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Opinion•February 26, 2020
Juvenile Behavior
The letter “Infantile Behavior” (2/12) struck me as a narrow-minded and overwrought concerning the silent actions of Nancy Pelosi following the recent delivery of the State of the Union address.
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Opinion••February 26, 2020
Beloved Community
On Jan. 20, the nation again paused to remember the most visible spokesperson and leader of America’s civil rights movement, Martin Luther King Jr.
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News••February 26, 2020
Surf City Not Alone in Opposing Bill Regulating Zoning/Land Use Board Officers
Citing a breach of local hiring practices and additional financial burdens on municipal budgets, the New Jersey State League of Municipalities is encouraging its members to reach out to their…
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Opinion•February 26, 2020
Remarkable Service
Beach Haven residents are very grateful for and pleased to acknowledge the hard work, empathy and accomplishments they have realized under Nancy Davis’ many years of service and leadership on council…
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Arts & Entertainment••February 26, 2020
High South Returns to the Lizzie Rose
Nashville-based trio High South returned to the Lizzie Rose Music Room in Tuckerton for a third visit, ready to serve up a heavy dose of peace, love and harmony to a sold-out venue. Ocean City-based…
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Business••February 26, 2020
Harriet’s Hidden Treasures Unveils Local Makers
Harriet’s Hidden Treasures, located at 191 Main St. in West Creek, is a cornucopia of handmade crafts by local makers: tin fish, carved wooden birds, soft yarn scarves, jewelry, art photos, candles…
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News••February 26, 2020
LGBTQ Community Rallies Outside Pinelands Regional Junior High School
Dozens of supporters of the Pinelands Regional School District’s decision to be one of just a dozen districts in the state to participate in a pilot program introducing a LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum…
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Columns••February 26, 2020
That Tat Can Have Afterlife of Its Own; Thrown Curves From Sky Above
There was a time when tattoos were pretty much forever. Those of us who bear artistic ink long assumed we’d be going down under with it – and I’m not talking Australia. Well, such perpetuity thinking…
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News••February 26, 2020
Committee Advances 9th District Bill to Assist First-Time Home-Buying Veterans
Legislation sponsored by Sen. Christopher J. Connors, Assemblyman Brian E. Rumpf and Assemblywoman DiAnne C. Gove that would permit a portion of municipal development trust funds to be spent on…
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News••February 26, 2020
Cost of Superintendent’s Ph.D. Program Discussed at Brief Stafford School Board Meeting
With budget planning set to begin next month, the Stafford Township Board of Education’s regular meeting on Feb. 20 not only was brief at just under 15 minutes, but only one agenda item was…
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Arts & Entertainment••February 26, 2020
Anti-Suffragist Satire at Two Library Branches
As part of its Women’s History Month celebration, the Ocean County Library System will host
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Arts & Entertainment••February 26, 2020
Speaker Highlights Ocean County Growth
How have Ocean County’s communities and residents changed over time? Lacey branch of the Ocean County Library will host “The U.S. Census: Then and Now,” on Tuesday, March 10, at 6:30 p.m.
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Arts & Entertainment••February 26, 2020
World Day of Prayer Service March 6
World Day of Prayer is a worldwide ecumenical movement of Christian women of many traditions who come together to observe a common day of prayer each year on the first Friday in March. It was founded…
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Arts & Entertainment••February 26, 2020
See Student Art Installations at March 8 ‘Mobilizing Our Community’ Event
Thanks to a recent grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, the Jay and Linda Grunin Center for the Arts, at Ocean County College, welcomed renowned mobile artist Kevin Reese to New…
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Arts & Entertainment••February 26, 2020
Dance Team Performs at Barnegat Branch Saturday
On Saturday, Feb. 29 at 2 p.m., the Barnegat Branch of the Ocean County Library continues its Black History Month celebration by hosting a performance by the Expressions of Glory Dance Troupe.
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Sports••February 26, 2020
Mike Gesicki Among the Former Southern Athletes Set for Induction into Hall of Fame
Like many Hall-of-Famers at the collegiate and professional levels, it was a given that as soon as Mike Gesicki became eligible for Southern Regional’s Athletic Hall of Fame five years after…
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Business••February 26, 2020
Manahawkin Woman Launches Lotus-Inspired Jewelry Line
The lotus flower grows in mud, blooms from the darkness and radiates beauty into the world. That’s both a symbol for all of womankind and the premise behind a new line of jewelry being launched by…
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News••February 26, 2020
Martin Weber Announces Candidacy for Congress
Barnegat Township resident Martin Weber has announced his independent candidacy to represent New Jersey’s 3rd Congressional District in Congress. The seat is currently held by Democrat Andy Kim, who…
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Arts & Entertainment••February 26, 2020
The Past, Present and Future of Climate Change at Feb. 29 Science Saturday
“While the Earth’s climate has changed in the past, the changes we are experiencing today are fundamentally different than any we have ever seen,” states the Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts…
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Arts & Entertainment••February 25, 2020
FACES 4 Autism Comedy Fundraiser March 7
Faces 4 Autism, which supports and educates families, professionals and the community about autism, holds its Stand Up 4 Autism fundraiser on Saturday, March 7, at 6 p.m. at the Seaview Hotel in…
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Arts & Entertainment••February 25, 2020
Two If By Sea: Tie the Knot on the Miss Barnegat Light
A ceremony on the water immerses the wedding party and guests in a dynamic element. “Sailing off into the sunset” is a literal thing when you’re on the water.
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Arts & Entertainment••February 24, 2020
Long Beach Island Boat Tours Offers Excursions, Celebrations
Chances are you’ve looked at maps of New Jersey hundreds of times. But take a good look again on your GPS or a fold-out map relic. It’s called Ocean County, but notice how much bay we have.
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Arts & Entertainment••February 24, 2020
Join the Celebration at Irish Dinner Dance on March 7
The elegance of step dancers, the stirring sound of a bagpipe and the tasty goodness of fine foods definitely will set the mood for those attending the Irish Dinner Dance on Saturday, March 7. The…
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••February 24, 2020
DJ Don Cook Promotes Karaoke After-Parties for Wedding Windups
Bachelors and bachelorettes often like to spend pre-wedding evenings out with friends, singing and dancing their way over the Causeway and along the Boulevard. For those looking to get in their 15…
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Arts & Entertainment••February 24, 2020
Tomahawkin Adds Unique Brand of Fun to Any Party You Want to Have
Since the opening of Tomahawkin last August, Sam Ross has seen some interesting things occur within the walls of the ax-throwing venue, particularly with parties and other celebratory gatherings.
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News••February 24, 2020
Stockton University in Manahawkin Offering Lecture on Pot and Seniors
The use of medical marijuana among older adults will be the theme of a Stockton Center on Successful Aging Fourth Friday lecture at 11 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 28, at Stockton University in Manahawkin…
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Arts & Entertainment••February 24, 2020
Hire a Passenger Ferry for a Floating Party
Impress your guests with a salty party on the water between Tuckerton and Beach Haven. The Tuckerton Seaport has a passenger ferry available to charter for any kind of events you can imagine.
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Arts & Entertainment••February 24, 2020
12th Annual LBI Wedding Road Show & Party Planning Tour Set for April 26
Save the date: The 12th Annual LBI Wedding Road Show & Party Planning Tour – a free, self-guided event showcasing the greater Long Beach Island area’s venues and professionals – is scheduled for…
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Arts & Entertainment••February 24, 2020
Sweeter Celebrations on LBI
Gatherings and celebrations are meant to convoke loved ones to share in the festive observance of life’s sweetest moments. What better way to share those moments than over dessert? Candy favors…
