Asbury Park

Coffee With A Cop Returns in Asbury Park

Interfaith Neighbor’s Kula Cafe To Host Community Relations Event

By Michelle Gladden
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Coffee With A Cop will return from 9 am to noon Dec 12 at Kula Cafe on Springwood Avenue. First launched in Hawthorne, Calif. in 2011, the event became a national occurrence in 2016 when the Honolulu Police Department began hosting meetups, thereby making Coffee with a Cop an event in all 50 States. The […]

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Dec 04, 2018
Asbury Park

Fourth Annual Holiday Giveaway Held At Kula Cafe

Spring Lake-Brielle Rotary Club Donates Clothing, Toys & Socks

By Michelle Gladden
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Asbury Park resident Joanne Matthews makes a point to stop by the annual Spring Lake-Brielle Rotary Club holiday giveaway at Kula Cafe on Springwood Avenue. A part of Interfaith Neighbors social enterprise programs, Kula Cafe is an on the job hospitality training program.  “I like coming here because they make it comfortable,” she said. Shirley […]

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Dec 04, 2018
Asbury Park

Holiday Beach Badge Gift Certificates Go On Sale Friday

Seasonal Passes Being Offered At 2018 Rates; Redeemable May 1

By Michelle Gladden
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The annual beach badge holiday gift certificates are now on sale, city officials have announced. Each year, the City offers discounted rates to those interested in purchasing the seasonal beach badges as a holiday gift. This year, gift certificates are being offered at the 2018 seasonal rates: $70 for adults, $20 for seniors over 62 […]

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Dec 04, 2018
Asbury Park

Asbury Park Library Holiday Open House Set For Saturday

Newly Formed Friends Fundraising Group Will Be Introduced

By Michelle Gladden
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The newly formed Friends of the Library fundraising group will be introduced during a holiday open house from 10 am to 2 pm at the Asbury Park Library, located at 500 First Ave. “This event, which is being hosted by the library, was first proposed by the Library Board, to celebrate the Friends and to […]

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Nov 30, 2018
Asbury Park

Holiday Celebrations Continue

Tree & Menorah Lightings, a Holiday Bazaar, Decorating Contest, Exhibit, & Last Chance Party On The Schedule

By Michelle Gladden
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Holiday celebrations continue in Asbury Park with everything from a tree and menorah lighting to the launch of the Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce Annual decorating contest. The Annual Downtown Tree Lighting celebration kicks off at 5:30 pm Saturday in Press Plaza [Cookman Avenue and Emory Street], with Santa expected to arrive at 6 pm. […]

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Nov 30, 2018
Coastal News

From The Sun News Desk

Gas Main Leak Closes Portion of Main Street In AP While Deal PD Reports Drug Possession Arrests

By Michelle Gladden
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Deal Police have reported a series of drug possession charges, while Asbury Park closes a portion of Main Street due to a gas main leak. Main Street is closed between Third and Second avenues in Asbury Park due to a gas main being struck. This is the third time a gas main has been struck […]

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Nov 30, 2018
Coastal News

BROTHER FACING MURDER CHARGES IN COLTS NECK DEATHS

Colts Neck Family of Four Allegedly Killed by Brother Who Set Fire to House to Conceal Crimes

By Michelle Gladden
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The brother of a Colts Neck man found dead along with his wife and two children at their burned out home just days before Thanksgiving has been charged with their murders and setting fire to their suburban home, Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni announced via a written news statement. Paul J. Caneiro, 51, is […]

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Nov 29, 2018
Asbury Park

Community Responds To Excessive Force Report

Mayor John Moor: You have our word - we heard you, we agree with you

By Michelle Gladden
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A group of over 100 residents turned out for Wednesday night’s City Council meeting to address alleged police abuse against a young man belonging to one of the city’s most prominent families. Rev Nicolle Harris shared the incident via a social media post, saying: “This past Tuesday night [Nov 20], the young man pictured here […]

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Nov 29, 2018
Asbury Park

Krampus Unleashes This Week In Asbury Park’s Downtown

Short Film Festival, Tours, Contests & Crowning Part of Alt Holiday Event

By Michelle Gladden
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The devilish Krampus returns to Asbury Park’s downtown this weekend. St. Nick’s counterpart from German and Austrian 15th century folklore, the horned figure who punishes misbehaved children has his own day of recognition – Krampusnacht, celebrated on Dec 5. Locally, the Naughty List is being compiled in time for this weekend’s alt-holiday celebration hosted by […]

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Nov 26, 2018
Asbury Park

City Announces New Alternate Side Parking Rules

Manzella: Street Cleaning Guidelines Set In Response To Community Feedback

By Michelle Gladden
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The City of Asbury Park is expanding alternate side parking regulations in order to facilitate street cleaning from Asbury Avenue to Fifth Avenue between Grand Avenue and Bergh Street. “The expanded alternate side parking rules are a direct result of the requests of residents who approached the City’s Parking Committee,” Transportation Director Michael Manzella said. […]

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