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Council Readies For New Year, Addresses Golf Memberships
By Judy Smestad-Nunn
TOMS RIVER - Tuesday night was Councilman Alfonso Manforti’s last official council meeting since he was chosen to complete the unexpired term of Melanie Donohue-Appleby, who left to become a Superior Court judge in June.
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Girl Scout Troop 415 Throws Super Sweet Holiday Party
MANCHESTER - Two things that the Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore are known for are giving back to the community and running really spectacular events. On December 16, Troop 415 combined the two by hosting The Super Sweet Holiday Party at Manchester High School. Attendees who brought an unwrapped toy were entered into a drawing for a basket filled with holiday goodies! Read Featured Articles.
Lacey Veteran Named Marine Of The Year
By Bill Miller
LACEY – For 40 years, Bruce Baker has served his country and its armed forces, including stints as a Marine on the front lines of the Vietnam War, two decades in the National Guard and by currently working for the Ocean County Veterans Services Office in Toms River; all of which has led to his being named the 2011 Marine of the Year by Marine Corps League Detachment 667. Read Featured Articles.
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Beachwood Resident Earns Eagle Scout Award
BEACHWOOD – Beachwood resident Zachary B. King is a 17-year-old student at Toms River High School South. An honor roll student, Zachary is a member of the International Thespian Society as well as a member of the community service organization called T.E.A.M. Read Featured Articles.
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The Torch Is Passed
By Judy Smestad-Nunn
BRICK – The Democrats officially took control of the Township Council when they were sworn in during the reorganization meeting on New Year’s Day. Read Featured Articles.
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Area Youth Visit CareOne In Jackson
JACKSON - The children from DeBows United Methodist Church and the Cornerstone Presbyterian Church visited CareOne Nursing facility in Jackson in December. They distributed shawls that were made by the church and gave out new stuffed animals to the residents. Pictured is Nancy Armstrong and a resident. Read Featured Articles.
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