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Uncover Prohibition-Era Shore Skullduggery at the Brick Library
BRICK TOWNSHIP — Explorer Steve Nagiewicz’s chance to find an unknown shipwreck off the New Jersey coast led to a more intriguing discovery, evidence of shady business that thrived when alcohol was illegal. Join the Ocean County Library’s Brick branch for “Rumrunners, Prohibition and the Rise of the Mob” at 6:30 p.m.
Distance Star Jessica Abbott Has Transferred To Manalapan
Jessica Abbott, one of the top distance runners in the state while at Toms River North, has transferred to Manalapan and will be eligible to compete right away, Manalapan Athletic Director Beth English confirmed on Friday afternoon. The addition of Abbott, a rising junior, at the front of an already...
Weekend Update: Princeton Celebrates Some Forgotten Names in the Rock and Roll Pantheon
Princeton, NJ – Quick: Name the top five rock and roll singers of all time. OK, you could probably name 10. Now look at that list and see how many are women. Could be none. But, consider that list again and you could probably add several women to it. A group called WomenRock! – made up of six women vocalists and backed by a group of Princeton-area musicians – wants people not to forget the women who have been rocking the musical world for more than 80 years. WomenRock! will perform on the green at Palmer Square...
With More than Two Years Remaining in Her Second Term on the Evesham Council, Pat Hansen Unexpectedly Calls It Quits
EVESHAM—A “constant lack of communication” that came about following a disagreement 18 months ago between members of the all-Democratic Evesham Council over which law firm should represent the municipality was among the key factors cited by now-former Councilwoman Patricia “Pat” Hansen as having resulted in her unexpected decision to leave her council post announced at the Aug. 14 meeting of the five-member governing body.
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