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Meaghan Tierney Makes Second Olympic Snowboard Cross Appearance

Meaghan Tierney grew up in Rumson and Little Silver before moving to Eagle, Colorado, to begin training in snowboard cross.

State Programs Support Bringing Healthy Options to Local ‘Food Deserts’

TRENTON – Options to shop for affordable, nutritious foods are often scarce in communities where some families struggle to put food on the table.

Community Y Celebrates Groundbreaking Rabbi with a Cause

RED BANK – Rabbi Sally J. Priesand is an icon in the community, usually celebrated as the first ordained female rabbi in the nation. But she insists the focus shouldn’t be on her. Rather, the focus should be on doing God’s work – specifically advocating for social justice in the community.

Best Dishes of 2021

At the beginning of 2021, it seemed like it would only be a matter of time until we would be back to dining indoors and returning to a way of life we had all blithely come to take for granted.

Struggling Renters Find Relief

MONMOUTH COUNTY – The COVID-19 pandemic has caused financial hardship for many vulnerable residents. Now Monmouth County has announced that, with the support of local community-based nonprofits, millions in federal funding has been leveraged to help those struggling remain in their homes.  

Lunch Break and Family Promise Announce Merger

RED BANK – Two local nonprofits with complementary missions are partnering to address “the systemic problem” of homelessness in

Swapping Recipes and Book Ideas with the Monmouth County Library

During the pandemic, the Monmouth County Library embraced virtual programming, including virtual book clubs.

Music Teacher Lifted Friends Through Pandemic with ‘Quarantunes’

Melody Stevens, the choir director at Red Bank Catholic, sent her family and friends 539 audio recordings during the pandemic to keep their spirits up while Broadway shows were canceled.

Black Nativity: A Gospel Musical

The COVID-19 pandemic has hit everyone in a different way, whether it is financial strain, isolation, illness or the death of friends and family. A return to normalcy is so important right now, and that is what the organizers of “Black Nativity” aim to bring when the show comes back to the Count Basie Center for the Arts at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 30.

Will You Be Able to Find the Perfect Tree This Year?

Pre-cut live trees may be harder to find this year – and more expensive. Cutting one down at a local Christmas...
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