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New Tower Hill Pastor Addresses Community’s Pain and Loss after Sandy
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RED BANK, NJ - As the new senior pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at Red Bank (Tower Hill), Jason Tucker was enjoying a warm welcome from his parishioners. And then came Hurricane Sandy. After relocating his family to the home of relatives, Tucker focused on ministering to the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of church members and the greater community.
First Presbyterian Church at Red Bank (Tower Hill) Pastor, Jason Tucker.
Middletown Bulky Debris from Sandy Must Be Curbside by Dec 3
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MIDDLETOWN, NJ - Middletown residents must place all bulky waste from Superstorm Sandy curbside by Monday, December 3rd. Debris removal contractors will then perform one final street-by-street collection of all bulky waste. Storm debris placed curbside after this collection will be the responsibility of the homeowner. This does not apply to leaves and brush. Brush must be placed curbside by Monday, December 17th. Brush contractors will then perform one final street by street collection of all brush. Leaf and garbage collection will continue on its normal schedule by zone.
AH First Aid Squad to Assist Santa on Rounds in Borough
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ - Members of the Atlantic Highlands First Aid & Safety Squad will assist Santa in travelling through the streets of borough the week of Dec. 3, 2012.
Weather permitting from Dec. 3 through Dec. 6, AHFAS elves will help Santa visit a part of town each night from 6 PM to 9 PM, where he’ll chat with children and family, hand out candy canes, and collect donations of food to be delivered to the Atlantic Highlands Food Pantry.
“Preparations for Santa’s visit have been underway for months,” says AHFAS chief Tom Hayden. “This is a great way to kick off the holiday season in Atlantic Highlands.”
This year, as the squad has done for the past several years, the AHFAS is asking residents for donations of non-perishable food items for the Atlantic Highlands Food Pantry.
Post Sandy Planning for Business
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ - The Atlantic Highlands Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring an evening of Small Business Administration News and Updates.
The focus of this evening will be the aftermath planning and recovery of superstorm Sandy. All local businesses are invited to attend at no cost.
Paul Orzechowski, Vice President, Small Business Administration Manager for Two River Community Bank is the evening’s keynote speaker focusing on building a resilient business and the resources that are available through SBA. Two River Community Bank was recently named a Preferred Lender with the U.S. Small Business Administration. Mr. Orzechowski says that the bank understands that when it comes to commercial loans, local businesses need choices. He and his staff are available to support and assist through the process.
The meeting is scheduled for December 11, 6:30 p.m. at the Two River Community Bank Branch, 2345 Highway 36, Eastpointe Shopping Plaza, Atlantic Highlands, NJ. Interested attendees should reserve space in advance by calling the Chamber office at 732 872-8711, or registering on our website.
Sandy’s Toy Shoppe Seeks Donations
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You can make a difference this holiday season in the lives of children and their families that have been displaced by Hurricane Sandy.
Join Distinctive Toys, the Knights of Columbus, Life Guard Ecumenical Foundation (LGEF), and rebuildrecover.org as we create Sandy’s Toy Shoppe, a place where affected families can come and select age-appropriate toys for their children.
Distinctive Toys is soliciting donations of toys from its vendors and we are asking for your support as well. From November 18th through December 24th, all donations made via PayPal on the LGEF website will be used exclusively and entirely to provide our fellow neighbors who lost so much to Sandy with the holiday that they and their families deserve. With your help, the magic of Christmas and Chanukah will carry on this year as it always has.
Margaret Spicer
Fair Haven
