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WE TREAT:• Back Pain / Neck Pain• Sciatica / Radiculopathy• Bulging Discs / Herniated Discs• Facet Pain Syndrome• Arthritic Pain• Sacroiliac Pain Syndromes• Whiplash Injury• Degenerative Disc Disease• Failed Back Surgery• Major Joint Pain• Myofascial Pain• Foraminal Stenosis• Spondylosis• Peripheral Neuropathy• Post-herpetic Neuralgia• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome• Abdominal / Pelvic Pain• Cancer Related Pain• Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

TREATMENTS:• Epidural Steroid Injections

• Selective Nerve Root Blocks

• Facet Joint Injections

• Radiofrequency Ablations

• Major Joint Injections

• Pulse Stimulation Treatment

• Carpal Tunnel Injections

• Discography

• Trigger Point Injections

• Spinal Cord Stimulation

• Percutaneous Discectomy

• Endoscopic Microdiscectomy

• Stellate Ganglion Block

• NSS (Neuro-Stim System)

• EMG / NCV

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EMERGENCY NUMBERSNEWSLETTER STAFF

Distribution – Paul Murtha

Grace Morris PresidentDorothy Silady Vice PresidentLarry McIver Secretary Torry Pedersen TreasurerBob Hishon Trustee

* * * * *Mitch Paris Clubhouse ManagerAnne DiGenova Social ChairpersonDiane Legreide Chair Person, Architectural Review

ACTIVITIES

FIRSTSERVICE RESIDENTIAL

YOUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES

FirstService Residential is our management company. Their offices are located at:

21 Christopher Way, Eatontown, NJ 07724800-870-0010

Kathy Ayres email: [email protected]

Women’s Club – President Annette Amoresano Men’s Club – President Joe Callari Telephone Directory Angie Ferretti Library Kay Edie & Mary Ann Treacy Line Dancing Barbara Dattoli & Patsy Cocoran Bingo Jodie Cowell & Kay Ciriaco Bowling Joe Callari Exercise Indoors Vera Pagnotta Bocce Bob Hishon Water Aerobics Inge Zuehlsdorff/ Josephine Socha Knitting Joy Italia Calendar Barbara Dattoli/Grace Morris

Anne DiGenova

Police Department / Fire / First Aid 911Non-Emergency Police 732-262-1100Brick Municipal Offices 732-262-1000Mayor’s Office 732-262-1050 Public Works 732-451-4060Bulk Item Pickup 732-451-4061To Report Street Light Outage 732-262-1047Brick Municipal Utilities Authority 732-458-7000JCP&L Energy 800-662-3115NJ Natural Gas Company 800-221-0051Comcast Cable TV 732-920-2288Div of Motor Vehicles 888-486-3339

DISTRIBUTION* * * * * * * * * *

The distribution of the NEWSLETTER and other notices are made possible by the efforts of the Block Captains. The Community is thankful for their efforts. They are as follows: Sam & Fina Crisalli Jill Dargeon John & Nancy Domzalski Tony Gentile Barbara Eisenstark Vera Pagnotta Bob Bremus Ron Rinaldi Bill Walker Steve Schaab Thanks for your continued cooperation! Paul Murtha

The Princeton Commons Newsletteris published by Senior Community Media,

a division of R&K PublishingPhone: (732) 240-6611 · Fax: (732) 240-6618

Email: [email protected]

Princeton Commons News is printed by Senior Community Media, a division of R&K Publishing. The products and services offered herein by advertisers have not been tested, sanctioned or approved and they are not otherwise promulgated or endorsed by R&K Publishing. Complaints should be directed to the Better Business Bureau or the Ocean County Dept. of Consumer Affairs. For advertising, contact Senior Community Media at 732-240-6611.

Editor: Barbara Dattoli

AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY # (800) 870-0010An emergency is a situation involving imminent danger to COMMON PROPERTY or individuals such as a fire or flood that requires immediate attention. You should call 911 first in the case of a true emergency.

CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER # 800-870-0010 Customer Service will process your work orders and will assist you with general account questions. You may also request these

services through the community website, www.northeast.fsrconnect/princetoncommons.com


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MESSAGE FROM THE BOARDGrace Morris, President

AUDIT: The 2015 Audit was approved at our May 22nd Meeting. We received the highest rating for management of our budget, assets, investments and expendable funds. A Deferred Maintenance Fund was established. The purpose of this fund is to have the necessary funds to perform maintenance services which do not occur annually. The Board will continue to manage your funds to keep us at the highest level.

GARDEN BLOCKS: Decorative garden blocks or slate around trees and gardens need to be in good condition. Any missing blocks need to be replaced, loose blocks or slate should be set firmly in place. Loose blocks on grass need to be removed and placed securely in their missing area. Tree roots push up slate & blocks causing alignment to be out of place. Missing or loose blocks impede the cutting of the lawns and can cause more damage to your garden blocks. All small shrubs & flowering bushes should be planted in gardens.

COMMON GROUNDS: Common areas are not dumping grounds. In one area bottles, cans, debris, dog waste in bags and a TV were found. Trash belongs in your garbage not in common grounds. Common grounds are to be maintained in their natural state. Clean common grounds enhance the beauty of Princeton Commons. Please respect the beauty of our common areas.

CURB YOUR DOG: Please be a good neighbor and clean up after your dog. The weather is warm and more residents are walking. Be responsible, leash and clean up after your dog. It is required by law.

OUTSIDE PROJECTS: Many outside projects need an ARC application and approval. Please read your Rules and Regulations. Please call Diane Legreide 732 899-8975 chairperson for the ARC to discuss your project so no problems occur.

GARDEN CLUB: The Board thanks the Garden Club for their flower pots, plantings and flowers which beautify Princeton Commons. Members of the Garden Club plant, water and maintain their plantings. Much work has been done to improve the corner of Spring Hill and Brushy Neck. Many plants, spring bulbs, scrubs and flowers have been planted. The Board thanks you for beautifying Princeton Commons.

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CLUBHOUSE RENTALS• Call Anne DiGenova, Social Chairperson, for

availability (732-701-9119)• Anne will call Mitch Paris and he will reach out

to renter to set up signing of contract, etc.• Please remember, the homeowner must be present

at all functions.

RECYCLING DAYS 2016The following days are the pick up days. Recycling cans are to be at the curb after 6:00 P.M. the night prior to pick up.March 10March 24April 7April 21May 5May 19June 2June 16

June 30July 14July 28August 11August 25September 8September 22October 6

October 20November 3November 17December 1December 15December 29

2016 BRICK TOWNSHIP HOLIDAYSNO GARBAGE COLLECTION

May 30 Memorial Day July 4 Independence Day September 5 Labor Day October 10 Columbus Day

DIRECTORY UPDATESIf your name and phone number are not in the current Princeton Commons Phone Directory and you would like it included in the new directory, please contact me at 732-903-7340.

Thank you, Angie Ferretti

MARK YOUR CALENDAR

A trip to Stoney Hill Inn, Hackensack, New Jersey is being planned for November 30, 2016. The show is “Home for the Holidays.” The cost will be $88.00 which will include a family style lunch with two drinks. If interested, please call Anne DiGenova. This has to be done early because their shows are filling up very quickly.

Thank youAnne DiGenova 732-701-9119

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *DETECTOR CHECK!

This is a good time to check/replace the batteries in your smoke detectors.Note: The sensor element in these units deteriorates over time and should be replaced every 10 years.


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ADMITTANCE

1. 2 Resident & 2 Guest badges per household.

2. No additional badges will be issued.

3. Additional guests will be admitted for a $2.00 fee per guest.

4. Residents & guests must present badges to lifeguard when entering pool area and sign Log Sheet

5. Adult guests are allowed to use the pool without homeowner present, but must present homeowner's badge when signing in.

6. Guests under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

7. Pool badges must be displayed

CHILDREN

1. CHILDREN IN DIAPERS OR THOSE WHO ARE NOT TOILET TRAINED WILL NOT BE ALLOWED IN POOl.

2. No rafts, boards or inner tubes are allowed in pool.

3. Stairs to the pool must be kept clear at all times.

4. No jumping or diving in any section of pool.

DO NOT USE THE POOL WITHOUT A LIFEGUARD PRESENT.

No glass bottles or containers are permitted in the pool area.

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GARDEN CLUB NEWSRound and About the Commons

The flowerpots around the bocce court are sporting a new look for the summer....flowers! New plants, new colors, and a cheerful atmosphere will greet the teams as they play their games.

The corner of Spring Hill and Brushy Neck continues to get a lot of attention from the gardeners. The corner is a major challenge for members due to the lack of any water, lots of shade, and critters who love to chomp on the bulbs, roots, and plants members put there to beautify the area. So, rejoice Princeton Commoners if you see flowers and plants thriving on the corner!

Wildflowers have begun to poke up through the ground at the edge of the woods by the tennis courts. Keep an eye out to see what happens. Will they survive and bloom? We sure hope so!

Throughout the Commons there are benches upon which to rest. Garden club members are adding new plants to enjoy so passersby will have a pleasant place to sit, relax, and appreciate the nature around them.

As you can see, the Garden Club members are busy having fun. If you like to dig in the dirt and watch things grow we need you! Have some fun with us as together we make PC a prettier place in which to live. Call President Joe Keegel at 732-202-6804.

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A native of New Jersey, Dr. Brottman was educated atColgate University where he graduated Summa CumLaude and a member of the Phi Beta Kappa society.He received his medical degree from the Mount SinaiSchool of Medicine and completed an internship atBeth Israel Medical Center in New York City. Dr.Brottman completed a residency in Ophthalmologyat the University of Rochester in New York State.

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KNITTING ANDCROCHETING GROUP

SUNSHINE LADY

BEER AND SODA CAN CLIPSKeep those can tabs coming! Need as many as you can gather .. .Thank you very much.

FYI - I collect these tabs and deliver them to the American Legion Post on Mantoloking Road. My contact there delivers them to the Ronald McDonald House in Long Branch which sells them to raise money. If you desire more information, please refer to www.rmcny-tristate .org.

Dan Driscoll

Please do not forget to let me know when a neighbor or someone you know in our community is sick, in the hospital, in rehab after an operation or has passed away. Everyone likes a word of cheer.

Submitted by Anne DiGenova 732-701-9119

Join your neighbors for a fun afternoon at

Ocean Lanes

Open bOwLingjust for fun, not a league.

no need to sign up - just show up.

When: Thursdays at 12:00Cost: $7.00 for 3 games

Be sure to join us on September 6th at the club house at 1:00 P.M. We will once again knit and crochet simple items for the elderly patients at the hospital and doing pocketbooks for walkers for Meridian Nursing and Rehabilitation along with hats and scarves and baby hats for Ocean County Health Department in Toms River.

Look forward to seeing you in September.

Joy Italia

WATER AEROBICS

RESIDENT LIBRARYDue to a space problem, we are requesting:1. No more books more than 10 yrs old.2. No more magazines.3. No puzzles.4. No coffee table books.5. No more videos.

Until further notice. Thank you all, for your continued cooperation!

Kay Edie & Mary Ann Treacy, Resident Librarians

Water aerobics provides cardiovascular & strength training benefits. Water aerobics is appropriate for all ages & fitness levels.Water buoyancy reduces stress to joints & muscles & increases muscle strength. Water aerobics is one of the best low-impact exercises you can do.

Our water aerobics program starts Friday, JUNE 24th at 11:00am. Water aerobics is scheduled Tuesday, Thursday & Friday at 11:00 am. We will be working to keep fit, strengthening muscles & enjoying time with our friends & neighbors. Please join us.

Grace Morris

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JOIN US FOR BRIDGE BOOK CLUBOur Bridge Group is looking for new members. A working knowledge of bridge is necessary, but a good sense of humor and a chance to meet new friends is a help, too! We have two to three tables and play every Tuesday, except for the second Tuesday of every month due to the Women’s Club meeting, from 1:00 p.m. until about 4:00 p.m., four hands, then we switch. Come join us and see what we are like – men as well as women – we do enjoy it.

Submitted byMaryann Treacy

Book Club will suspend meeting for the months of July and August. The book chosen for Friday September 9th will be The Kitchen House by Kathleen Grissom. We have had a most successful season, and have enjoyed a broad range of books. Our members have agreed that we have ventured out of our comfort zones and have found diverse and interesting opinions of books that we personally may not have chosen. We invite new members and can promise you an interesting group of members.

Claire Brady

My family and I would like to thank you for your prayers and kind thoughts during this difficult time as we mourn the loss of my husband, Frank. You have grieved with us and supported us when we needed you most. Your thoughtfulness of visiting, flowers, food and cards were deeply appreciated.

Gloria Christianson

LINE DANCING WHEN: Every Tuesday & Thursday 9:30 - 11:00 A.M.PLACE: Clubhouse

Line dancing will resume September 6th at 9:30. Please join us for some fun, exercise and laughs. Everyone is welcome. No need to sign up – just show up. No experience, no partner, no charge.

If you have any questions, please call:

Patsy Corcoran – 732-295-1636

Barbara Dattoli – 732-892-7224

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MEN’S CLUB NEWSSubmitted by Joe Callari, President

As we look forward to the Independence Day Holiday, let’s remember the many men and women who sacrificed so much to make and preserve this great nation. And let us also remember and pray for those who have died as a result of terrorist attacks here in America.

Our May meeting began with a franks and beans dinner with all the extras, prepared by out gourmet chefs Tom and Fred.

We then had two Brick detectives give us a presentation on various scams aimed at seniors in our area.

Our guest speaker, Mayor Ducey spoke on the happenings in Brick. He covered the beach openings, the Homestead Rebate, how the “no knock program” works, the Farmers Market and the Summer Fest. He addressed the status of the curb damage in the community and ended his presentation by answering questions from our members about the status of Traders Cove, the Foodtown site, Pathmark and the affordable housing status in Brick.

We had a representative from Meridian Fitness and Wellness as our guest speaker for the June meeting. Korine Sorge informed us of the cost of membership, the many types of equipment available and their fitness programs for seniors.

The pancake breakfast was a huge success!! Many thanks and kudos to our hard working kitchen crew, waitresses and the tireless workers who served 178 breakfasts.

There will not be a men’s club meeting in July. Our next one will be a poolside lunch on August 1st. Hope to see you at the July 4th pool party.

There is still time to sign up for the Blueclaws baseball game on August 16th. Call Joe Callari at 732 714-1655.

Two Brick Town detectives speaking to the Men's Club

Mayor Ducey speaking to the Men's Club

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Happy summer days to all residents of Princeton Commons from the Women’s Club!!! Hope we all enjoy the pool, beach, concerts and each other’s company! The Women’s Club will not meet in July or August, but will be back in full swing in September. We have a total of 125 members and are going strong. It is not too late to join. We especially want to invite the new residents to come as guests and encourage them to join. They will be welcomed with open arms. In May, the ladies attended a luncheon at the Spring Lake Manor, where they enjoyed a good meal with their neighbors and friends, and many of them went home with gifts donated by some of the members. I want to thank Marie Pederson, Barbara Dattoli and Elsie Ayala for putting together such a nice event and afternoon. At our June meeting, the members played “Name That Tune” with Adrianna Boehn at the piano. President Annette Amoresano attempted to lead the singing, but she can’t carry a tune, plus she was born too late to know the words to the old songs. The officers tried to help her out, but to no avail. The highlight of the afternoon was a performance by “The Dancing Dollies” led by member and instructor Patsy Corcoran. It was the opinion of the club members that the dancers did pretty well. Line Dancing will resume in September. Hopefully we will have new participants join the Dollies. Finally, the afternoon ended with the members enjoying an ice cream dessert. Yum Yum!!

See you in September! Again enjoy your summer!

WOMEN’S CLUB NEWSSubmitted by Annette Amoresano

If you have not yet responded to the New Year’s Eve flyer, and may be interested in attending, please contact Jodie Cowell in any of the following ways as soon as possible:

Phone: (732)892-7828

Email: [email protected]

Deliver the completed flyer to: 2 Mallard Drive

You may be thinking that it’s too soon to make plans for NYE, but even if you are considering attending, we’d like to know. Certain details need to be

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Preventive Strategies for Seasonal AllergiesSubmitted by Grace Morris, RN

Ragweed and other weeds such as curly dock. Iambs quarters, pigweed, plantain, sheep sorrel and sagebrush are some of the most prolific producers of pollen allergens. Although the ragweed pollen season runs from August to November, ragweed pollen levels usually peak in mid-September in many areas in the country. In addition, pollen counts are highest between 5:00 am. - 10:00 a.m. and on dry, hot and windy days.

Preventive Strategies

• Avoid the outdoors between 5:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Save outside activities for late afternoon or after a heavy rain, when pollen levels are lower.

• Keep windows in your home and car closed to lower exposure to pollen. To keep cool, use air conditioners and avoid using window and attic fans.

• Be aware that pollen can also be transported indoors on people and pets.

• Dry your clothes in an automatic dryer rather than hanging them outside. Otherwise pollen can collect on clothing and be carried indoors.

Grass Pollen

As with tree pollen, grass pollen is regional as well as seasonal. In addition, grass pollen levels can be affected by temperature, time of day and rain.

Preventive Strategies:

• If you have a grass lawn, have someone else do the mowing. If you must mow the lawn yourself, wear a mask.

• Keep grass cut short.

• Choose ground covers that don't produce much pollen, such as Irish moss, bunch, and dichondra.

Tree Pollen

Trees can aggravate your allergy whether or not they are on your property, since trees release large amounts of pollen that can be distributed miles away from the original source. Trees are the earliest pollen producers, releasing their pollen as early as January in the Southern states and as late as May or June in the Northern states.


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C R O S S W O R D Puzzle

—Solution on page 25

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toes22) Doctor's due23) Pathetically inept person27) Cardinal29) Japanese tie30) Focal device32) One-eighth of a piece of

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C R O S S W O R D Puzzle


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PUZZLE SOLUTION

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A little girl became restless as the preacher’s sermon dragged on and on. Finally, she leaned over to her mother and whispered, “Mommy, if we give him the money now, will he let us go?”

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LOCAL CALENDAR of EVENTSPhone Number Area Codes = 732 unless marked Submitted by Jil vonOhlen

Brick Township Senior Services 920-8686 373 Adamston Rd bricktownship.net/senior-services BRICKOcean County Parks - oceancountyparks.orgOcean County Library - theoceancountylibrary.orgOcean County Historical Society Museum 341-1880 oceancountyhistory.org - TOMS RIVERMonmouth County Historical Association monmouthhistory.org - FREEHOLDMonmouth County Parks 542-1642 monmouthcountyparks.comAllaire State Park 919-3500 allairevillage.org - WALLHavens Homestead 785-2500 bricktwphistoricalsociety.com - BRICKJenkinson's Aquarium 899-1659 jenkinsons.com/aquarium - POINT PLEASANT BEACHLaurita Winery 609-758-8000 lauritawinery.com - NEW EGYPTToms River Seaport Society & Maritime Museum 349-9209 tomsriverseaport.org - TOMS RIVERTuckerton Seaport & Baymen's Museum 609-296-8868 tuckertonseaport.org - TUCKERTON

THEATER / MUSIC / COMEDYAlbert Music Hall 609-971-1593 alberthall.org - WARETOWNAlgonquin Arts Theatre 528-9211 algonquinarts.org - MANASQUANOcean County College ocean.edu/ - TOMS RIVERCount Basie Theatre 842-9000 countbasietheatre.org - RED BANKLooney Bin Comedy Show 908-414-7097 nightout.com/nj/toms-river Capones TOMS RIVERMonmouth University Theater 571-3400 monmouth.edu/events/arts WEST LONG BRANCHNJ Repertory Company njrep.org - LONG BRANCHSpring Lake Community House 449-4530 springlaketheatre.com - SPRING LAKEStrand Center for the Arts 255-0460 strand.org/ - LAKEWOODTwo River Theater 345-1400 trtc.org - RED BANKUncle Vinnie's Comedy Club 899-3900 unclevinniescomedyclub.com - PT PLEASANT BEACH

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All Season Lakewood BlueClaws 901-7000 blueclaws.com LakewoodAll Season Manasquan Reservoir Boat Tours 45 min narrated tour 751-9453 monmouthcountyparks.com HowellSat + Sun Nature Walks Cattus Island County Park 270-2960 oceancountyparks.org Toms RiverSat + Wed Tour Navy Lakehurst - Historic Hangar # 1 914-1358 nlhs.com/take-a-tour.html LakehurstEvery Sat Brick Farmer’s Market 9am-noon 262-1075 brickfarmersmarket.com Windward Beach BrickEvery Sat FREE Guided Walking Tours reservations req’d 664-1318 oceancountyhistory.org Toms RiverEvery Sat Country & Bluegrass Show regional bands 7:30-11pm 609-971-1593 alberthall.org WaretownEvery Sun Big Joe Talent Show 7pm 892-0600 jenkinsons.com Pt. Pleasant BoardwalkEvery Sun Free Concerts on the Bay 7pm lavallette.org 793-7477 Heritage Gazebo LavalletteEvery Tue Free Movies on the Bay dusk lavallette.org 793-7477 Heritage Gazebo LavalletteEvery Wed Free Concert 7:30pm Boardwalk at the Inlet 892-0600 www.jenkinsons.com Pt Pleasant BeachEvery Wed Free Movies on the Beach dusk springlakeboro.org North Pavilion Spring LakeEvery Thu Fireworks at Dark Jenkinson's Boardwalk 892-0600 www.jenkinsons.com Pt Pleasant BeachEvery Thu Free Concert 7:30pm 223-0544x4 squantourism.com ManasquanEvery Thu Free Movie Noon 920-8686 Brick Senior Center VFW 373 Adamston Rd BrickEvery Thu Kites + Castles Kite flying + Sand castles 7PM lavallette.org Phila Ave Beach LavalletteEvery Thu Lakeside Children’s Theater 1pm bring the grandkids! 506-9090 Ocean County Park Beach LakewoodEvery Fri Free Movies at the Beach Jenkinson's dusk 892-0600 www.jenkinsons.com Pt Pleasant BeachEvery Fri "In-Seine" Fridays 9:30am FREE oceancountyparks.org 270-6960 Cattus Island Park Toms River

Jun 30-Jul 3 Wall Fair 5-10pm Rides, music, food, games, fireworks Municipal Complex 2700 Allaire Rd WallJul 3 Concert - Patriotic Band 8pm Fireworks after lavallette.org 793-7477 Heritage Gazebo LavalletteJul 4 OceanFest + Fireworks 10-10pm 923-2044 LongBranch.org Oceanfront Promenade Long BranchJul 5 Classic Car Show 5-9pm 899-2424 pointchamber.com Stewart's 63 Broadway Pt Pleasant BeachJul 7 Concert - The Bronx Wanderers 6:30 Fireworks 9pm 262-1006 www.twp.brick.nj.us Windward Beach BrickJul 7-23 “Grease” 449-4530 springlaketheatre.com 300 Madison Ave Spring Lake

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Jul 9 Summer Flea Market 8-3 pm 919-3500 Rain date-7/10 allairevillage.org WallJul 10 Budweiser Clydesdale Meet & Greet 11:30-4pm 830-3700 www.exit82.com Seaside Heights BoardwalkJul 10 Concert - Strictly Sixties 7pm lavallette.org 793-7477 Heritage Gazebo LavalletteJul 10 Oldies Car Show 11am 222-5100 MonmouthPark.com Racetrack OceanportJul 12 Secret Gardens of Brick - after tour refreshments, art show, plant sale 10AM 920-8231 BrickJul 13 Concert - British Invasion Tribute 7:30pm 892-0600 www.jenkinsons.com Pt Pleasant Beach InletJul 13 Cruisin' Downtown 6-9pm classic cars + live entertainment 341-8738 downtowntomsriver.com Toms RiverJul 13 NJ Sandcastle Contest 8-noon 681-3700x214 visitbelmarnj.com 18th Ave Beach BelmarJul 13-17 Freedom Fest State Fair 609-610-0910 Horse Park of NJ freedomfeststatefair.com AllentownJul 13-17 Ocean County Fair Robert J. Miller Airpark 914-9466 oceancountyfair.com Route 530 BerkeleyJul 14 Concert - The Amish Outlaws 6:30 Fireworks 9pm 262-1006 www.twp.brick.nj.us Windward Beach BrickJul 14 Doo Wop Project 531-9106 AxelrodArtsCenter.com 100 Grant Ave Ocean TwpJul 15-24 “Tommy” 842-9000 Phoenix Productions countbasietheatre.org Red BankJul 16 Summer in the Street Festival 12-6pm 341-8738 downtowntomsriver.com Main St Toms RiverJul 19 Manasquan Inlet Celebration Food, music, crafts, car show 5:30-9pm squantourism.com ManasquanJul 20 Concert - La Diva Tenors 7:30pm 892-0600 www.jenkinsons.com Pt Pleasant Beach InletJul 21 Concert - Rubix Cube (80’s) 6:30 Fireworks 9pm 262-1006 www.twp.brick.nj.us Windward Beach BrickJul 23 Christmas in July BBQ 6-10pm Chandler Field lavallette-business.com LavalletteJul 24 Concert - Ragtimers 7pm lavallette.org 793-7477 Heritage Gazebo LavalletteJul 26-30 Fireman’s Fair 6-11pm manasquanfair.com Mallard Park ManasquanJul 27 Concert - B-Street Tribute Band 7:30pm 892-0600 www.jenkinsons.com Pt Pleasant Beach InletJul 28 Annual Car Show 6-9pm Brick Summerfest 262-1006 www.twp.brick.nj.us Windward Beach BrickJul 28-Aug 4 Shakespeare in the Park 6 pm 449-0577 SpringLake.org Divine Park Spring LakeJul 31 Concert - Little Bit of Heaven 7pm lavallette.org 793-7477 Heritage Gazebo LavalletteJul 31 Haskell Invitational 222-5100 biggest race of the summer! MonmouthPark.com Racetrack OceanportAug 2 National Night Out Against Crime 6pm demos, games 262-1000 www.twp.brick.nj.us Windward Beach BrickAug 2 Classic Car Show 5-9pm 899-2424 pointchamber.com Stewart's 63 Broadway Pt Pleasant BeachAug 3 Concert - Bobby Byrne 7pm Trader's Cove Marina 262-4622 parksandrecreation.bricktownship.net BrickAug 3 Concert - Fest Italiana 7:30pm 892-0600 www.jenkinsons.com Pt Pleasant Beach InletAug 5-14 “Same Time Next Year” Bob Anstett Cultural Arts Ctr 262-1006 bricktownship.net BrickAug 6 19th Century Barn Dance Concert + Dancing 4-9pm 919-3500 allairevillage.org WallAug 6-7 Civil War Encampment 785-2500 bricktwphistoricalsociety.com Havens Homestead Herbertsville Rd BrickAug 7 Berry Festival / Craft Show 8am Rain dt-Aug 14 Squan Plaza squantourism.com ManasquanAug 7 Concert - Judge & Jury 7pm lavallette.org 793-7477 Heritage Gazebo LavalletteAug 10 Concert - Broadway + Beyond 7:30pm 892-0600 www.jenkinsons.com Pt Pleasant Beach InletAug 10 Cruisin' Downtown 6-9pm classic cars + live entertainment 341-8738 downtowntomsriver.com Toms RiverAug 10-14 Italian Festival 5 pm 517-1040 iaato.com Palaia Park Deal + Whalepond Rd Ocean TwpAug 12-21 “Little Shop of Horrors” 528-9211 algonquinarts.org ManasquanAug 13 Big Sea Day sand castle contest, surfing, food, music Rain dt-Aug 14 squantourism.com ManasquanAug 13 Clam Bake 6-10pm Chandler Field lavallette-business.com LavalletteAug 13 Flea Market 8-3 pm 919-3500 Rain dt Aug 14 allairevillage.org WallAug 14 Concert - Pinelands Symphonic Band 7pm lavallette.org 793-7477 Heritage Gazebo LavalletteAug 16 Beach Band Aid benefit EMS/1st Aid 7-11pm 899-0146 Woodstock-era pointbeachems.org Pt Pleasant BeachAug 17 Concert - Irish Festival - Bobby Byrne 7:30pm 892-0600 www.jenkinsons.com Pt Pleasant Beach InletAug 17 Concert - Sounds of the Streets 7pm Trader's Cove Marina 262-1006 bricktownship.net BrickAug 18-28 “Oliver” 449-4530 springlaketheatre.com 300 Madison Ave Spring LakeAug 20 Concert - Coast Liners Accapella golden oldies 7:30-9pm 919-3500 allairevillage.org WallAug 20 Clam Bake noon-5pm 892-0574 Fire House 81 Bridge Ave Bay HeadAug 21 Concert - Strictly Sixties 7pm lavallette.org 793-7477 Heritage Gazebo LavalletteAug 21 Rolling Iron Antique Auto Show 8-3pm Rain dt Aug 28 919-3500 allairevillage.org WallAug 24 Concert - Big Band 7:30pm 892-0600 www.jenkinsons.com Pt Pleasant Beach InletAug 27 Jazz + Blues Festival noon-9:30pm 933-1984 Fireworks Promenade + Great Lawn jsjbf.org Long BranchAug 27 Ocean County Document Shredding 9-1PM 506-5047 Public Works BrickAug 27 WWII / Veteran Appreciation Day noon-10pm 280-3000 infoage.org 2201 Marconi Rd WallAug 27 “We've Only Just Begun” 8pm 528-9211 Carpenters remembered algonquinarts.org ManasquanAug 28 Concert - Wilbur Witteman Big Band 7pm lavallette.org 793-7477 Heritage Gazebo LavalletteAug 31 National Dog Day Celebration bring your furry friends 830-3700 exit82.com Seaside Heights BoardwalkAug 31 Concert - Beginnings (Chicago Tribute) 7:30pm 892-0600 www.jenkinsons.com Pt Pleasant Beach Inlet


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