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Manasquan · ManasquanBELMAR — Amid recently approved budget cuts within its adopted 2024-2025 budget, the Belmar Board of Education (BOE) has announced that next year’s school programming and scheduling will not see a reduction in the music and theater arts department. The announcement was made by Superintendent Jimmy Alvarez following a nearly hour-long executive session at Monday night’s BOE meeting. “For the ’24-’25 school year, there’s not going to be any chan…See the Story
Belmar school budget saves arts for next year
Manasquan · ManasquanBRADLEY BEACH — The borough council has adopted Ordinance 2024-6, which authorizes the borough clerk to place a question on the Nov. 5 general election ballot asking voters whether or not they wish to establish a commission to study and possibly recommend changes to the borough’s form of government. “As I said in the introduction, I don’t support this. I don’t think this is what Bradley Beach needs. It’s really a focus on community, not so much…See the Story
Bradley Beach OKs change in government ballot question
Manasquan · ManasquanMANASQUAN — The Manasquan Public School District Board of Education announced during its May 14 meeting that current Holmdel High School Principal Matthew Kukoda will join Manasquan High School (MHS) as its new principal next year. Kukoda will be replacing Robert Goodall, who the board previously announced will replace current Superintendent Frank Kasyan upon his retirement at the end of June. “I’m humbled and honored to…accept this position as …See the Story
Matthew Kukoda is Manasquan High School’s next principal, replacing soon-to-be superintendent
Manasquan · ManasquanPOINT BEACH — The Point Pleasant Beach Police Department held a bike safety rodeo for children in kindergarten through eighth grade on May 11, offering tips on how to properly ride a bike and how to safely navigate through town. The event was organized primarily by Ptl. William Kavanagh and Sgt. Antonio Garcia, with other members of the department pitching in as well as local organizations and even the Point Beach mayor and council. Free to sign…See the Story
Point Beach bike safety rodeo teaches kids the rules of the road
Mother's Day · ManasquanMANASQUAN — The Sea Lavender Garden Club held its annual Mother’s Day plant and bake sale on May 11 at Curtis Park, drawing a crowd of eager shoppers with its display of baked goods and hundreds of plants. Karen Ryan, one of the event chairs, who spoke with Star News Group at the event alongside Susan Shanley and Lou Ann Mopsik, commented that in her 15 years running the sale, it was the nicest weather they have had. The club had about 600 plan…See the Story
Garden club Mother's Day plant and bake sale a huge success
Manasquan · ManasquanWALL TOWNSHIP — The New Jersey Historical Divers Association (NJHDA) announced the 20th iteration of the New Jersey Shipwreck Symposium, themed “Surf Boats, U-Boats, The Cashalot, and Lost Flights.” Scheduled for Saturday, May 18, from 2 to 6 p.m., the event will be held at the InfoAge Science and History Museums, located at 2201 Marconi Road, in Wall Township. Admission to this gathering is priced at $30 per person, with a discounted rate of …See the Story
Local divers’ association will discuss shipwrecks and more
Manasquan · ManasquanWALL TOWNSHIP — All three major historical organizations in Wall Township participated in promoting local history this weekend, listed as tour sites of the Monmouth County Historical Commission’s (MCHC) “A Weekend in Old Monmouth.” InfoAge Science and History Museums, Old Wall Historical Society and Allaire Village all opened their doors for the annual tour. Dedicating 17 hours combined on May 4 and 5, MCHC executives and volunteers visited 52 …See the Story