Brick Memorial High School drum major Jennifer Meyer salutes the judges during the 11th annual "Bayshore Band Competition" hosted by the Matawan Regional High School Marching Huskies and the Matawan Music Parents Association on Oct. 11. More photos, page 20. More...
It began as a simple family Halloween celebration, bobbing for apples in the backyard and hayrides in a utility trailer. That was 13 Halloweens ago. Things have changed. Alicia and Christopher Eak's annual "Eakfest" has grown from its humble beginnings to a true community event. More...
Ocean County College, Toms River, will offer free classes for New Jersey businesses and organizations that are able to provide 10 or more employees to complete a program. Preapproved course options include English as a second language, PC skills, Excel, Outlook, basic communications and basic math. More...
The Education Committee of Citizens for a Better Brick Community (CBBC) is available to assist all Brick Township public high school parents, guardians and students navigate the uncharted waters of 4x4 block scheduling in our district. More...
There was a story in the newspapers last week about a study done in New York City that found — and hold onto your hats here — that people don't pay much attention to the calorie counts when they're ordering meals from a fast-food place. More...
Mr. Drahos, 92, of Long Branch, died Oct. 6, 2009, at Ocean Medical Center, Brick. He resided in Long Branch for several years, prior to relocating to Eatontown. He was retired from Borden's Ice Cream, and a member of the Teamsters Union. He is predeceased by three brothers, Frank, John M. and Martin; and a twin sister, Helen Shipman, in 2009. Mr. More...
Above: Brick Memorial High School's Edward Weldon, Amanda Persinger and Ryan McKay perform with the drum line during the 11th annual Bayshore Band Competition hosted by the Matawan Regional High School Marching Huskies and Matawan Music Parents Association on Oct. 11. Left: James Mischin performs a clarinet solo. More...
Brick's offense still struggling with running the ball
Brick Township High School's Green Dragons football team slipped to 2-3 after falling to the Lacey Township High School Lions, 31-0, in a Shore Conference Constitution game on Oct. 10 "We have to get better at tackling," firstyear coach Patrick Dowling. "Field position was a factor, but we still gave up 31 points. More...
Advocate for 'voiceless victims' honored in D.C.
