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February 5, 2001 - Once again the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin is pleased to announce its most recent winners of the prestigious Lighthouse Award. This is the first time the awards have been given this year...
February 5, 2001 - JSCIB is the free email newsletter that gets the word out about local events and web sites. We are proud to announce that this week we are publishing the 100th issue of the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin (JSCIB). The Bulletin published on the first and third Monday...
May 1, 1998 - Towne Crier Promotions, a division of Lone keep Internet, is proud to introduce its newest service, Jersey Shore Link Exchange. The exchange is just that. Banner ads for one member appear on another member's site and on your site you agree to show a members banner ad....
February 25, 1998 - Now that everyone from your teenage baby-sitter to the largest conglomerate has a website, how can you know if your particular business or service will even be noticed amid the ever-expanding clutter of the Internet...
March 16, 1998 - Once again the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin is pleased to announce its most recent winners of the prestigious Lighthouse Award...
Once again, criteria was thought out. The word went out. The nominees poured in. The judges checked and doubled checked. Finally, the winners were selected!!...
The criteria was thought out. The word went out. The nominees poured in. The judges checked and doubled checked. Finally, the winners were selected!!. . .
Lone Keep Internet, based on the Jersey Shore, is now a registered Microsoft FrontPage Web Presence Provider. . .
There's the Golden Globe for movies. The Tony Award for Broadway. The MTV Award for Music. Even commercials have the Clio Award! What about an award for local websites that are noteworthy? . . .
We all have heard about the latest craze, the "World Wide Web". But did you know that the "web" can be used locally? The Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin (JSCIB) is such . . .
The Foodbank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties is the proud owner of its own web page. The Foodbank's web site address is . . .
Imagine being able to do research for a project, order airline tickets or look for a job all from your easy chair. Imagine being able to do all this and more with just the click of a button. Imagine no more . . .
Recent Media Coverage Lone Keep InternetJersey Shore Community Information Bulletin Jersey Shore Area, NJ, February 5, 2001 - Once again the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin is pleased to announce its most recent winners of the prestigious Lighthouse Award. This is the first time the awards have been given this year and each time the response has grown. Residents of the Jersey Shore Area should be interested to know that there are many noteworthy sites flourishing right here in this area. The Lighthouse Award recognizes the "Shining Sites of the Jersey Shore." The premise behind the award, which is co-sponsored by the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin, a free online newsletter for the Jersey Shore Area, and Lone Keep Internet, Inc., is to promote and recognize those sites that are creative, fun, informative and are created by or for the residents in the Jersey Shore Area. "We are very proud and excited to see the Lighthouse Award continue the way it has. We feel it is very important to recognize people in the local community who are doing such a wonderful job of promoting the Web in a positive manner," stated Karen E. Jarosz, editor of the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin. Who are the Deserving Winners?
http://www.jsrc.org/ http://www.lonekeep.com/letip/ The Lighthouse Award is awarded on a quarterly basis. New award winners will be named in May. As for prizes each winner was presented with a golf shirt bearing the Lighthouse Award logo, as well as information on how to put the award logo on the winning site for others to see. Past winners have included the WRAT, Habitat for Humanity and the SPCA. Be sure to check out the Winner's Page. If you would like to nominate a site for the Lighthouse Award you can find out all you need at http://www.lonekeep.com/jscib . You can also go to that site to subscribe to the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin, a free newsletter of events, sites to check out and other interesting things about the Jersey Shore. For additional information you can call Karen Jarosz at Lone Keep Internet, Inc., co-sponsor of the Lighthouse Award, at 732-988-4044. She may also be reached via email at karen@lonekeep.com. Lone Keep InternetJersey Shore Community Information Bulletin Publishes 100th Issue Jersey Shore Area, NJ, February 5, 2001 - JSCIB is the free email newsletter that gets the word out about local events and web sites. We are proud to announce that this week we are publishing the 100th issue of the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin (JSCIB). The Bulletin published on the first and third Monday of each month reaches over 4000 readers on the Jersey Shore. The Bulletin, which has been around since August 1996, has brought old friends together. In one issue a classic car show that was taking place was listed. It turns out that two couples ran into each other at the show that hadn't seen each other in years. They both read about the event in the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin. Talk about a small world! The JSCIB has also been there to help out people in need. Recently, a note was placed in the issue from a mother of a young boy diagnosed with cancer. He was in need of a particular type of blood for transfusions. Thanks to the generous response of the JSCIB readers the boy received the needed blood and is on his way to recovery! The Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin is the fastest way to read about the free or low cost events happening in the parks, the libraries, in the theaters and on the boardwalks and streets of your Jersey Shore. According to Karen Jarosz, its Editor, it's "The latest about the Jersey Shore on the Internet." To find out more or to subscribe visit http://www.lonekeep.com/jscib or call Karen Jarosz at 732-988-4044. Karen may also be reached at karen@lonekeep.com . Lone Keep InternetJersey Shore Link Exchange is Online Jersey Shore, New Jersey - May 1, 1998 - Towne Crier Promotions, a division of Lone keep Internet, is proud to introduce its newest service, Jersey Shore Link Exchange. The exchange is just that. Banner ads for one member appear on another member's site and on your site you agree to show a members banner ad. That way both banner ads receive exposure on more than one site and increase the chances of people seeing it and going to the sites for more information. There is no set up or maintenance fee. No subscription charge. The way it works is that for each time your site displays another member's ad, you receive 1/2 a credit toward advertising on a site. Each time your ad is shown on another site a credit is deducted from your account. Members of Jersey Shore Link Exchange also enjoy the benefits of 24 hour web site/banner stats and reports. Members also can receive discounts and are entered in contest to win prizes. There is also the bonus of an efficient and speedy customer service staff that will respond quickly to your call and help your with any questions you might have. Imagine all that for free. "It is just an excellent opportunity for local businesses to network and help each other to promote their businesses without all the expense," said Richard M.J. Jarosz, senior partner of Lone Keep Internet. To help promote your website, and your fellow business owner's as well, check out Jersey Shore Link Exchange at http://www.towne-crier.com/linkexchange or call 732-988-4044 for more details on what your banner ad requires to be included in the newest link exchange in town. Lone Keep InternetLone Keep Announces Towne Crier Promotion Services If A Tree Fell In a Forest Department... Lone Keep Internet provides an answer in the form of a new division called Towne Crier Promotions (http://www.towne-crier.com/), a service specifically created to meet the needs of individuals and businesses who want to get maximum attention in cyberspace. To kick off this new service, Town Crier Promotions will be conducting a Give Away Promotion. All you need to do is visit the website and learn how to enter the weekly drawings. "People still hold to magical thinking; they hope that posting a website will automatically bring the world to their doorstep. In fact, having a website address by itself is no more effective for bringing in business than putting in another phone line. If you don’t put the word out that is, if you don’t advertise, market and publish your website address then, chances are, your website will just sit there, unnoticed," explains Richard M.J. Jarosz, a principal of Lone Keep Internet, and Towne Crier’s leading expert on site promotion. "It’s critical that your site will appear in various search engines, and that your business or your website is promoted in areas of cyberspace where prospective clients might be surfing. There’s so much out there, most people would be hard pressed to analyze all their options and find the best promotional avenues, let alone discover the registration requirements and procedures for each search engine, each directory, each specialized area that might profit their particular enterprise. That’s where we come in. We not only have the expertise, but we can commit the hours necessary to setting up the best links to meet our customer’s marketing objectives." Towne Crier Promotions joins Lone Keep Internet and Lone Keep Systems as a new division of the rapidly-growing, Bradley Beach-based firm focused particularly on service to Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Lone Keep Internet also publishes the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin, a free e-mail newsletter providing upcoming events and announcements for the Monmouth shore area. To receive more information on Towne Crier
Promotions, Lone Keep Internet, and Lone Keep Systems' services, or to request a
free subscription to the Jersey Shore Community Information newsletter, you can e-mail the
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732-988-4044. Lone Keep InternetFirst Lighthouse Award Winners for 1998 Announced Jersey Shore Area, N.J., March 16,1998 - Once again the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin is pleased to announce its most recent winners of the prestigious Lighthouse Award. This is the third time the awards have been given in the past year and each time the response has grown. Residents of the Jersey Shore Area should be interested to know that there are many noteworthy sites flourishing right here in this area. Before recognizing the "Shining Sites of the Jersey Shore," it should be mentioned what was the criteria that made up the award and what made these sites stand out above the rest. The premise behind the Lighthouse Award, which is co-sponsored by the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin, an online newsletter for the Jersey Shore Area, is to promote and recognize those sites that are creative, fun, informative and are based or for the residents in the Jersey Shore Area. "We are very proud and excited to see the Lighthouse Award take off as it has. We feel it is very important to recognize people in the local community who are doing such a wonderful job of promoting the Web in a positive manner," stated Karen E. Jarosz, editor of the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin. Who were the Deserving Winners?
There are plans to continue bestowing the Lighthouse Award on a quarterly basis. New award winners will be named in July. As for prizes each winner was presented with a golf shirt bearing the Lighthouse Award logo as well as the information to put the award logo on the winning site for others to see. Those who have nominated a winning site were presented with a cap bearing the Lighthouse Award logo. Be sure to check out the Winner's Page or if you would like to nominate a site for the Lighthouse Award you can find out all you need at http://www.lonekeep.com/jscib. You can also go to that site to subscribe to the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin, a free newsletter of events, sites to check out and other neat stuff about the Jersey Shore. For additional information you can call Lone Keep Internet, co-sponsor of the Lighthouse Award, at 732-988-4044. Lone Keep InternetLatest Lighthouse Award Winners Announced Jersey Shore Area, NJ, January 19,1998 - Once again, criteria was thought out. The word went out. The nominees poured in. The judges checked and doubled checked. Finally, the winners were selected!! It was tough because there were so many noteworthy nominees but the final selection was made and Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin is proud to announce the latest Lighthouse Award Winners. Before recognizing the "Shining Sites of the Jersey Shore," it should be mentioned what was the criteria that made up the award and what made these sites stand out above the rest. The premise behind the Lighthouse Award, which is co-sponsored by the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin, an online newsletter for the Jersey Shore area, is to promote and recognize those sites that are creative, fun, informative and are based or for the residents in the Jersey Shore area. "Our first set of awards were well received, and we felt it was time to give some additional sites recognition for a job well done on a local basis, " stated Karen E. Jarosz, editor of the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin. Who were the lucky winners?
This is second time the awards are being presented. There are plans to continue on a regular basis such as quarterly. New award winners will be named in March. As for prizes each winner was presented with a golf shirt bearing the Lighthouse Logo as well as the information to put the award logo on the winning site for others to see. Those who have nominated a winning site were presented with a cap bearing the Lighthouse logo. Be sure to check out the Winner's Page or if you would like to nominate a site for the Lighthouse Award you can find out all you need at http://www.lonekeep.com/jscib. You can also go to that site to subscribe to the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin, a free newsletter of events, sites to check out and other neat stuff about the Jersey Shore. Lone Keep InternetLighthouse Award Winners Announced Jersey Shore Area, NJ, August 18,1997 - The criteria was thought out. The word went out. The nominees poured in. The judges checked and doubled checked. Finally, the winners were selected!! It was tough because there were so many noteworthy nominees but the final selection was made and Lone Keep Internet is proud to announce the first Lighthouse Award Winners. Before recognizing the "shining sites of the Jersey Shore," it should be mentioned what was the criteria that made up the award and what made these sites stand out above the rest. The premise behind the Lighthouse Award, which is co-sponsored by the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin, an online newsletter for the Jersey Shore area, is to promote and recognize those sites that are creative, fun, informative and are based or for the residents in the Jersey Shore area. "The idea is to help those sites who might not be known world wide, receive credit and recognition for a job well done on a local basis," stated Karen E. Jarosz, editor of the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin and sponsor of the Lighthouse Award. This is the first time the award was presented but not the last. There are plans to continue and name new award winners later this year. As for prizes each winner was presented with a golf shirt bearing the Lighthouse Logo as well as the information to put the award logo on the winning site for others to see. Those who might have nominated a winning site were presented with a cap bearing the Lighthouse logo. Who were the lucky winners? For Best Personal Site, first place went to A Tribute to Laurel & Hardy at http://www.exit109.com/~smazoki and second place went to Dan's Wide World of Stuff at http://www.cybercomm.net/~dano. For Best Community Information Site, first place went to the Monmouth County SPCA site at http://www.monmouth.com/~spca/index.html and second place went to Miss America Photo Gallery at http://www.vitinc.com/~smokie/photos1.html. The first place winner for the Best Business/Commercial Site was awarded to WRAT, The RAT, radio station at http://www.wrat.com and second place was awarded to the First Ave Playhouse of Atlantic Highlands at http://www.monmouth.com/~firstaveplay. Be sure to check out the Winner's Page or if you would like to nominate a site for the Lighthouse Award you can find out all you need at http://www.lonekeep.com/jscib. You can also go to that site to subscribe to the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin, a free online newsletter of events, sites to check out and other neat stuff about the Jersey Shore. Lone Keep InternetLONE KEEP INTERNET moves ahead with Long Branch, NJ, July 10, 1997 -- Lone Keep Internet, based on the Jersey Shore, is now a registered Microsoft FrontPage Web Presence Provider and can be found at http://www.lonekeep.com. Designed for non-programmers, yet robust enough even for experienced Web site developers, FrontPage 97 with Bonus Pack includes a number of technical breakthroughs that provide users a fast and easy way to create and manage professional Web sites. New features include easier installation, WYSIWYG table support, HyperText Markup Language (HTML) frames support, Auto Recalculate Links, WYSIWYG image alignment and enhanced integration with Microsoft Office. With support for the newest Internet technologies, it's never been easier to publish on the Web! These days, with the tens of thousands of sites already on the World Wide Web, your sites have to stand out to be noticed. Fortunately, FrontPage gives you intuitive authoring and editing tools to build sites that will catch anyone's attention. Better yet, the need to understand HTML, or even programming, in order to create professional-quality Web sites is now a thing of the past. LONE KEEP INTERNET is a full access provider and provides users with Web site hosting that includes unlimited use of E-mail, newsgroups, FTP and the World Wide Web. So in a world where being able to communicate and disseminate information in a timely matter is important, Lone Keep Internet provides individuals, organizations and businesses of any size with all that is needed to place you or your organization on the Information Superhighway! To obtain more information about Microsoft FrontPage visit their Web site at: http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/ and for more information on Lone Keep Internet's FrontPage hosting services visit: http://www.lonekeep.com/frontpage/ For information about Lone Keep Internet and how you can sign on today, contact Karen Jarosz or Eileen Evans at: Lone Keep Internet, Beach Stroll Drive, P.O. Box 333, Bradley Beach, New Jersey 07720. Call (732) 988-4044 or leave us a message at sales@lonekeep.com. Lone Keep InternetLighthouse Award To Be Given To Local Websites Jersey Shore Area, NJ, June 20, 1997 - There's the Golden Globe for movies. The Tony Award for Broadway. The MTV Award for Music. Even commercials have the Clio Award! What about an award for local websites that are noteworthy? Well, wait no longer. An award has been named. And you, the reader and user, have been asked to do the honors of nominating the worthy sites! "The Lighthouse Award is given to local Jersey Shore websites that excel in guiding users to information pertaining to the area. It is designed to honor the shining sites of the Jersey Shore. It is important to recognize local people doing positive things on the Internet," states Karen E. Jarosz, editor of the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin, a co-sponsor of the Lighthouse Award. Lone Keep Internet, a local Internet Access Provider, is also a co-sponsor of the Lighthouse Award. There are three categories of the Lighthouse Award. There is the Best Commercial/Business Site. This is to recognize local businesses that are serving the community though the Internet in a positive way and the site is user friendly and of value to the consumer. Next is the Best Community Information Site. This is to honor those sites who use the Internet to educate the local community in some area. Lastly, there is the Best Personal Site. This is any personal site that offers to users information that is of benefit in a positive aspect. So how does one nominate a site for a Lighthouse Award? It's quite easy actually. Go to http://www.lonekeep.com/jscib. Once you are there you will find the Lighthouse Award. Click on this and you will be presented with a ballot to fill out. It's that easy! Winners will be announced in the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin, which is an online newsletter that is sent out monthly to over two thousand Internet users in the Jersey Shore area. Prizes will be awarded to sites in each category. So don't delay! Get your vote in today for that site that you feel guides you to the information you need. That address again to nominate your favorite site is http://www.lonekeep.com/jscib. For more information contact Karen Jarosz, editor of the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin, at P.O. Box 333, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 or call (732) 988-4044 or even e-mail her at JerseyShore@lonekeep.com. Lone Keep InternetWorld Wide Web Used Locally Bradley Beach, NJ, April 15,1997. We all have heard about the latest craze, the "World Wide Web". But did you know that the "web" can be used locally? The Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin (JSCIB) is such a method to achieve this. Let us first examine who uses the "web" and our area's demographics. The average internet user is Male, age 18 - 54 (45%), and has a household income of over $50K/year (38%). According to the Municipal Reference Guide: New Jersey, Monmouth County is 47% Male with an average income of $21K/year. So, who can use the web? Local organizations, businesses and even municipalities utilize the web for many purposes. Local organizations currently out there on the web include the FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties and the Southern Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce. We hear that the Blood Bank is currently working on their site. Believe it or not, towns, hospitals, churches, schools, parks, and even the Arts Center now have sites to inform the World and Local communities about events and important information. What vehicles do these organizations use to inform others of what's new? The Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin is a Free Email Newsletter, edited by Karen E. Jarosz and on its 11th Issue. Each issue has in it free or low cost events and happenings listed. It also lists events submitted by its readership and each issue brings you information about websites that concern themselves with the Jersey Shore, Monmouth County or New Jersey in general. "Our purpose is to bring the world to the fingertips of the people in the Jersey Shore Area," according to Karen E. Jarosz, editor. The subscription is free and issues are released about every 3 weeks. To subscribe send an e-mail to jerseyshore@lonekeep.com with the word SUBSCRIBE in the body text. For more information about Lone Keep Internet or the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin contact Karen E. Jarosz at Lone Keep Internet, Beach Stroll Drive, P.O. Box 333, Bradley Beach, New Jersey 07720. Call (732) 988-4044 or leave us a message at jerseyshore@lonekeep.com. Lone Keep InternetTHE FOODBANK IS ON-LINE Spring Lake, NJ. February 24, 1997. The Foodbank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties is now the proud owner of its own web page. The Foodbank's web site address is: http://www.lonekeep.com/foodbank. Brooke Tarabour, Executive Director of the Foodbank, announced this new communication link. "While The Foodbank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties is a local organization, concentrating our efforts on providing food, training, and other programs to alleviate the hunger problem in our community, a presence on the Internet is very important in our work. Having a web site gives us the ability to contact and receive information from a wide variety of sources, regionally and nationally We are always trying to find new and better ways to get more food and more information out." The Foodbank web site was created for the Foodbank by designer Richard Jarosz of Lone Keep Internet, a Bradley Beach Internet provider and website design company. The site is several pages long and was designed to give background information about the operation of the Foodbank, as well as provide up-to-the-minute data about current activities. "We designed the site so that it would not only tell web browsers about the organization, but would also be another resource when they need to reach out beyond the local community for information and ideas," said Rich. "We know what the Foodbank does for people here is important. If we help them, we know they'll be able to help others." For more information about the Foodbank check out the web site at URL http://www.lonekeep.com/foodbank, or call Brooke at 732-974-2265. Lone Keep InternetLONE KEEP INTERNET CONNECTS JERSEY SHORE TO THE WORLD Bradley Beach, N.J. -- Imagine being able to do research for a project, order airline tickets or look for a job all from your easy chair. Imagine being able to do all this, and more, with just the click of a button. Imagine no more - because the Internet is here! Lone Keep Internet, based in Bradley Beach, New Jersey, is officially on-line and can be found at http://www.lonekeep.com. What does all this mean? In today's world, when communication is essential and being able to do so as quickly as possible is key, access to the information super highway is a great help. Lone Keep Internet provides individuals, organizations and businesses unlimited access to the "Net". That way if one needs to e-mail, say a colleague, even "after hours" it can be done easily. E-mail can be sent or received at anytime. Another important component to any business or organization is advertising. Every year, millions of dollars are spent in getting information about products or services out there to the public. As the 21st century closes in on us, the world is realizing that the Internet is fast becoming the smart way to advertise. Lone Keep Internet provides web page design for companies and organizations and provides space to advertise on the net. What better way to reach millions all over the world? Full Internet access is also available. This is an invaluable tool. Lone Keep Internet provides users with a web site that includes information on local businesses, schools, towns and even the weather! Of course, one can e-mail through Lone Keep Internet as well as access Newsgroups and special interest groups to exchange ideas. So, in a world where being able to communicate or gather information in a timely matter is important, Lone Keep Internet provides individual, organizations and businesses of any size with all that is needed to be ready for the 21st century. For more information about Lone Keep Internet and how you can sign on today, contact Eileen Evans or Karen Jarosz at (732) 988-4044 or write to us at Lone Keep Internet, Beach Stroll Drive, P.O. Box 333, Bradley Beach, New Jersey 07720. E-mail us at sales@lonekeep.com. Lone Keep InternetRecent Media Coverage of Lone Keep Internet
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