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Monmouth Civic Chorus Announces Scholarship Auditions
Thursday, 18 March 2010
RED BANK, NJ - The Monmouth Civic Chorus will hold its annual vocal scholarship auditions for New Jersey high school seniors planning to pursue higher education. Auditions will be held by appointment on Saturday afternoon, April 10, 2010 at the... Read more...
New Thriller on Stage at NJ Repertory Company
Thursday, 18 March 2010
  Steven Dietz’s Yankee Tavern is Open for Business April 15 – May 23 LONG BRANCH – Yankee Tavern by Steven Dietz, a taut comic thriller from one of America’s leading contemporary playwrights, will have audiences on the edge of their... Read more...
Relay for Life of the Two Rivers Kicks Off its 2010 Season
Thursday, 18 March 2010
This Year’s Event to be Part of Longitudinal Cancer Study Little Silver, NJ -  The fourth annual Relay For Life of the Two Rivers (The Relay) held its official kick-off on February 23 at the Fair Haven Knights of Columbus Hall. Speaking at the... Read more...
Area's Most Gifts High School Science Students to Compete at Jr. Science Symposium
Thursday, 18 March 2010
WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ - Monmouth University will host the 48th Annual Monmouth Junior Science Symposium (MJSS) on Thursday, March 25th and Friday, March 26th,.   The two-day symposium includes presentations of student research papers and three... Read more...
Ice-Lantics Close Season With Bronze Medal
Thursday, 18 March 2010
Schedule New Season Try-outs Farmingdale, NJ -  The Ice-Lantics' Novice level synchronized skating team traveled through the worst rainstorm in recent memory to wrap their season with a bronze medal at the Lee Ann Miele Garden State Synchronized... Read more...
Monmouth County Disabilities Office Reaches Out to Veterans
Thursday, 18 March 2010
“Year of the Vet” Transition Fair creates awareness FREEHOLD, NJ – Returning veterans have a wealth of resources available to them right in Monmouth County. Assistance and referral information about disability benefits, handicap parking,... Read more...
After Storm, Be Wary of Home Improvement Schemes
Thursday, 18 March 2010
Consumer Affairs staff offers tips to follow when making repairs FREEHOLD, NJ – The weekend’s storm has caused major headaches for many homeowners.  Basements got flooded, roofs were damaged by strong winds, and trees fell on cars and houses.... Read more...
Time for Fresh Flowers
Thursday, 18 March 2010
MIDDLETOWN, NJ  - We all know that fall is for harvesting of crops and cleaning up the garden while spring is for planting.  However, after the snowfalls of this past winter and heavy rains as well, there has been a greater desire to see fresh... Read more...
Women to Discuss "Running and Winning" Political Office
Thursday, 18 March 2010
At 8 am on the morning of Friday, April 30, a group of women will begin to gather at Monmouth Regional High School to take part in a workshop called Running & Winning.  It is a leadership program for young women in their junior year in high... Read more...
Young Professionals Present Check to Girl Scouts
Thursday, 18 March 2010
FARMINGDALE, NJ - The Greater Monmouth Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Group recently presented a check for $1,376 to the Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore after a successful "Caring With Karaoke" event. "It is great to see young... Read more...
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Little Seeks 6th District Seat Held by Pallone

Newsbrief - Monmouth County

Written by Art Gallagher Tuesday, 23 February 2010 17:28

HIGHLANDS, NJ - Highlands Mayor Anna Little has declared her intention to seek the GOP nomination for Congress from New Jersey's 6th district.

In a letter to the GOP county chairman of the district, State GOP Chairman Jay Webber and RNC Chairman Michael Steele, Little said,

"During these past few weeks I have connected with several grass
roots organizations that are committed to bringing government more in line with the core conservative values which are the foundation of our country. Republicans clearly share this philosophy of government.

I look forward to working with the County Republican
Committees, and these enthusiastic groups, to further Republican
ideals, and win the 6th district seat for the Republican Party,
and the people of 6th district."


Little, a former Monmouth County Freeholder, is the first candidate to formally declare her intention to seek the nomination. Monmouth County Vice Chairwoman Diane Gooch, Assemblywoman Mary Pat Angelini and former Freeholder Bill Barham have all indicated that they are considering seeking the nomination.

 

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Middletown Invites Governor to Forum

Newsbrief - Local News

Written by Middletown Township School District Tuesday, 23 February 2010 18:32

How The Proposed Cuts to State Aid Will Affect Schools

Middletownm, NJ - On Thursday, March 4, the Middletown Township School District will host a forum on the way Governor’s proposed cuts to state aid will affect the school district. The forum will be held at the Middletown High School North Auditorium at 7:30 PM. The school is located at 63 Tindall Road in Middletown, off Route 35 North. Governor Chris Christie has been personally invited to the forum to learn how his proposals may directly result in nearly $6 million in cuts to the largest K-12 school district in Monmouth County. Middletown’s elected officials are expected to take part in the forum panel. The public is invited and encouraged to learn how the Governor’s proposals to balance the state budget will impact education in Middletown and throughout New Jersey.

The Governor’s recent actions to substitute school district surplus for state aid reduced funding for Middletown’s 2010-2011 budget by $2.3 million, and reduced our State Aid by $2.8 million overall. District surplus results from efficiencies in budgeting and saved cost accumulated through the year. These savings are directly applied to reduce the amount taxpayers are asked to fund the school budget the next year. It is more appropriately labeled taxpayer relief. The Governor’s actions will essentially increase Middletown property taxes to fund the state’s budget deficit.  This is not an equitable action and the Middletown School District and its taxpayers are being penalized for the district’s frugality. Middletown has consistently remained efficient and fiscally prudent, as evidenced by the district maintaining a per pupil cost well below the state average.

Middletown Business Administrator William Doering recently testified to the State Assembly Budget Committee, stating, “Our district and several others have worked hard to achieve savings and have aggressively managed our budgets to save as much money as possible.”

Additionally, the Governor has discussed taking further actions which could reduce the school district’s budget revenue for next year, including cutting state aid up to 15% and reducing the amount the school district is allowed to raise in taxpayer revenue regardless of mandated expenses. The result could mean a total budget deficit for the Middletown School District of up to $6 million for next school year, if the district were to propose a tax increase comparable to the increases the community has supported in the past. The district would have no alternative but to make drastic cuts to programs and personnel while their citizens’ taxes will still be increased next year.

Spaghetti Dinner to Raise Funds for HHRS Basketball Trip

Newsbrief - Local News

Written by press release Monday, 22 February 2010 07:19

HIGHLANDS, NJ - The Henry Hudson Boys Varsity Baseball Team will be traveling to Ft Pierce, Florida during Spring Break 2010 to play tournament baseball. This trip will be the first time the group will be playing out of State and all are looking forward to the trip.

Over the past few months, the team has been raising awareness of the trip and have held several fundraising events. With the help of the Henry Hudson PTO, SeaStreak LLC, Mr Tom Elliott, the Atlantic Highlands Lions Club and the Masonic Lodge, the young men have raised money that will be put towards their play and travel. The 18 players and 2 coaches are trying to raise enough money to cover the $20,000 round trip and play which will all be funded by donations and players. No school money is being used to offset this trip.

The latest fundraising activity is a spaghetti dinner scheduled for February 27, 2010 at the Masonic Lodge, 14 E. Garfield Avenue, Atlantic Highlands.  The dinner is an All-You-Can-Eat event with seating from 5 pm-8 pm. Cost is $8,  ages 12 and under only $5.  You may pay at the door.

 

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Thursday, 18 March 2010
Franklin Roosevelt was one of the 20th century’s political geniuses. By saying this I don’t mean that I think FDR’s policies and achievements were uniformly... Read more...
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In "President" Obama's 1st year office, he and his crooked Chicago gang have somehow been able to lose over 4.1 million jobs and create a record $3.8 trillion... Read more...
Understanding Ways to Combat Beach Litter

Joe Reynolds
Tuesday, 16 March 2010
Last weekend, at the same time as winds were whipping up to over 70 miles per hour and rain was coming down in buckets over the Jersey Shore, a large group of... Read more...

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