Explainer: How Do Our Judges Make It to the Bench in New Jersey? (via NJSpotlight)
The current judicial crisis offers and excellent opportunity to take a look at how New Jersey chooses and installs its judges — and how that process differs from many other states. In 38 states, at least some appellate and major trial court judges…
As Tourists Flock to Shore, Need to Protect Endangered Nesting Birds Poses Dilemma (via NJSpotlight)
You might call them birds of a feather flocking together. The Jersey Shore provides habitat for people, both year-round residents and summer visitors – and for ocean birds that rely on the beaches and dunes for nesting. Both people and birds had their…
By John O. Bennett, Chairman, Monmouth County Republican Organization
John Benentt
Today is a great day to be a Republican! Once again, the opportunity to exercise one of our greatest Constitutional rights is upon us. Days like today reinforce the utmost pride I have to be your Monmouth County Republican Chairman.
It is my great honor to call upon all Republicans from western and central Monmouth County to the bayshore and coastal areas and ask them to support our candidates in today’s Primary Election. As always, we have a fantastic slate of Republican candidates, including our incumbent Freeholders Director Lillian Burry and Deputy Director Gary Rich and every municipal official who is up for election. I know that with a good showing today of voter turnout, we can send the Democratic candidates a preview of what is waiting for them come November.
Please check the following list to see our Monmouth County Republican endorsed Candidates:
Rich Pezzullo for U.S. Senate
Chris Smith for Congress, 4th District
Anthony Wilkerson for Congress, 6th District
Lillian Burry & Gary Rich for County Freeholder
Don’t forget to vote for your local municipal offices!
So, before you head home tonight, please stop in at your local polling location and let your voice be heard. Cast your ballot for your local and county Republican candidates!
On to Victory
Posted: June 3rd, 2014 | Author: admin | Filed under: 2014 Elections, Monmouth County Republican Committee, Monmouth GOP | Tags: John Bennett, Monmouth GOP, Primary Day | 14 Comments »
Don’t Miss Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce’s
SIZZLIN’ SUMMER BUSINESS EXPO from 4:30 PM -7:00 PM
at Doolan’s Shore Club located on 700 Highway 71,
Spring Lake Heights
VENDORS • PRIZES • FOOD • NETWORKING
The organization serves as a regional Chamber for businesses that are located in: Avon by the Sea, Bradley Beach, Manasquan, Neptune Township, Sea Girt, Spring Lake, Wall Township, Belmar, Brielle, Neptune City, Ocean Grove, Lake Como, Spring Lake Heights
Holmdel Mayor Pat Impreveduto
Mayor Patrick Impreveduto, Deputy Mayor Eric Hinds, Township Committeeman Greg Buontempo, Joe Ponisi and Municipal Chairwoman Marcy McMullin and Vice Chairman Tom Scarano, are supporting Shaun Golden for Monmouth county Republican Chairman
Unopposed: Monmouth County’s municipal primaries feature few contested races (via NJ.com)
While 39 Monmouth County municipalities will vote in Tuesday’s primaries, only a scant few of them will feature contested races. Sprawling Howell Township is joined by the tiny communities of Interlaken and Sea Bright in holding contested Republican…
Tomorrow is Saturday, May 31st
The last day of May and there is so much to do.
It’s up to you to make the choice of what to do and where to go
AAUWNJ BOOK SALE
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Old First Church
69 Kings Highway, Middletown
Info: 732-933-4855
A wide selection, including: classics, new releases,
hardcovers, paperbacks, children’s books,
fiction and non-fiction, cookbooks, garden books,
art books, dvds and cassettes, games and more!
Most hardcovers $2, most paperbacks $1
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FREE HOME OWNERSHIP SEMINAR
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Neptune Public Library
25 Neptune Blvd, Neptune
2nd floor meeting room
Info: 732-618-7877
Please come out to this free information session and
get advice from the experts!
Presented by Asbury Park/Neptune NAACP
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An Open Letter to the Monmouth County Republican Committee From Chairman John O. Bennett
Dear County Committee Member,
The success of a Republican Chairman in Monmouth County has always been ultimately measured by one thing –Being victorious on the first Tuesday in November!
To that end, during the last two election cycles, we – Vice-Chairwoman Susan Cohen and our hardworking volunteers like you – have helped our countywide candidates score resounding victories that have helped the Monmouth County Republican Party restore its brand as one of the state’s best Republican organizations.
Along the way, we have delivered on every promise made during our campaign two years ago:
Posted: May 30th, 2014 | Author: admin | Filed under: John Bennett, Monmouth County Republican Committee, Monmouth GOP, Shaun Golden | Tags: I see dead people, John Bennett, Monmouth GOP, Monmouth GOP Chairman's race, Shaun Golden | 31 Comments »By Freeholder Tom Arnone
Freeholder Tom Arone
On May 12, 2014, a massive fish kill began in the Shark River. Over the next 10 days, 310 tons of fish would die and wash ashore. According to the NJ Department of Environmental Protection, the cause of the fish kill was due to a large number of bait fish entering the river to seek refuge from bluefish and bass. The concentration of fish, coupled with warm and shallow waters, depleted the dissolved oxygen levels, resulting in the die-off. Despite that this event appeared to be a naturally occurring phenomenon, the die-off was a wake-up call that we should not take the health of the River for granted. While a number of factors working together may have contributed to the event, there are some people that believe this devastating ecological event could have been avoided with preventative maintenance, or more specifically, the long-overdue dredging of the Shark River.
Posted: May 30th, 2014 | Author: admin | Filed under: Monmouth County, Monmouth County Board of Freeholders, Tom Arnone | Tags: Freeholder Tom Arnone, Shark River, Shark River Dredging, Shark River Fish Kill, Tom Arnone | 2 Comments »
N.J. Congressman: Sandy funds still needed for infrastructure, businesses (via NJ.com)
FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP – While public officials welcomed the news that the latest round of Hurricane Sandy recovery money will cover the New Jersey’s unmet need for housing funds, one congressman says that the funding does not go far enough. U.S. Rep…
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