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Santa Preparing for a Ride Through Atlantic Highlands
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Santa preparing the AHFAS ambulance for his ride.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ - The Atlantic Highlands First Aid & Safety Squad will once again be assisting Santa in his rounds through the borough as part of the organization’s annual Santa Runs during the second week of December.
The Santa Runs get underway Dec. 9 and will run through Dec. 12, with Dec. 13 set aside as a makeup for inclement weather. Each night, starting at 6 p.m. Santa and his team of elves from the Atlantic Highlands First Aid Squad will visit one part of town until 9 p.m.
Prown's 2014 Calendar to Benefit Local Groups
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RED BANK, NJ - "For a long time, I've spent much of my free time volunteering in different capacities to help the less served youth of Red Bank. When someone suggested to me to make the Prown's Home Improvements - 5th Annual Olde Tyme Commemorative Calendar a remembrance of Red Bank Kids, I said wow...perfect", shared third generation owner, David Prown.
The highly anticipated collection of 14 timeless Dorn's photos of Red Bank youth from the 1940's to the 1960's is now available at Prown's Home Improvement Showroom, 135 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, for $12. It can also be purchased online at www.prowns.com and shipped for $17.
First Presbyterian Church of Atlantic Highlands Welcomes New Pastor
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ - The Rev. Paul F. Rack will begin his tenure as the new pastor of our First Presbyterian Church of Atlantic Highlands this Sunday.
We hope you will fill the pews and give him a warm and rousing welcome.
He will be the 21st pastor in the 113-year history of our church.
Reverend Rack will conduct his first worship service at 11 a.m., which is a change from the long-standing 10 a.m. service start. The Hope Presbyterian Church in Tinton Falls, with which we will be sharing his services as pastor, will now begin its Sunday worship at 9 a.m.
Henry Hudson Trail Repairs Underway, December Re-opening Anticipated
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PHOTO: The clean-up and repair work needed to re-open the 1.5-mile section of Henry Hudson Trail between Popamora Point and the Municipal Marina in Atlantic Highlands by December is well underway. This section of trail, closed since Superstorm Sandy, will be characterized by “primitive” conditions.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ—As Thanksgiving approaches, area walkers, runners and bicyclists may be thankful to learn that the clean-up and repairs needed to re-open the 1.5-mile section of Henry Hudson Trail between Popamora Point in Highlands and the Municipal Marina in Atlantic Highlands are nearing completion. This portion of trail has been closed since Superstorm Sandy. Repairs were delayed due to permitting, design and construction issues.
American Repertory Ballet Brings its 50th Annual Nutcracker Production to State Theatre
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PHOTO: Nutcracker battle. Credit: Kay Chen
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - American Repertory Ballet’s 50th Annual Nutcracker production will come to State Theatre on Friday, December 21 and Saturday, December 22 at 1:00pm and 4:30pm. These performances feature Tchaikovsky’s score played live by an orchestra under the direction of Maestro Michael Pratt, and vocals by the Princeton Girlchoir. In addition to ARB’s 50th Nutcracker milestone, State Theatre is also celebrating its own 25th year.
American Repertory Ballet, formerly known as Princeton Ballet, has been performing its Nutcracker at State Theatre for over 20 years. ARB’s current version of Nutcracker is choreographed by Artistic Director Douglas Martin, with additional choreography by Resident Choreographer Mary Barton, features the Act I Party and Battle scenes from Company Founder Audrée Estey’s original production. This year, there is a brand new growing Christmas tree, designed by Carl Sprague.
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