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Not Suprised By Jason Collins
I would like to tell you I had little reaction to the news that Jason Collins is gay because we are at a point where someone’s sexual orientation does not and should not matter. That’s true but I would be a liar if I said that’s why Collins’ disclosure Monday was not all that stunning.
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Sandy’s Six Month Anniversary
It is a six month anniversary that will likely not feature any champagne toasts and certainly no gifts.
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Thoughts For The Weekend
Random notes and thoughts heading into the final weekend of April.
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The Pride Of New Jersey
I have read with the interest the results of a recent Monmouth University/Asbury Park Press Poll which clearly shows the Yankees are the favorite baseball team of New Jersey residents and also one of the most despised.
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Weekend Events Around The Shore
There are a host of charitable events and fundraisers coming up in the next few days and because people have reached out to me asking for support I am reaching out to you.
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Help From The Toms River Regional Schools Hurricane Relief Fund
We have learned that despite all the sources of help there are so many individuals and families still with great needs as a result of Sandy.
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Saving Our Lifeguards
Memorial Day is five weeks from today and if it’s sunny and warm many will head to the beach. That is if the beach they usually go to is open.
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Dan O’Cone Goes Out On Top
Dan O’Cone has certainly gone out on top. After 7 years as wrestling coach at Brick Memorial O’Cone made official Thursday what many had known for weeks: he is stepping down as coach of the perennial state power.
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Random Notes & Thoughts For Thursday
Just some random notes and thoughts.
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We Are Boston [VIDEO]
In 2001 it was New York and now 12 years later it’s Boston.
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Helping The Lifeguards
It is nearly six months since Superstorm Sandy landed a haymaker to much of the Jersey Shore and we are less than six weeks from Memorial Day weekend which is the unofficial start of the summer tourism season.
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Time Is Up
Last July I was at Toms River High School East for a 7-on-7 tournament that was part of the U.S. Army All-Shore Gridiron Classic which would be played later that week.
