expand the contribution we can be in the world.”

With formal training in the areas of Psychology, Sociology, Functional Neurochemistry, and Evolutionary Biology, Jeff has been providing coaching and mentoring services for 25+ years, employing techniques from several dozen disciplines and influences. These influences range from world religions, traditional corporate courseware, current transformational techniques & methodologies, and emerging practices in continual development.

“Most of us haven’t experienced much training or focus in the way we hear things. There is almost no training for being responsible for the way someone’s communication “lands” with us. We almost never get into a dialog about how to bring some effectiveness to our listening. Couples’ communication is especially vulnerable and riddled with breakdowns in our listening, causing considerable mischief between us and the spaces we share. This interactive program is designed to distinguish how we manage (or mismanage), those things that are said to us, or around us,” says Jeff Cartwright.

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Holmdel Spur Helps Houston Houston Youth Soccer teams and found Houston Express SC and Michelle Romero.

“When you lose everything, the last thing on your mind is soccer gear, but it would be an amazing thing,” Michelle wrote to Vic and Rosie in an e-mail.

Initially the team was hoping for a few pairs of cleats and some balls to replace those they lost, but Vic knew they needed more. And the response has been overwhelming.

TWELVE-YEAR-OLD SOCCER PLAYER Victoria (Vic) Scholz, who plays for Holmdel’s Football Club NJX Spurs 04, is an example of an exceptional volunteer and a young woman helping where she can. Vic and her family live in Belford and were severely impacted

by Hurricane Irene in 2011. Vic lost a large majority of her house, including all of her belongings in her playroom.

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Vic and some other NJX players collected new and slightly used gear at Cross Farms one Sunday during soccer games. Rosie reached out to parents via e-mail. The Holmdel FC/NJX families came out in full force to donate items, including gift cards for the Houston players.

“I am always so proud of all our group accomplishes on the field, but it is things like this that make me most proud to be associated with our club,” says Holmdel FC President Colleen Cook. “An outstanding group of players, coaches, and families provided an avenue and opportunity for a player to give back to our larger soccer community and the sport that she loves.”

Vic and Rosie reached out to the local women pro team, Sky Blue, and asked if Vic could put up a tent at their game against Washington to collect items. Sky Blue players got on board.

“Make sure you get your new or used soccer gear to bring to our game tomorrow to send to Houston! Got mine all ready,” was tweeted out by player Kelly O’Hara with a picture of a dozen pair of brand new cleats.

Rosie is a teacher in Union County where she shared fliers and has been receiving donations as well. The daunting task of getting a garage full of donations to Houston was answered by another NJX family that has a transportation company. They graciously offered to box and transport all of the items to Houston, free of charge.

Holmdel’s Football Club (HFC)/NJX is comprised of dozens of volunteers, from the executive board to the coaches and team managers. Parents and siblings also help with goal moving, tournament parking, snack stands, and much more. But the Club finds it especially rewarding when a player steps up and makes such a big difference in the lives of strangers.

Local Gymnasts to Compete for Team USA ON SEPTEMBER 8, 2017, local gymnasts were named to the USA Gymnastics 2017 World Age Group Team. These athletes will compete for Team USA at the World Age Group Championship in Sofia, Bulgaria in November. They will not only represent our country but their families, coaches, gym and communities on a global stage.

Congratulations to: Ava Hernando of Holmdel (Women’s 1112 Age Group), Mary Gallagher of Middletown (Women’s 13-14 Age Group), Olivia Denery of Middletown (Women’s 13-14 Age Group, Alternate), Lauryn Screen of Belford (Women’s 15-16 Age Group), Joseph Isenberg of Matinsburg, W. Va. (Men’s 15-15 Age Group), Nicholas Verderosa of Middletown (Men’s 15-16 Age Group), and Michael Malone of North Brunswick (Men’s 17-21 Age Group).

Left to right: Ava Hernando, Nicholas Verderosa, Lauryn Screen, Joseph Isenberg, Mary Gallagher and Michael Malvone.

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FCS Leading Lights Gala to Honor Docs of Rock, Former Board members Dolores Klein & Donald Bush

(FAMILY FCS & CHILDREN’S SERVICE), Monmouth County’s oldest, private, nonprofit social service agency, is proud to honor former FCS Board Chair Dolores Klein, long-time Board member Donald Bush and the philanthropic rock group, The Docs of Rock, at its 2017 FCS Leading Lights Gala, Saturday, October 14 at Navesink Country Club in Middletown. The honorees, who were announced during a special Gala Kick-Off reception at Navesink earlier this summer, are being recognized for their tireless advocacy on behalf of the agency, its Mission and those we serve.

“Our honorees demonstrate the very best in our community;” explains FCS Board Chair Paul Stach. “They are individuals willing to commit their time and resources to improve the lives of others. We are honored to be the recipient of their longstanding generosity and enduring kindness.”

Honoree Dolores Klein has been a part of the FCS family for 14 years. Dolores

first volunteered with the FCS Gala Committee in 2001 and quickly ascended to the agency’s Board of Directors where she served from 2002-2016, including two years as Board Chair.

A gifted and talented event planner, Dolores chaired the FCS annual Gala three times, including its 100th Anniversary Gala Celebration in 2009. As Board Chair, she was also responsible for successfully shepherding FCS through difficult times in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, ensuring our 108-year-old agency would endure for years to come.

Honoree Don Bush recently stepped down from the FCS Board of Directors after nearly 18-years of service. A retired executive with CHUBB insurance, Don brought his substantial professional experience to bear while on the Board, especially in matters of finance and Human Relations. Don served on the Board’s Finance, Program and Strategic Planning, and Personnel committees and could always be counted on to ask the key questions while responding to challenges with wisdom and insight.

The Docs of Rock use their extraordinary talents to raise funds for many Monmouth County nonprofits. Made up entirely of doctors, band members include lead guitarist Lawrence Sykoff, Ed.D, headmaster emeritus at Ranney School, orthopedic

surgeon and bass guitarist Dr. David Lessing, M.D., dermatologist and drummer Dr. Kenneth Grossman, M.D., and pain management specialist and keyboardist Dr. Scott Woska, M.D. The four, along with several talented vocalists, perform exclusively at charitable events to raise money for non-profit organizations throughout Monmouth County, including The Parker Family Health Clinic, Oasis Autism, The Beauty Foundation, Lunch Break, and the Monmouth Day Care Center. Since forming in 2013, the band has helped raise more than $500,000 for community charities including more than $5,000 for FCS holiday-giving program Operation Sleighbells. The funds raised were used to support the program’s operations and to purchase toys, books, winter coats, hats and gloves, gift cards and infant necessities for approximately 2,000 vulnerable children and their families during the 2016 holiday season.

This year’s Gala committee, led by co-chairs and FCS Board members Madonna Goss Robinson and Joanne Sadowsky, has put together an enjoyable evening of dinner and dancing to the music of New Life Crisis, as well as live and silent auctions. The Leading Lights Gala is FCS’s largest annual fundraiser, proceeds of which are used to support essential community programs and services including adult protective services, home care for the disabled and elderly, homeless prevention services, and literacy and nutrition programs for school children in underserved communities.

To learn more, visit fcsmonmouth.org.

The Legend of a Hessian Ghost in Middletown JUST IN TIME FOR HALLOWEEN, Old First Church will present a unique program which explores the legend of a Hessian ghost, which is said to haunt the 329-year-old church, originally founded in 1688.

Popular presenter and “Ghosts of Central New Jersey” author Gordon Thomas Ward will explore the Hessian ghost legend in a program which highlights its origins and includes an investigation of the historic church undercroft. Come enjoy some fascinating local history at this fun-filled event and enjoy a ghost-themed buffet supper on Saturday, October 21, 2017 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Admission is $20 per person. Old First Church is located at 69 Kings Highway in Middletown. For more information or to register, call 732.758.8144

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Annual Gingerbread Ball Benefiting Fisher House Foundation

Raising Funds to help Wounded Military & Veterans SEVERAL COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS are hosting the Annual Gingerbread Ball on Saturday, December 2, 2017 from 6:00 to 11:00 p.m. at the beautifully renovated Ocean Place Resort and Spa, Long Branch. This premier holiday event will open with a social hour of delicious hors d’oeuvres followed by a lavish sit down dinner and open bar. Guests will enjoy Jersey Shore’s own Jazz Lobsters and dancing throughout the evening, along with holiday shopping at auction tables. Add to the memories of this festive evening with a custom photo by Joe Sharp, and of course, enjoying the quaintly delicious Gingerbread Village Display, comprised of entries in the Gingerbread House Competition, and judged by the New Jersey Baker’s Board of Trade! Meet and greet Miss New Jersey, Kaitlyn Shoeffel, who just recently was third runner up in the Miss America Pageant 2017. All funds raised will benefit the programs of the Fisher House Foundation.

At the center of the evening, in honor of beloved service men and women, General Carter F. Ham, President and CEO of the Association of the United States Army and Brian Gawne, Vice President of Fisher House Foundation, will offer a tribute to our military heroes. The National Anthem will be performed by NJ Shore Native, Taylor Tote, a promising up and coming artist, whose “Fighter” video was the official selection of the Garden State Film Festival 2017.

Fisher House Foundation is celebrating and commemorating 27 years of service to the military, veterans

and their families, providing comfort homes for families of patients receiving medical care at major military and VA medical centers. The homes provide a “home away from home” so military and veterans’ families can be close to their loved ones during a medical crisis.

Today, there are 72 Fisher Houses across the country, in Germany and the United Kingdom.

More than 305,000 families have been provided in excess of 7 million nights of lodging, saving them more than $350 million since the program began in 1990. Additionally, Fisher House Foundation’s Hero Miles program provides airline tickets that allow families to help heal together.

More than $2 million in scholarships have been given to military and veteran family members and the Foundation has sponsored national and international wounded warrior athletic competitions to celebrate the return to health of disabled military and veterans.

“The Fisher House program history is dedicated to those we are privileged to serve – our nation’s military, veterans and their families. Our service to them is a credit on a ledger we can never balance. We owe them literally more than we can ever repay,” said Ken Fisher, CEO and Chairman of The Fisher House Foundation. “But try we do. I remain humbled and awed every day by the generosity of those who have supported the Foundation. Because of their generosity, our military, veterans and their families know the nation is there for them.”

For more information, visit www.ausa.org/monmouth.

Local Dental Center Raises Money for Parker Family Health Center & Children’s Charities DRS. MITCHEL FRIEDMAN, Aparna Menon and John Ding of Newman Springs Dental Care in Lincroft believe that having a whiter smile can do more than make you feel more confident; it can help sick and disadvantaged children get needed health care.

The board of trustees accepted the check from Holmdel resident Dr. Mitchel Friedman, at the Parker Family Heather Center (PFHC) in Red Bank.

Dr. Friedman, his staff and patients together raised $3,785 by whitening the donor’s smiles. The donation was shared equally between the Smiles For Life and Parker Family Health Center (PFHC). SmilesForLife. org is a charity organization that raises funds for the benefit of children.

From left: Terence Flynn, PFHC Board Co-Chair; Mary Nicosia, PFHC Director/Clinical Coordinator; Dr. Mitchel Friedman, Newman Springs Dental Care; Gina Petillo, Board Co-Chair; and Dr. James McGuinness, PFHC Medical Director.

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Community Band to Play Fall Concerts de Corps,” by Robert Jager, and “Commando March,” by Samuel Barber. Two lively Cuban songs of great popularity, Moisés Simons’ “Peanut Vendor,” and Ernesto Lecuona’s “Malaguena” will delight the audience. If you enjoy modern music, please come out to hear “James Bond Suite,” “Scootin’ on Hard Rock,” by David Holsinger, Larry Daehn’s “As Summer Was Just Beginning,” and “Abbey Road: A Symphonic Portrait.”

THE COLTS NECK COMMUNITY BAND is a group of skilled musicians whose primary goal is to come together in preparing and performing high quality music for the community. The band will present two performances for its fall 2017 concert series on Sunday, November 5, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. at the Monmouth County Public Library headquarters in Manalapan, and Thursday, November 16, 2017 at 8:00 p.m. at Colts Neck High School.

This fall’s Colts Neck Community Band concerts will feature a variety of music that is sure to appeal to a broad audience.

Classical selections will include sections of Stravinsky’s Firebird arranged by Robert Longfield, “Nimrod” from Elgar’s Enigma Variations, and “March and Procession of Bacchus” from Delibes’ ballet Sylvia. The band will play two American marches: “Esprit

The Colts Neck Community Band is a volunteer organization committed to bringing music alive for its audience in central New Jersey. This ensemble consists of musicians spanning in age from teenagers to senior citizens whose common thread is dedication to the experience of making and sharing music. The band was founded by the late Richard Frankle, a music educator in Colts Neck. In its sixteenth season, the Colts Neck Community Band continues in its mission to uphold the high standards set by Mr. Frankle. The band’s music director is Kelly Tyma, and conductors include Mel Chayette, Eric Robertshaw, and Don Swinchoski.

All performances are free to the public; donations are always appreciated. Named after founder Richard Frankle, Franklesdream, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that accepts donations and helps provide financial support to the band. Visit www.coltsneckband.org and “like” the Colts Neck Community Band on Facebook for more information.

Newcomers and Neighbors Club Plans Fall Schedule ON OCTOBER 12, 2017 - the Newcomers & Neighbors Club of Colts Neck, Holmdel and surrounding areas will hold a brunch at the Molly Pitcher Inn in Red Bank. Speaker El McCarthy will give a presentation on “Reinventing Healthcare”, a discussion on natural healing and essential oils.

Reservations can be made by sending a check for $32 to: NC and Neighbors, 6 Pegasus Drive, Cots Neck, NJ 07722.

Club members and friends will meet at Dearborn Market in Holmdel on November 9,

2017 for a continental breakfast and program on “Holiday Hosting.” Space is limited so reservations must be made by sending an $8 check to: NC and Neighbors, P.O. Box 254, Holmdel, NJ 07733.

The Newcomers and Neighbors Club is open to any new or long-time resident of Monmouth County and surrounding areas.

Cost is $35 for the entire year and new members can join at any time. For more information, call 732.577.0875 or 732.530.9543.

Monmouth Civic Chorus Brings Joy to the World

Holiday Concert Scheduled for Count Basie Theatre

THE SOUNDS OF THE SEASON will deck the halls of the Count Basie Theatre when the award-winning Monmouth Civic Chorus performs "Joy to the World" on Sunday, December 17, 2017 at 4:00 p.m. Following the rousing success of last year’s holiday performance, the chorus will perform an expanded edition of Artistic Director Dr. Ryan James Brandau’s Christmas Suite.

Concert-goers will enjoy an array of holiday favorites and the performance will take place at the historic Count Basie Theater, located at 99 Monmouth Street in Red Bank. Tickets for premium seating are $45 adult, $40 senior, $35 group (10 or more), $10 student. Tickets for regular seating are $30 adult, $27 senior, $25 group, $5 student.

Tickets and information are available at www.MonmouthCivicChorus.org or 732.933.9333.

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Colts Neck Library Happenings Interested in Becoming a FOL (Friend of the Library)? JOIN US!

The Friends of the Library (FOL) invites everyone in the community to become a member. The FOL is a volunteer organization whose purpose is to aid and enhance the library’s development and to sponsor social, cultural and educational programs for the benefit and enjoyment of library patrons.

The FOL sponsors an annual Book Sale, an Art Show and Sale in October, Spelling Bee in beginning of June for 4th graders from Colts Neck and other events at the library. The Community Garden adjacent to the library building, is a special project of FOL and the community.

Meetings are held the fourth Tuesday of the month at 5:30 p.m. in the small conference room on the lower level.

No meetings in July and August.

To receive information on becoming a member, please contact FOL President Michele Battista at mybattista@ verizon.net or visit the library for a membership form.

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Improve your reading skills and make a new friend by reading aloud to our therapy dog. Bring your favorite book or choose one from our shelves!

Autumn Leaf Printing October 25th at 4:00 p.m.

Learn how and why leaves change color. Debbie Hadley of WILD Jersey will show us that a little finger paint and a lot of leaves are all it takes to make a colorful print to celebrate fall.

The Library will be closed on Monday, October 9th for Columbus Day. Colts Neck Library is located at 1 Winthrop Drive in Colts Neck and can be reached at 732.431.5656. All programs are free and open to the public. Be sure to “like” us on Facebook – Colts Neck Friends of The Library.

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Photography Exhibit to Mark Five Year Sandy Anniversary A NEW EXHIBIT OF PHOTOGRAPHS titled “91 Days; Countless Nights” documents the aftermath and recovery from Superstorm Sandy.

More than 60 photographs will go on display in Brookdale Community College’s Center for Visual Arts (CVA) Gallery on October 20, 2017 and will run through November 12.

Featuring the work of Shark River Hills-based photographer Kevin R. Burkitt, the exhibit includes dozens of long-exposure photos taken throughout Monmouth and Ocean counties from November 2012 to April 2015.

Photographer Kevin R. Burkitt

The images, captured exclusively between 10:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m., document the radical transformation of local communities in the wake of the storm, rather than the “iconic” images of destruction that appeared on the national news, said Burkitt.

“Growing up where I did, I never appreciated the quality and the character of the structures where we lived. Within 48 hours, it was gone,” said Burkitt, a Manasquan native. “I’m hoping this exhibit will help people remember what it was like five years ago, and to appreciate both the power of nature and the beauty of the world around them. It can all change so quickly, and for many people, it will never be the same again.”

The exhibit is funded in part by a grant from the Monmouth County Arts Council.

You’re invited to

The Country Bazaar Saturday, October 14, 2017 | 9AM to 3PM

CRAFT & BAKE SALE Unique and Creative Items, Homemade Jams, Pies, Cakes, Pickles Trash 'N' Treasure - Find a Great Bargain Delicious Luncheon with Homemade Desserts

Bring your friends & enjoy the day!

Holmdel Community United Church of Christ 40 Main Street (Route 520), Holmdel, NJ 07733

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Doctor’s Office for Rent BAYSHORE SENIOR, HEALTH, EDUCATION & RECREATION CENTER

100 MAIN STREET KEANSBURG, NJ 07734

• 1762 sq. ft. = $2,936.67 per month • No CAM but the tenant is responsible for utilities, sidewalks, trash, etc.

• There are 4 existing examination rooms equipped with sinks and cabinets • Additional rooms include a waiting reception area, lab room, a Doctor’s Office, Nurses area, and 2 storage rooms • Coming soon to Keansburg, 186 Apartments opening in summer of 2018

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SET UP AN APPOINMENT TO SEE AVAILABLE SPACE

PLEASE CALL 732.495.2454

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