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Library Offers Varieties of Virtual Programs
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MANALAPAN – While entrance to libraries within the Monmouth County Library system is still restricted, the Library continues to go virtual in a variety of fields of education, recreation and entertainment, fulfilling its mission to make all of its services available its members and in many cases, nonmembers alike.
The Library is also celebrating September is Library Card Sign-up Month and making the services of the library easily accessible. For further information on how to become a member of the Monmouth County Library, visit www.monmonmouthcountylib.org.
All virtual programs are offered on Webex and Zoom, and registration for all programs is on Eventkeeper. Interested persons who visit Eventkeeper will receive e-mailed information on how to join each of the discussion groups.
Man Arrested for Drugs in Police Department Parking Lot
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Middletown – On September 5, 2020, Middletown Police arrested Arturo Munoz, 25, of Elmhurst, NY, for possession of marijuana in an amount of 50 grams or less. The arrest occurred in the police department parking lot.
Officers observed Munoz standing in the parking lot after parking next to a police vehicle. Ptl. Daniel Flannigan approached Munoz , who advised the officer that he was there to sell a motorcycle and that he and the buyer were going to be meeting at the police station to conduct the transaction. Since it was going to be a cash transaction, the buyer had requested using the police department as the meeting place to ensure the safety of both parties. Munoz agreed and traveled from New York to Middletown.
Former Mayor Donald Burden Receives National Award
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SHREWSBURY - Former Mayor Donald Burden, president of the Shrewsbury Historic Society, was recently presented with the Historic Preservation Recognition Award of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The honor was presented at a regular meeting of the Shrewsbury Historical Society, with members of the Shrewsbury Towne Chapter of the DAR in attendance for the presentation.
The award recognizes and honors an individual who has done recent remarkable volunteer work at the community level, including achievements in all areas of historic preservation, publication, preservation of properties and records as well as photography collections and service as a historical guide or interpreter.
In the congratulatory letter from the national society’s Recognition Committee, National Vice Chair Sally E. Patterson said Burden’s award was particularly significant and noteworthy not only for his work in history but also for the broad breadth of his accomplishments, not only in the historic field but in government, education,, scouting, and county volunteerism.
Howell Woman Apprehended For Animal Cruelty Case In The Death of Four Puppies
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FREEHOLD – A Howell woman has been apprehended after being charged with four counts of animal cruelty in June 2020, announced Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni.
Tricia Jaccoma, 24, was apprehended on September 4, 2020 after being a fugitive for nearly three months. Jaccoma, along with Daniel McDonald, 25, were charged back in June with four counts of third degree animal cruelty with respect to the deaths of four German Shepherd puppies found deceased on a property in Howell where they were temporarily residing.
Central Baptist Church will Host an Evening of Praise, Prayer, and Petition
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ - On Wednesday, September 16, Central Baptist Church will host an Evening of Praise, Prayer, and Petition. We will pray from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Please join us virtually on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/centralbaptistchurchah.
As our children and teachers return to school in various formats, we want to hold them up in prayer. As we continue to maintain healthy routines and make decisions about how to proceed through COVID-19, we seek wisdom and care. As we face and discuss issues of justice, we pray for a way to see and talk together lovingly. As we go through an important election cycle, we long for political effectiveness and God’s leading.
Will you join us for prayer? All are welcome to join us online for our Community Prayer Event.
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