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Life Outdoors

A Garden Like No Other

Life Outdoors
Life Outdoors

A Garden Like No Other

Life Outdoors

Hooked on Tradition

Life Outdoors
Life Outdoors

Hooked on Tradition

Local Tastes

A Taste of the Irish Riviera

Local Tastes
Local Tastes

A Taste of the Irish Riviera

Life Outdoors

Ice Skating on Spring Lake

Life Outdoors
Life Outdoors

Ice Skating on Spring Lake

Local Tastes

An Evening to Celebrate

Local Tastes
Local Tastes

An Evening to Celebrate

Local Pulse

Local Experts

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Celebrating 250 Years of Independence

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The Art of the Race

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Building Community and Character

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The Spring Lake Junior Fire Department has long been an integral part of the Spring Lake community, fostering civic engagement, leadership, and teamwork among local youth. Located on 5th Avenue, the Spring Lake Volunteer Fire Department has served the borough since the late 19th century. The junior department provides young residents with the opportunity to learn essential firefighting skills, develop community connections, and participate in fun traditions that have a long history in Spring Lake.

by Danielle Kutcher

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This is a story about Oliver Huff Brown and Bill Reinhard, two fascinating men from Spring Lake. Though they lived a century apart, both devoted themselves to building a vibrant cultural home for the community.

A Lasting Legacy

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One man’s inspiring journey to create community and impact no matter the setbacks.

A Life Without Limits

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Early March in Belmar brings a familiar sight with a long line of green jackets moving down Main Street, Irish music in the air, and the community ready to celebrate the first sign that spring is coming. The Belmar/Lake Como Saint Patrick’s Day Parade, which takes place on the first Sunday in March, is one of New Jersey’s most beloved Irish celebrations for the aptly dubbed “Irish Riviera.”

Main Street Goes Green

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Astrophotographer Jeff Kelly wants to show you the wonders of the universe. You just have to look up.

The Sky Above:
Astrophotographer Jeff Kelly

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