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Mysterious Ways
Woody Zimmerman
Thursday, 02 July 2009
"The Lord works in mysterious ways," my grandma used to say. I often repeat it, and I thought of it again, last week, when the latest celebrity "blizzard" hit our electronic media outlets. Was it the Lord's purpose to wake up a sleeping country at the last minute, before... Read more...

Fixing Infrastructure Will Save on Town Sewer Bills
Jack Archibald
Wednesday, 01 July 2009
Fixing infrastructure is a costly undertaking but the rewards can be gigantic savings for municipalities. Atlantic Highlands is about to embark on a long awaited project that should pay dividends in a very short time. While the project is not particularly thrilling, it... Read more...

Obama Tax Hike is Largest in U.S. History
Gordon Bishop
Tuesday, 30 June 2009
With liberals in control of the White House and United States Congress, America's working class is bracing for the biggest tax killer since our country was founded in 1776 by a Tax Revolt against the British Empire for raising taxes on tea. Remember the Boston Tea ... Read more...

Teeny Weenie Fish Found in Sandy Hook Bay
Joe Reynolds
Tuesday, 30 June 2009
It was the first full weekend of summer and the weather was beautiful. I think it was the first weekend without a rainstorm in nearly three weeks. Saturday dawned bright and sunny. By mid-day the sun was still shining, the sky was blue, and a gentle breeze was tickling... Read more...

The Josh Zuckerman Band Kicks In For Ka-boom!
Anne Mikolay
Tuesday, 30 June 2009
Red Bank will once again host its Ka-Boom celebration with lively entertainment and fireworks over the Navesink on July 3rd. This year, however, the Ka-Boom committee is approximately 25% short of covering the $200,000 it costs to organize this event, and for the first... Read more...

People with Disabilities in Institutions
Daniel J. Vance
Sunday, 28 June 2009
If not for volunteering at age 13 to help a girl with traumatic brain injury, Robert Stack likely wouldn't have gone on to begin an organization that would improve the lives of thousands of people with disabilities. "Back then, I was (at age 13) studying to be a priest,"... Read more...

Summertime Activities in AH
Jack Archibald
Wednesday, 24 June 2009
It is hard to tell if summer is here. Sure, the humidity is around but the sun is nowhere to be found. One sure sign of summer is that our kids are hanging around the house and looking for something to do. Fortunately, Atlantic Highlands is the type of town where a... Read more...

The Temple Sanction
Woody Zimmerman
Wednesday, 24 June 2009
Like millions of Americans over the last 75 years, I have enjoyed watching the wonderful films of the great child-star, Shirley Temple. Obviously, she had a world of talent. She was truly America's Sweetheart and one of Hollywood's biggest stars in the 1930s. Miss Temple... Read more...

Conservative Reagan Versus Liberal Obama
Gordon Bishop
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
A World ApartYOUNG AMERICA, an organization founded by followers of President Ronald Reagan -- now considered among America's 5 Greatest Presidents -- is doing everything it can to stop the Far Left liberals from turning America's Freedom & Liberty into a European... Read more...

The Expanding English Dictionary
Rev. Dr. George Hancock-Stefan
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
A couple of weeks ago we were told by Paul J.J. Payack from the Global Language Monitor that the English language has welcomed its one millionth word. The capstone of the English language is a reflection of our advanced technological time. The new word is Web 2.0. The... Read more...

AHHerald - News for the Bayshore

People with Developmental Disabilities Speak Up for Equality in New Jersey

Newsbrief - State
Written by press release
Thursday, 02 July 2009 10:59
TRENTON - Nearly two decades after the passage of the federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), people with developmental disabilities continue to lack jobs, health care, housing and access to public venues. To address this, the New Jersey Council on Developmental Disabilities (NJCDD) is using Independence Day as the backdrop to announce a campaign to bring these issues to the forefront. The "Just Say Something" campaign urges people with developmental disabilities and their families to assert their independence and be vocal about the injustices they see.
Read more... [People with Developmental Disabilities Speak Up for Equality in New Jersey]

Middletown Summer Concert Relocated Tonight

Newsbrief - Middletown
Written by Middletown Township Public Information Office
Thursday, 02 July 2009 10:41
MIDDLETOWN, NJ - Due to the weather, the July 2nd Summer Concert will be indoors at the Middletown High School South Auditorium. The concert will begin at 7PM.

Park System to Host 10th Annual Lifeguard Tourney

Newsbrief - Monmouth County
Written by MC Parks System
Wednesday, 01 July 2009 10:45
At Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park LONG BRANCH, NJ -Come out and support the area's finest lifeguards as they compete in the 10^th Annual Monmouth County Park System Invitational Surf Relays on Friday, July 31, 2009 at 6pm. The event will be held in front of the main pavilion at Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park on Ocean Avenue in Long Branch. A Jersey Shore classic, this tournament features 6 fast-paced events in both sand and surf to demonstrate the skills, strength, agility and reaction time of local squads. Ten teams have been invited to compete in this year's event. Spectators are welcome; parking and admission are free.

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