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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

Life Outdoors

The Bench

Life Outdoors
Life Outdoors

The Bench

Local Pulse

Local Experts

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Where Everyone Belongs: Esports at MHS

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Paws for Books: Therapy Dogs at the Library

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Planting for the Future

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The beautiful trees of Spring Lake play an important role in the health and character of the community. Through a long-term initiative known as “Canopy 2050,” the borough is working to preserve and expand Spring Lake’s trees so that future generations can enjoy the same wonderful landscape that is valued today. The program is supported by the Spring Lake Shade Tree Committee, led by Chairman Scott McMurray.

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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Rod’s Tavern has evolved from a 19th-century estate cottage to one of Sea Girt’s most iconic taverns.

A Rich History

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Rob and Mo Hoffman have built Hoffman Millworks as a labor of love, a lesson for their sons, and a gift to their community.

Family Trees: Hoffman Millworks

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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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