Sunday, May 12, 2013
Sponsored by Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
A free piano and harp concert will be held at St. Paul's, Bay Head, at 2 p.m. today, followed by a Mother's Day tea. The event to celebrate music and mothers is sponsored by Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Ashley Grant, concert pianist and harpist, will perform the concert. There will be a "love offering" presented to St. Paul's to help serve Sandy victims (see attached PDF). The church has been providing free, hot meals and support to Sandy victims since the storm struck the area. St. Paul's contines to serve dinner from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday and is in great need of volunteers and donations. For more information about specific daily needs, please contact the church, at the corner of Bridge and West Lake avenues, at (732) …
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Event at Centennial Park; rain location at St. Paul's UM Church
The public is welcome to attend the Easter Egg Hunt at Centennial Park, behind Borough Hall and the firehouse, on Bridge Avenue in Bay Head at 11 a.m. Saturday. The rain location is St. Paul's UM Church, West Lake and Bridge avenues, Bay Head. There will be fun and games for the whole family and kids can visit with the Easter Bunny. Bring your camera. Please register in advance by calling (732) 892-5926 or visit the church website. St. Paul's is still serving free hot breakfast and dinner to those in the greater Bay Head-Point Pleasant area who have been impacted by Sandy or who are otherwise needy. Every day, the kitchen has needs for more volunteers and specific supplies. Those who can help with donations of food, supplies or volunteer…
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Restaurants donate food for dinner at the Elks Lodge
Local restaurants are again joining forces to provide a free, hot dinner for those impacted by Sandy, or otherwise needy. The Christmas dinner, which will be served at the Elks Lodge on Arnold Avenue in Point Pleasant from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday, was arranged by Stephanie Salardino, who planned the free Thanksgiving dinner held at the Elks the night before Thanksgiving. "The Thanksgiving dinner went very well and we had a great turnout so I decided to put a Christmas dinner together," said Salardino, a longtime Point Beach summer resident, whose family's house on Beacon Lane was heavily damaged by Sandy. Participating restaurants are: 709 Point Beach; Hoffman's Ice Cream; Martell's Sea Breeze and Tiki Bar; Spano's; Surf Taco; The Beanery; …
Monday, November 19, 2012
Where to go to eat or volunteer Wed. and Thurs.
Thanks to the generosity of numerous volunteers, organizations and businesses in the area, there are a lot of places to go for a free, hot meal on Wednesday and Thanksgiving Day. If you have been negatively impacted by Sandy and could benefit from a free, hot meal, or if you wish to volunteer, here's where to go, starting with an event at the Point Pleasant Elks Lodge #1698, 820 Arnold Ave., at 5 p.m. Wednesday. The following businesses are donating food for the Wednesday evening dinner: Martell's; Surf Taco; Hoffman's Ice Cream; Spano's; Longboard Grill; The Spot; Frankie's Bar & Grill; US Subs; Bubbakoo's Burritos; Polka Dot Cupcake Shop 709, and Joe Leone's. The Beanery is donating coffee. (See attached PDF for more info.) The …
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Billy Hector and other bands, food, beer and wine garden at free event
The Point Pleasant Jazz and Blues Festival will be held from noon to 8 p.m. today at Riverfront Park, Point Borough. The Jersey Shore Jazz and Blues Foundation’s Summer Series of Festivals, sponsored by Investors Bank, will put on the free show at the park on River Road and Maxson Avenue. The event will feature live musical performances by headliner Billy Hector and other artists, food, crafters and a beer and wine garden presented by Langunitas Brewing Co. and Señor Sangria. Please bring lawn chairs and blankets for seating. All ages are welcome and dogs are allowed on leash. Whether Billy Hector is teasing you with his sultry slidework, picking through delta blues or cranking it up and crunching out the electric blues/rock on his beloved…
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Monday, March 26, 2012
Business owners, managers, residents welcome to Cafe De Point after 12 p.m. on Tuesday
Patch will host a free information session about how businesses and residents in the greater Point Pleasant-Brick region can better use Patch. Patch staff will be at Cafe De Point, Bridge Avenue, Point Borough, across the street from O'Brien's Florist and Landscaping, at noon Tuesday. This is an Open House style event, so guests do not need to be there at noon. Patch will explain how to use Patch's free business listings and other features to better engage with the community and grow your business brand. Light refreshments and coffee will be served. Please email denise.distephan@patch.com to RSVP or for more information. Also, for some starter information, feel free to read our article about how to get a free business listing and how to …
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Christie signs bill amending beach tag law, but local communities must give their own OKs
With local permission, members of the military and their spouses and children may now access New Jersey beaches for free or at a reduced price. Gov. Chris Christie on Tuesday signed into law a bill sponsored by a group of Ocean County legislators that amends a state law on the books since 1955 that allows municipalities to except certain groups of people from having to pay to access beaches. Previously, the state law allowed individual towns to let persons older than 65 or younger than 12, and those with certain disabilities, to receive beach badge discounts or free access to paid beaches. But many coastal municipalities from Sandy Hook to Cape May also sought to allow members of the armed forces and their families a similar exception. The…
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Christie signs bill creating free fishing registry
Anglers will not have to pay to fish in 2011, but they will have to register with the state. A week before New Jersey's striped bass season begins March 1, Gov. Chris Christie signed into law a bill designed to create a free registry of the state's recreational anglers. The bill provides for the state to create a registry system to account for recreational anglers, which brings New Jersey into compliance with federal law. Under the Magnuson-Stevens Act, which regulates fisheries management policies on the federal level, all recreational anglers must be registered with either the federal government or a state agency in order for scientists to keep better records of catch data. States with fishing licenses use their licensing regimes as …
Stevie
9:38 am on Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Nice...Everyone received a little gift to take home...Very nice turnout! more ›