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Rebearth art supply and lifestyle to close

Owners will continue mural business from their upstairs studio

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Art supply and lifestyle store Rebearth on Bangs Avenue will close its doors on January 15. “It’s not a sad day, it’s just a different day,” said Damian Hiller, who co-owns the store with Tim Scramowicz. “Thank you Asbury Park.” The two also have a studio upstairs in the building, from where they will continue […]

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Jan 05, 2013
Asbury Park

Hold Fast records moves up Cookman

New location opens Saturday next to Twisted Tree cafe

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A record store selling vintage clothing, jewelry and collectable LPs is moving a few doors up the street on Cookman Avenue. Hold Fast records — owned by husband-and-wife team Joe Koukos [above] and Meghan Scott — will reopen on Saturday morning at 611 Cookman Ave. next to the Twisted Tree natural foods cafe. “It’s more […]

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Dec 13, 2012
Asbury Park

Market to open in high-profile Main Street building

Piano-selling business occupied structure for decades

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A high-profile Main Street building across from City Hall will be home to a new market offering prepared foods, baked goods and fresh flowers. Dean LaSasso is the owner of the business, which will be called “Dino’s on Main.” A February opening is planned, he said. LaSasso has signed a lease for the location, and […]

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Dec 04, 2012
Asbury Park

Synaxis restaurant closes

Greek eatery looks for new location outside city, liquor license up for sale

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Synaxis restaurant, which served Greek cuisine from its location on Cookman Avenue, has closed and its owners are seeking a new spot outside of Asbury Park. “It’s time for us to look for another location,” said Savas Tsivicos, who owned the restaurant with his wife Maria. “Definitely not in the city. We are looking somewhere […]

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Nov 29, 2012
Hurricane Sandy

Asbury starts small business loan program

Will use funds from UEZ, NJ Community Capital

By Molly Mulshine
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To help businesses recover from Hurricane Sandy, the city has formulated a loan program for small local companies using a combination of urban enterprise zone [UEZ] funds and aid from NJ Community Capital [NJCC]. NJ Community Capital is a 501(c)3 nonprofit community financial development institution that provides loans to small businesses, schools and homeowners. NJCC […]

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Nov 29, 2012
Asbury Park

City’s shops celebrate Small Business Saturday

Stores throughout town offer deals

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While many shoppers have already hit the racks for Black Friday, Asbury Park’s businesses are getting ready for Small Business Saturday tomorrow. Small Business Saturday was popularized by American Express as an alternative to shopping in the big-box chain stores to which most people flock on Black Friday. American Express offers its cardholders a $25 […]

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Nov 23, 2012
Asbury Parking

Three-hour parking violation results in $35 ticket

Handheld devices to replace traditional tire-chalking enforcement

By Molly Mulshine
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When Asbury Park city manager announced several weeks ago that downtown parking would be free in three-hour increments until Jan. 1, many residents wondered how the new parking rules would be enforced. At last night’s council meeting, the governing body discussed enforcement and  voted to approve a resolution memorializing the temporary parking rules. City officials […]

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Nov 21, 2012
Asbury Park

Bangs Ave. tower plans approved

Ground-floor restaurant's concept still not nailed down

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An 11-story building located in downtown Asbury Park is set to be refurbished after the planning board approved the owners’ proposal Monday night. Known as the Gas Building, the art deco structure at the corner of Bangs Avenue and Emory Street dates back to the 1920s, said Jim Watt, a co-owner and the architect of […]

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Oct 24, 2012
Asbury Park

Schlossbach’s Trinity and the Pope to shut its doors

Halloween farewell party scheduled

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Downtown Cajun bar and restaurant Trinity and the Pope is closing for good due to financial issues on Nov. 1 after more than two years of business. “It’s been an ongoing struggle financially,” said owner Marilyn Schlossbach, who operates Langosta Lounge, Pop’s Garage and the Asbury Park Yacht Club on the boardwalk, as well as […]

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Oct 10, 2012
Asbury Park

ShowRoom marquee installed at new location

Owners hope for an early November opening

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For the first time in 30 years, downtown Asbury Park is set for its own three-screen movie theatre with a marquee, which was installed earlier today. The ShowRoom is set to move from 707 Cookman Ave. to a larger space across the street in early November, said Mike Sodano, who co-owns the theatre with his […]

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