FRANK GALIPO Musician Jo Wymer, of Freehold Township, performs with the Itty Bitty Band at the opening of the Bayou Cafe in Freehold Borough. Wymer has launched an effort to bring more live music to the borough. For the story by staff writer Clare Marie Celano, see page 6.
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Sunrise Motel was demolished following fire in 2001
BY CLARE MARIE CELANO Staff Writer
Anew office building may soon be coming to Route 9 south in Freehold Township. The Planning Board has directed its attorney to draw up a positive resolution that will be voted on at a future meeting. The resolution will pave the way for an office building to be constructed where the Sunrise 9 Motel once stood. More...
Democrats, Republicans announce candidates
BY REBECCA MORTON Staff Writer
The Marlboro Republican Party and the Marlboro Reformed Democrats have announced their endorsed candidates for three seats on the Marlboro Township Council. Three four-year terms on the township's governing body will be on the ballot in the November general election. More...
BY AMY ROSEN Staff Writer
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BY CLARE MARIE CELANO Staff Writer
FREEHOLD — Jo Wymer has a mission: to bring live music back to Downtown Freehold. The first stop on the singer-songwriter's journey was an appearance at the new Bayou Café, West Main Street. Wymer, a Freehold Township resident and noted jazz and blues musician, and her Itty Bitty Band helped the café celebrate its grand opening on March 31. More...
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The family that plays together, gets fit together. Working out as a unit-including everything from casual family activities to sports and exercise-is an excellent, proven vehicle for practicing healthy habits and developing social and emotional bonds. Particularly in relation to children, research has shown that the number one influence in their exercise habits is parent role models. Here are some fun, creative ways to encourage movement. More...