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Couple Charged with Animal Cruelty in Death of 4 Puppies
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FREEHOLD – A couple is facing charges of animal cruelty after four German Shepard puppies in their care died due to neglect, announced Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni.
Daniel McDonald, 25, and Tricia Jaccoma, 24, are charged with four counts of third degree animal cruelty with respect to the deaths of four German Shepherd puppies found deceased on a property in Howell where they were temporarily residing.
AHES 2nd Graders Thank Their Teachers with Wave Parade
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ - With balloons and cheers and car horns tooting, members of the 2nd grade at Atlantic Highlands Elementary School celebrated the last day of school with a wave parade by the home of teacher, Lindsay Hensle. Mrs. Hensle and her husband, Rob Hensle, are both educators at the school. They reside in town with their three daughters. Mrs. Hensle was joined by her colleage Erin Ceres, another 2nd grade homeroom teacher at the school and Class Support teachers Theresa Mills and Betsy Kurdes.
Families March Against Racism in Atlantic Highlands
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ - Chanting "Black Lives Matter" and "No Justice, No Peace" and holding signs that read "Unite in Peace" and "Stand Together" hundreds of families took to the streets of Atlantic Highlands today in a Families Against Racism March. Organized by friends Zosia Bowbliss, 14, Eliza Chiles, 12, and Allysun Zydel, 13, all of Atlantic Highlands.
CentraState Medical Center Treating All Patients as COVID-19 Cases Drop Dramatically
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FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP— After being hit early and hard in the COVID-19 pandemic, CentraState Medical Center now has less than 10 COVID positive cases, down from a peak of 138 presumed COVID-19 patients on April 8 who were hospitalized with the virus, mirroring the downward trend for most of New Jersey.
“Patients have begun to take advantage of this, to see their doctors and take care of healthcare needs that might have been neglected in the last months,” said John T. Gribbin, president and CEO of CentraState Healthcare System. “We have isolated COVID patients to a small, designated area in the hospital and follow stringent safety and cleaning procedures throughout our facilities--beyond what the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and New Jersey Department of Health require of hospitals.”
Dining Al Fresco at Lunch Break in Red Bank
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RED BANK, NJ - This lovely outdoor dining area, complete with shade for the warm weather, is such an inviting space for our families to enjoy their grab-and-go meals al fresco. Of course, Lunch Break is compliant with all safety protocols, and have hand sanitizing stations at the ready.
We look forward to seeing many smiling faces surrounding these tables during summer into fall. Executive Director Gwendolyn Love is so proud of our “maintenance and warehouse teams for making great accommodations for our guests.” She says: “Just look at the sanitizer post they made. Lunch Break is ready for outdoor dining!”
