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JERSEY SHORE
COMMUNITY INFORMATION BULLETIN
A FREE periodic E-Mail Newsletter
February 5, 2001 Issue #100
Karen E. Jarosz, Editor (Karen@lonekeep.com)
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In this issue:
o A word or two from me
o Special Note from the Editor
o Local Happenings and Events
o Triple Play! Contest
o For Your Information
o From Local Readers
o Links of Interest to the Jersey Shore
o How to Unsubscribe/Subscribe
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Quote of the Issue
The one thing we can never get enough of is love.
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A WORD OR TWO FROM ME
by Karen E. Jarosz (Karen@lonekeep.com)
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Thanks to our sponsor, Joeypasta.com! YAHOOO! You'll notice this
is our 100th Issue! Imagine that?!! We started the Bulletin in
August of 1996 and we published only one a month. As word spread we
received requests to publish more often and so in August 1997 we went
to two issues a month. Since then we have changed our look, added some
things like the Triple Play, Sponsors and Quote of the Issue and have gained
many more readers! SO thank you all who were there from the start and
to thosse just joining us, stick around and enjoy!
Happy Valentine's Day! I'm sure you have been seeing the candy, flowers and balloons in
preparation for
the special day... Yet, what about just spending time with that someone
special? A quiet dinner together at home, a walk on the boardwalk or
a movie and dessert? I know myself that some of the best gifts I've
received were just a day together with my loved ones giving the gift
of each other and laughter shared. That is worth more to me than
jewels, flowers or candy. So if you are looking to spend time with
someone doing something fun or different check out the local happenings
listed below and remember Valentine's Day is the 14th but you can make
it everyday by doing simple things for your loved ones like a kind word.
helping out with chores or quiet time spent together... Enjoy!
Please don't hesitate to let me know of events you are aware of.
Just keep in mind that I do have a deadline because we publish
the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month so I do need information
the Friday before or I can't include it.
Don't forget you can sponsor an issue too! Just go to www.lonekeep.com/jscib and click on sponsor.
Until February 19th, smile and tell that someone special just how you feel!
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A SPECIAL NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
by Karen E. Jarosz (Karen@lonekeep.com)
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***CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR LATEST WINNERS OF THE LIGHTHOUSE AWARD!!***
For Best Personal Site - Random Sketches - a small yet growing collection of cartoon art
http://www.geocities.com/rockmanxallx
For Best Community Information Site - Jersey Shore Running Club - covering the most up
to date information on running at the Shore
http://www.jsrc.org
For Best Business/Commercial Site - LeTip of Point Pleasant - a business networking
group
http://www.lonekeep.com/letip
Congratulations to all and remember you can nominate a site for the next
set scheduled to be given in July! Just go to www.lonekeep.com/jscib
and
click on the Lighthouse Award! Good Luck!
***Just wanted to express my thanks to those of you who have responded
to this note! Jacob is doing well and the response from the readers
was truly wonderful and it restored my faith in the belief that there
are good people out there who are always willing to help another fellow
human being. Thank you doesn't seem enough but know that you have made
a difference...***
This was sent to me by a friend and I needless to say was very upset
and thought that maybe some good hearted people out there would be able
help out. Jacob Phillips is a young boy who is a sweet, bright boy
and my prayers are with him and his family!!
"Jacob has advanced cancer and is in Robert Wood Johnson Hospital.
Fortunately, he has an excellent oncologist and a fair chance
of beating this thing through a year of aggressive treatment.
He's in good spirits. The first round of chemo went very well.
We are looking for Blood Type O donors who might be willing to go
to New Brunswick a few times to donate blood or platelets for
Jacob when he might need them."
Thanks!!
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For more information call the Chamber Office at 974-1151
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND EVENTS
by Karen E. Jarosz ( Karen@lonekeep.com )
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February 7 - The African American Experience A series of programs in observance of Black
History Month will be presented by Professor Graham R. Hodges, author of Slavery and
Freedom in the Rural North:African Americans in Monmouth County 1665-1865. The program
will begin at 7 pm at the Eastern Branch Library in Shrewsbury
February 8 - Women's Health Issues will be presented by Serafino Amoroso of the NJ Center for the Healing Arts, Inc. The discussion will begin at 7 pm at the Wall Township Library on Allaire Road
February 9 to 11 - Chocolate Lovers Weekend "Hunt for Hearts", win a weekend away, enjoy a Dinner Dance, Inn-Side Open House throughout downtown Ocean Grove. Call (800) 388-4768 or go to www.oceangrovenj.com for details
February 10 - Have you ever seen a Snow Bunting? How about a Northern Harrier, a Yellow-rumped Warbler or a Long-tailed Duck? These, and many other varieties of birds, will be sought when the Monmouth County Audubon Society hosts a bird walk on Sandy Hook.Anyone interested in participating in the event can meet at 9:00 am in the parking lot of the Spermaceti Cove Visitor's Center. The trip is open to both members and non-members of the Monmouth County Audubon Society, and admission is free. Participants should dress appropriately for cold temperatures and windy conditions, which are common along the coast. Call (732) USA-BIRD for details
February 11 - Enjoy a free Jazz Concert by Carol Fredette at the Eastern Branch Library in Shrewsbury at 2 pm.
February 11 - George Carlin will be at the Count Basie Theatre located on Monmouth Street in Red Bank. Call 842-9000 information
February 11 - Winter Activities on the farm often include cutting wood for cooking and heating fuel. Leisure time for women meant time for needlework, such as quilting and rug hooking. Cooking was something necessary in all seasons. A winter visit to the farm will give you opportunity to experience these age old activities. Chcek out Longstreet Farm in Holmdel. There will be activities from 1-3 pm. Call Ronnie Grothusen at 946-3758 or email info@monmouthcountyparks.com for details
February 14 - The Monmouth County Audubon Society will present a program entitled "West of the Primaries" at the organization's meeting at 8:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Trinity Episcopal Church on White Street in Red Bank. The public is welcome; admission is free. Richard King began his discovery of nature as a fisherman on Barnegat Bay. His interest expanded into wildlife photography, and his photos have been published in the Asbury Park Press and New Jersey Outdoors.
February 15 - History & Traditions of Puppetry will be presented by Karen Schnitzspahn and is sponsored by the Monmouth Arts Foundation. It will begin at 9:30 am at the Eastern Branch Library in Shrewsbury
February 15 - Toastmasters will be holding a meeting at the Southern Monmouth Chamber of Commerce Office at 7:30 pm. The group helps individuals to sharpen their public speaking skills. For details or directions call 988-4044 or 974-1151 or go to lonekeep.com/shorespeakers
February 17 - Looking for some orginial art work by a local artist? Check out a silent auction of art works by Nolan Design. Highest bid wins. Some art has no minimums. Own a piece by Leslie Nolan. Oils, Acrylics, Watercolors, Tempera, Photography, Silk Screens, Charcoals. Various sizes, mediums, styles. Come smooze, have wine & cheese, be inspired and get some culture. The auction will be from 1 pm to 8 pm. Looking for something special? Can't make it? Call in you phone bids. Call 280-7989 for details and directions
February 17 - Enjoy a Gregory Hines Lecture at Pollak Theatre at Monmouth University in West Long Branch. The performance will be at 8 pm. Call 571-3483 or go to www.preform@monmouth.edu for details
Check out the only Cyber Deli at the Jersey Shore
http://www.belmardeli.com
February 18 - Enjoy an 1830's George Washington's Birthday Celebration at Allaire Village, Route 524. Activities will be from 12 noon to 3 pm. Call 938-2253 or go to www.allairevillage.org for details
February 18 - WBJB-FM 4th Annual Guitar Show, the only guitar show on the Jersey shore.
The show will run from 10 am to 5pm at Brookdale Community College's Gymnasium. Buy! Sell!
Trade! Free guitar clinics! Tickets are $10 or $5 with a guitar or WBJB-FM membership
card. All proceeds benefit Brookdale Public Radio, and help us to support local musicians!
We're seeking additional vendors too! For more info call 224-2492 or write to akoenig@wbjb.org
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Triple Play! Contest
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Win $120.00 worth of Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin advertising!
This contest is very easy to enter.
1. Take a close look at the Local Links and Local Events in this issue.
2. Find which one of the ads appears three times.
3. Send an email to tripleplay@lonekeep.com
with
a copy of the Local Link or Event that appeared thrice in this
issue of the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin.
4. In the subject line, write: "February 5th"
That's it! "Triple Play" is fun to play and easy to
enter. Read the Local Links and Events and find the Triple Play!
Send your entries to tripleplay@lonekeep.com
before February 11th
The winner's ad will appear in three (3) issues, a $120.00 value.
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For Your Information....
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Monmouth Folk Dancers gather for an evening of friendship and folk dancing
from 7 pm to 10:30 pm on Tuesdays. Beginners are taught the first hour
There is parking behind the United Methodist Church at 247 Broad St in
Red Bank. The cost is $3. For more info call 747-7011 or check out our
web site http://home.earthlink.net/~illuminage/MonmouthFolkDancers.htm.
Check out the only Cyber Deli at the Jersey Shore
http://www.belmardeli.com
SAFETY NET: Breast Cancer Survivors Group
Monthly breast cancer survivors group designed to tap the power of the group
to create a healthy network for a quality life. Professionally led. Meets
3rd Monday, 3:30 - 5:00 PM at Contemporary Counseling Center, 9 South Main
Street, Marlboro. Call 732-577-1076.
The Wall Lions Club is seeking new members. Members should be from Wall, Belmar, Spring
Lake, Spring Lake Hgts, Manasquan or Brielle. New officers for this year are, President
Joseph Hall, 681-6694.
Secretary Tony Grosso, 681-8010. Treasurer Bill Young, 681-9250. Also we have a new
meeting place, new meeting place! It's at the "Sandpiper" Restaurant 7 Atlantic
Ave, Spring Lake, NJ. Same times and days. We still meet on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at
7:30 PM.
Remember to send in your submissions to JerseyShore@lonekeep.com
and
to let us know what you want to see.
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From Local Readers
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From: NJ Center for the Healing Arts, Inc. at njcha@njcha.org
Subject: Office and Meeting Room Space available
Meeting room space available in downtown Red Bank at the NJ Center
for the Healing Arts. Large open room can accommodate 50-60 chairs
comfortably. Kitchen area and bathroom self-contained in meeting space.
Handicapped facilities available in building. $25 per hour with two-hour minimum. Half and
full day rates available. Call Marcia at 732-747-2944 or fax inquiry to 732-747-2979.
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LINKS OF INTEREST TO THE JERSEY SHORE
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Listed below are our latest winners for the Lighthouse Award! Check them out!
For Best Personal Site - Random Sketches - a small yet growing collection of cartoon
art
http://www.geocities.com/rockmanaxallx/
For Best Community Information Site - Jersey Shore Running Club - covering the most up
to date information on running at the Shore
http://www.jsrc.org
For Best Business/Commercial Site - LeTip of Point Pleasant - a business networking
group
http://www.lonekeep.com/letip
Check out Brookdale Computer Users Group! You can see the latest schedules
http://www.bcug.com.
Need to know if school is closed? Check out radio station - WOR online
http://www.wor710.com/schools.htm
For women who like to sing
http://www.heartofnewjerseychorus.org
Check out the only Cyber Deli at the Jersey Shore
http://www.belmardeli.com
Check out the local scenery at Shark River!
http://www.lonekeep.com/LKI_Home/Usersubmit.htm
Monmouth Chapter of NJAWBO (New Jersey Association of Women Business Owners)
http://www.innovativenj.com/monmouth_njawbo/
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Karen E. Jarosz, Editor (732) 988-4044
PO Box 333, Bradley Beach, NJ, USA
JerseyShore@lonekeep.com
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