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- Maj. General Ret. Jemal J. Beale to speak at MLK Monument Park
- COVID-19 free testing dates in Long Branch
- LOCAL REAL ESTATE SOLD FROM 1-8-20 to 1-15-20
- Oceanport BOE notice of change to meeting time
- Monmouth County has 472 additional positive cases of COVID-19
- Facing the Question
- Crossword & Horoscope
- What the Uprising is Really About
- Arcadian Chorale seeking new members
- Long Branch deems South Seaview Tower imminent hazard – owner has 24 hours to raze
Monmouth County has 472 additional positive cases of COVID-19
Monmouth County Commissioner Director Thomas A. Arnone and County Commissioner Deputy Director Susan M. Kiley have announced that today, Jan. 15, there are 472 new positive cases of COVID-19 in Monmouth County. There are five new deaths being reported today related to COVID-19 in Monmouth County. Read More
Facing the Question
Crossword & Horoscope
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What the Uprising is Really About
“This fight is against the allied forces mostly forged by Black women and other minority groups…marginally since the end of Civil War has been a mechanism for reducing or curating the electorate to reduce the number of black people or eliminate the number of black people who can/could eventually participate. And so what we are seeing now is a modern incarnation of this.
Arcadian Chorale seeking new members
The Arcadian Chorale, an ensemble dedicated to excellence in choral singing, will begin its new Spring 2021 season with virtual rehearsals online every Tuesday evening from 7:00 to 8:30 P.M. starting Tuesday January 26, 2021. Read More
Long Branch deems South Seaview Tower imminent hazard – owner has 24 hours to raze
Mayor John Pallone announced Thursday January 14th that the South tower at Seaview Towers has now been elevated to an Imminent Hazard which will speed up demolition of the building. For the safety of the residents, road closures will be posted around the property beginning today. Read More