Thompson Park

Lace Up for Literacy and Run for a Cause! This fall, on October 4 embrace the crisp air, vibrant leaves, and the joy of giving back! Join Bridge of Books’s 4th annual 5k “Run for Reading” in stunning Thompson Park. Enjoy the beauty of fall foliage as you run, jog or walk. Every step you take supports a brighter future for kids across New Jersey.—proceeds from this event will benefit the Bridge of Books Foundation, dedicated to improving literacy and inspiring a lifelong love of reading. Prizes will be awarded to the top three male and female finishers. You can sign up to run or walk as an individual or as a group. Baby, you were Born to Run for Reading!

Local Event: 4th Annual Run for Reading (Bridge of Books Foundation)

Monmouth County

Middletown

New Jersey

4th Annual Run for Reading (Bridge of Books...

Lace Up for Literacy and Run for a Cause! This fall, on October 4 embrace the crisp air, vibrant leaves, and the joy of giving...

4th Annual Run for Reading (Bridge of Books Foundation)

Lisa Swabsin

Carly Baldwin

New York City Metropolitan Area

Rumson-Fair Haven

Sara Winick

Red Bank-Shrewsbury

Little Silver-Oceanport

Holmdel-Hazlet

Long Branch-Eatontown

Marlboro-Coltsneck

Matawan-Aberdeen

Asbury Park

Wall

Karen Wall

Howell

Virtual

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Two River Theater

Two of America's most terrifying stories brought to life as radio plays by Classic Radio Road Show.&nbsp; Written only 23 years apart, both stories wrestle with madness and fear so gripping that reason is abandoned.&nbsp; &nbsp;Limited seating for this live event, get your tickets soon

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Navesink Country Club

Please join Monmouth Conservation Foundation for our Fall for Conservation Cocktail Party on Saturday, October 10th at the Navesink Country Club from 6:00 to 10:00 PM. This memorable evening will feature an open bar, dinner stations and live music from the Priceless Band, and exciting live and silent auctions. MCF is proud to be honoring Valerie and Frank Montecalvo for their visionary environmental leadership and years of dedicated philanthropy in Monmouth County. Proceeds from this event support MCF operations and charitable work to #KeepMonmouthGreen.

Local Event: MCF's Fall for Conservation

MCF's Fall for Conservation

Please join Monmouth Conservation Foundation for our Fall for Conservation Cocktail Party on Saturday, October 10th at the...

A newly filed New Jersey Superior Court lawsuit could test whether certain firearms permit/application records may be accessible under New Jersey&rsquo;s common-law right of access, even when access under OPRA is disputed or restricted.
The case raises broader public-records and government-transparency questions involving police records, record retention, and the public interest in disclosure. The complaint seeks judicial review concerning access to records involving former Asbury Park Police Capt. David DeSane.
The complaint and proposed Order to Show Cause can be reviewed here:
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The attached photograph is also being submitted as supporting material. Timothy Griswold states that the photograph depicts former Asbury Park Police Capt. David DeSane pointing a firearm toward the camera inside the Asbury Park Police Department. DeSane&rsquo;s records are among those at issue in the pending public-records litigation.
The matter is currently pending in New Jersey Superior Court, and the allegations and disputed issues have not yet been adjudicated. The underlying court filings and additional supporting records are available for independent review.

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NJ Lawsuit Tests Public Access to Police...

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4th Annual Run for Reading (Bridge of Books Foundation)

OCT

4

9:00 AM

Thompson Park, 805 Newman Springs Rd, NJ

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