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Henry Hudson Alumni A Cappella Choir Performs in NYC
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NEW YORK, NY -On Saturday evening, December 21, the Henry Hudson Alumni A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Tom Elliott, sang at the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree in New York City. In addition, the choir performed a concert at OLPH Church in Highlands on Friday, December 20. In all, 77 former students of Mr. Elliott, from many different graduation years, participated in this year's choir.
Residents Donate Hundreds of Food Items to Local Food Pantry
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PHOTO: Santa visits with children while on his rounds
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ - Atlantic Highlands residents opened their cabinets and supply closets to donate hundreds of items during the Atlantic Highlands First Aid & Safety Squad’s annual “Santa Runs” event through the borough last week.
The items, which were delivered to the Atlantic Highlands Food Pantry at the United Methodist Church, were collected as Santa and his elves from the AHFAS visited borough streets during the evening hours Dec. 9-12.
Operation Provide Comfort - Union Beach
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UNION BEACH, NJ - The call for a Merry Christmas came and OPC Union Beach responded with a team effort from members and one of their key sponsors the Colts Neck Business Association. At the last OPC meeting it was agreed that we would assist those in need with free Christmas Trees and as usual our team took it to the next level. “A tree is great, but what about stands and decorations” said Glen Dalakian an OPC member since the start. Others chimed in and the group’s founder Jim Sfayer stated with determination “We can help bring Christmas cheer to many in the community as they continue the restorations.”
With that the team took action. Jim Butler a Union Beach resident, who lost his home in the storm, began the planning to receive the trees and distribute them to those in need. Calls were made and Ed Brock of Brock Farms in Colts Neck offered to donate fresh cut trees grown in town. Tom Orgo owner of Slope Brook Farms brought in his team and trucks to cut and transport the trees. OPC tapped into the funds they have raised and purchased (at wholesale) 99 tree stands.
Give the Gift of Life This Year
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LINCROFT, NJ - Just one blood donation can save 3 lives. Come to the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Monmouth County on Thursday, December 26 between 2 and 8 pm to donate. Unitarian Universalist Congregation is located at 1475 West Front Street, Lincroft 07738. Donors must be 16+ years and 110+ lbs. Donors under 17 must have a parent/guardian sign a permissions slip, which will be provided at the drive. Donors 76+ need a doctor's note. Bring proof of address and photo ID. Sign up by email or online at https://tinyurl.com/monmouth-drive.
For more information, email Gia DeWitt at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. All donors will be entered into a sweepstakes for SuperBowl tickets.
Five Towns Announce the Formation of The Two River Little League
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PHOTO: Several of the people who were instrumental in establishing the Two River Little League (TRLL), are pictured right. The TRLL is a new chapter of the Little League International encompassing the five towns of Fair Haven, Little Silver; Red Bank, Rumson and Shrewsbury. They are (left to right): TRLL Board Member John Caruso (Rumson); TRLL President Chris Kelly (Shrewsbury); Del Dal Pra, Athletic Director Red Bank Regional High School, TRLL Vice President- Softball Memone P. Crystian (Red Bank); TRLL Board Member Bob Oakes (Rumson). Enrollment for TRLL begins on January 1 through February 1 either on-line at the individual towns’ websites or at their recreational centers.
Signups in Fair Haven, Little Silver, Red Bank, Rumson and Shrewsbury Begin January 1
Little Silver, NJ - The towns of Fair Haven, Little Silver, Red Bank, Rumson and Shrewsbury have formed a new charter as part of Little League International. Known as the Two River Little League, boys and girls ages 9 to 16 can begin signing up January 1 to play baseball and softball this spring. The registration period extends through February 1 and can be accessed at each town’s website or by visiting the recreational department for each town for registration forms. Younger children ages 5 to 8 will continue to play with their town’s recreational leagues in the existing Peninsula League.
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