Pier Village Updates: TGIF - Thank Goodness It's Fall Concert Series Alternate Fridays in September and Ocober 3rd Annual OktoberFest Sunday Oct. 5 Sat. Nov 29 Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
Support your Local Farmers Markets
Atlantic Highland Farmer Market in July every Friday
Highlands Farmers Market Saturday Morning
Farmers Market Route 537
Red Bank Farmers Market by Bridge Ave.has a lot of vendors and fresh cheese, seafood and produce
Roadside stand across from Khols on rte. 35 in Middletown
Roadside stand on Tindal Rd inMiddletown
Farmers Market Bedford Road in Wall they also have great flowers
Hazlet Farmers Market near Aldis or Toys R Us shopping center
2 in old bridgeOne is south bound just north of ernston road
the other is north bound just before rt 516. Both of them are GREAT...
Ask NOT what the government can do for the people, ask what WE as American citizens and fellow waterfront community residents can do to HELP the flood ravaged victims.
There but for the grace of God go I unscathed and all of us in the Two River community! I live in Sea Bright and yes on a very blustery east or north east wind day or night, the full moon and the high tide Sea Bright's down town streets flood. Thankfully most houses as mine are raised and do not flood inside.
Remember the '93 storm? Our house was just inches from having water inside. We lost everything in the garage.
So as I watch night after night these poor people along the Mississippi River losing everything in a flood that they never dreamed of. I thank God for my house, my family. As I am thanking God I am also asking myself how can I help these people? The only actions right now I can think of, is to put it on as many websites I own, blogs, face book etc. I have included links to place where you can donate ro mail items.
Remember Christmas is only 6 months from now and most of these people will not recover from this disaster by then. I ask my fellow resident in the Two River community as well as any and ALL waterfront communities Let's GET TOGETHER and PITCH IN our Help and let them know that the waterfront communites are there along side of them in any means or ways we can. Thank you! You can email me any ideas or thoughts you may have to help these people
United Way: Items can be dropped off at or mailed to the United Way of LewisCounty, 450 Northwest Pacific Ave., Chehalis, WA, 98532. People should call (360) 748-8100 before dropping off items.
American Red Cross: The organization is asking for monetary donations only. To donate: 800-RED-CROSS or www.redcross.org. Donations meant specifically for the state's flood victims should be designated as such.
The Salvation Army: The greatest need is for monetary donations, gas cards and gift cards to home-improvement stores and chain stores. To donate: 800-SAL-ARMY or www.salvationarmynw.org
R.Placeof Refuge: The Kent organization is accepting everything except furniture. Kelly Carroll, executive director, is asking for everything from canned food to gift cards to Christmas gifts. Information: www.rplaceofrefuge.org or 206-255-1178.
Graph of Current Market for ALL Monmouth County Single Family Houses for Sale
Current Mortgage Rates As you can see from the chart above the MARKET IS ALIVE AND MOVING! BUYERS are out there! REALISTIC SELLERS are OUT THERE! This IS THE YEAR to BUY!! The interest rates are still at an historic LOW! PRICES of houses are LOW! NEVER before have the low prices of houses AND the low interest rates been TOGETHER at THE SAME TIME! All indications are at the END of this YEAR interest rate will be on the rise around 8% +/- because of the recession. So WHAT are YOU WAITING for! Go OUT start LOOKING and then CALL ME!!! 732-245-4031
Graphs Of 2007 Real Estate Market Active, Sold and Expired
Hi, all you animal lovers. This is pretty simple...?Animal Rescue Site is having trouble getting enough people to click on it daily to meet their quota of getting free food donated every day to abused and neglected animals. It takes less than a minute (How about 20 seconds) to go to their site and click on the purple box \'fund food for animals\' for free. This doesn\'t cost you a thing. Their corporate sponsors/advertisers use the number of daily visits to donate food to abandoned/neglected animals in exchange for advertising. Here\'s the web site! Pass it along to people you know. http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/
proposed Home Sales Tax Bill A3190? the fight is not over?
?the measure will resurface at the January legislative session, so please continue to contact your friends and family and remind legislators about your opposition.
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NJAR has established a website for more information and the latest news about the measure.? Be sure to tell others to log onto www.njhometax.com for materials to help explain what the local home sales tax is and the effect it will have on your clients.
94 Ocean Ave, Monmouth Beach, New Jersey $1,800,000 Beauty and The Beach!
Num Rooms: 2 Num Baths: 2 201 RiverPlace Way Square Footage: 1654 approx,
Dont miss out on this amazing opportunity to purchase a luxury downtown condo at an unbeatable price. Enjoy the convenience and benefits of living in the midst of downtown Greenville just steps away from the entertainment and natural beauty of the Reedy River and Falls Park, as well as an inspiring view of Paris Mountain from both bedrooms and balcony. This unit has a desirable split-bedroom, open-floor plan, and a study that could be used as a third bedroom. Viking appliances, granite countertops, and a good-size pantry in the kitchen, tile floors in the bathrooms, and hardwood floors throughout the rest of this remarkable condo make it a good buy from any viewpoint.
Build your dream house ! Surrounded by Multi Million Dollar homes you are in good company. Located in the quaint seaside town of Monmouth Beach -this lot has priceless views. Full CAFRA Approvals to build approx. 9,000 sq dt home and CAFRA approvals for inground swimming pool. All utilities are on site and electric can sustain 400 amp service. Curb cut for your driveway is also in place. Brign your dreams, plans and architect and start building!
Area History Welcome to Monmouth and Ocean Counties, New Jersey.? I would like to share with you some fascinating history about both these areas. ?MonmouthCounty was first established back in 1675, the county was originally settled by the Dutch and some New England emigrants.??MonmouthCounty is divided into 7 townships, Dover, Freehold, Howell, Middletown, Stafford, Shrewsbury, and Upper Freehold.
OceanCounty is the second largest in the State of New Jersey (in size).? It was settled back in colonial times and it was?developed from land that was divided from MonmouthCounty in 1850.? Most of its development occurred along the coastal beaches and by the Garden State Parkway; the interstate provides access to major areas such as Trenton, the capitol of New Jersey, and to MonmouthCounty. OceanCounty continues to draw thousands of seasonal tourists to the area each year for its beautiful beaches and parks.
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