Article Archive for August 2011
Looking for some fun activities in September? Below are a list of the top activities for the month.
The Monmouth County Office of Emergency Management continues to remind residents that dangers still exist in the wake of Hurricane Irene. OEM officials also caution drivers about traveling on flooded roadways because the water may be deeper than they think it is. Motorists should be especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize flood dangers, downed wires and other hazards.
Fine wines, outstanding restaurants, classic jazz festivals and special events year ’round. Some things just get superior with age, and charming Cape May well is no exception. The whole city is actually a National Historic District, with almost 600 preserved Victorian buildings. For a closer view of the gingerbread trim, go to the preserved 1879 Emlen Physick Estate.
As summer winds down and hurricane season revs up, the Monmouth County Office of Emergency Management (OEM) wants residents to be ready for storms and other emergencies. “Taking some basics steps now means you will be ready for virtually any big weather event or other disaster that may affect Monmouth County,” said Freeholder Thomas A. Arnone, liaison to the county’s OEM. “Every resident should prepare, plan and stay informed.”
Boat enthusiasts can rejoice, the Jersey Shore has one of the best selection of marinas to choose from in the nation. So whether you are looking to park your yacht near your vacation rental or simply looking for a great boat rental service, you are sure to find what you’re looking for at one of these marinas.
Ship Bottom is often referred to as the “Gateway to Long Beach Island” because of the Causeway linking the Borough to the mainland.
Find upcoming activities in the Jersey Shore for this weekend, August 12th-14th.
For the Monmouth County 4-H Association, the annual Monmouth County Fair is a showcase of the many achievements and skills that 4‐H members have learned throughout the year. 4-H involves children from kindergarten through one year passed high school (grade 13) in dozens of clubs and activities. Traditional clubs involve livestock and farming activities. But some of the less traditional clubs, like herpetology care for arachnids, newts and salamanders and snakes. Other club members develop skills in crafts, art, photography, writing, dance and theater arts.
