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This is not an open public ballot. Only approved AMA voters. If you would like to be considered, please send an email request to [email protected]. Ballots must be received by DECEMBER 13, 2014. Please drop ballots off to Scott Stamper at The Saint, 601 Main Street, Asbury Park, NJ, email your responses to [email protected] or [email protected] or send overnight to ASBURY MUSIC COMPANY, PO Box 427, BELMAR, NJ 07719. 2014 ASBURY MUSIC AWARDS BALLOT TOP YOUNG BAND (UNDER 21) TOP MALE SOLO/ACOUSTIC ACT TOP FEMALE SOLO/ACOUSTIC ACT BOBBY MAHONEY & THE SEVENTH SON BOBBY MAHONEY ALEX ENGLISH CORRINA, CORRINA BRIAN MCGEE AMAMDA FAMA GLYCERINE QUEENS CHRIS BROWN GNGR CAT LONDON HALOGENS COLTON KAYSER DEIRDRE FORREST CRANSTON DEAN INVENTURE EMILY GROVE MAD KINGS DOUG ZAMBON JAMIE COPPA TAYLOR TOTE FRANCIS LOMBARDI THE CATCHING SOFIA NICOLE THE SHADOWS JOE MILLER TARA DENTE THE STOLEN SAL BOYD UFOTOFU VIC DELLA PELLO TAYLOR TOTE TOP MALE VOCALIST TOP FEMALE VOCALIST TOP JAM/GROOVE BAND BRANDON ASRAF BRICK + MORTAR AMY MALKOFF AMY MALKOFF &THE MOONSHINES BLENDMODE BRANDON SWEENY LORDS OF MERCY ANYA MARIE THE HALLOWED ROOTS EASTBOURNE CRANSTON DEAN CRANSTON DEAN BAND BREE IAFELICE THE NEW ROYALTY FROM THE GROUND DAN CAPUTO NEGATIVE SKY CORTNEY METZLER HARPER’S FELLOW LOOSE FIT DAVID CASTANO EASTBOURNE DESEREE SPINKS DES & THE SWAGMATICS MORE OR LESS JESSE LEE ACCIDENTAL SEABIRDS JOE PARELLA DEAL CASINO EMILY GROVE EMILY GROVE BAND PEPPERWINE JUSTIN MATTHEWS TOOTHGRINDER KATE ORTIZ VEXTION SAKIMA MAT KILEY HOT BLOOD KELLIE SHANE PEPPERWINE TASH EVEN & KYLE PAUL RITCHIE GODS KHADIJAH MOHAMMED THE FLOW UNDERGROUND LOGIC RALPH NICASTRO WREATHS/SEASIDE CAVES TARA ELLIOTT TARA ELLIOTT & THE RED VELVETS WAITING ON MONGO RON SANTEE THE BATTERY ELECTRIC TAYLOR TOTE TAYLOR TOTE BAND WE USED TO CUT THE GRASS TONY TEDESCO TT & FULL FATHOM 5 QUINCY MUMFORD QM &THE REASON WHY TOP BLUES/SOUL BAND TOP AVANT-GARDE ACT TOP INDIE/ALT. ROCK BAND DES & THE SWAGMATICS ACCIDENTAL SEABIRDS BRICK + MORTAR JOBONANNO & THE GODSONS BA BABES DENTIST JO WYMER BLISSTIQUE DOLLYS POPPA JOHN BUG CHRIS ROCKWELL & THE STICKBALL SOCIAL CLUB GAY GUY/STRAIGHT GUY SANDY MACK BAND DAUGHTER VISION GREY GOES BLACK SLIM CHANCE & THE GAMBLERS MOTHGUTS HEY ANNA THE FLOW MOON MOTEL MAD FEATHER GROUP THE MAY DARLINGS PLATO ZORBA MICROFOSSILS THE SHADY STREET SHOW BAND THE BRIGANTINES PREHISTORIC FORREST THE PORCHISTAS SEASIDE CAVES WREATHS SMALLTALK THE DRIVE HOME TOP HEAVY ROCK ACT TOP AMERICANA TOP POP/ROCK BAND BEYOND VISIBLE DARK CITY STRINGS AIRACUDA DEFIANCE ENGINE CREEPTONES ED TANG & THE CHOPS EAST OF THE WALL DEAL CASINO HAMMERFIGHT GLIMMER GRASS BAND MATT WADE LORDS OF MERCY KAREN PHILLIPS MONTEREY LOWER THE VEIL SEASONS NEGATIVE SKY LIGHTNING JAR NEW THEORY THE HALLOWED ROOTS SMALL TOWN SCOUNDRELS THE CLYDES SCARS OF ENVY THOMAS WESLEY STERN STAGGER THE NEW ROYALTY TOOTHGRINDER TONY TEDESCO & FULL FATHOM 5 QUINCY MUMFORD & THE REASON WHY VEXTION 2014 ASBURY MUSIC AWARDS BALLOT TOP PUNK BAND TOP ROCK BAND TOP GUITARIST BIBLE FICTION ACID ALEX ROSEN HOT BLOOD DOGLIFTLEG AUTUMN CITY BRENT OVAR BERGHOLM THE BATTERY ELECTRIC CHRIS LECOMPTE THE VILLANELLES GHOST HOUSE GODS DANNY ANNIELLO LORDS OF MERCY HOT BLOOD GARDEN STATE LINE ERIK RUDIC AMY MALKOFF & MOONSHINES HUMONGOUS PARK APE GORGO BEACH TONY TEDESCO & FULL FATHOM 5 IAN BAMBERGER TRIO SCHOOL DRUGS JAIME HOM BIBLE FICTION TARA ELLIOTT & THE RED VELVETS LORDS OF MERCY JASON GOSS TOOTHGRINDER THE DISCONNECTS MODERN CHEMISTRY JIMMY JAMES ACCIDENTAL SEABIRDS THE MISCHIEF KIDS STOLEN RHODES J.J. SAMATARRO NEGATIVE SKY THE VANSADERS THE BATTERY ELECTRIC JOE COWELL DEAL CASINO JORDAN DEVESTY WREATHS TV TRAMPS THE VILLANELLES MATT MIELKE TOOTHGRINDER VON MONS WREATHS MIKE ZDEB QUINCY MUMFORD & THE REASON WHY PAUL RITCHIE GODS RALPH NICASTRO WREATHS TOP BASSIST TOP DRUMMER TOP KEYBOARD PLAYER ALEX ROSEN THE BATTERY ELECTRIC BILLY STANIERO HOT BLOOD BRAND TUZIO MAD FEATHER GROUP BRANDON ASRAF BRICK + MORTAR BOB PAULOS GAY GUY/STRAIGHT GUY DESEREE SPINKS COLIN CARHART WREATHS CHARLIE SCHAEFFER HOT BLOOD DES & THE SWAGMATICS FRANK CALABRESE AMY MALKOFF & THE GEORGE POND NEGATIVE SKY IAN THOMPSON MOONSHINES/THE VILLANELLES QUINCY MUMFORD & THE REASON WHY JOE STABILE LORDS OF MERCY JAMES SEFCHEK SEASIDE CAVES JOEY HENDERSON LOOSE FIT JOHN RODNEY DEAL CASINO JOHN TACON BRICK & MORTAR KELLIE SHANE PEPPERWINE KEVIN BEEG WREATHS KEVIN TROELLER THE BATTERY ELECTRIC MATTHEW GERE SEASIDE CAVES MATT ARENSDORF TOOTHGRINDER MIKE LINDARDI DEAL CASINO MATT WADE MATT WADE MICHAEL JAMES MAYHE\M/ PARK APE OMAR RODRIGUEZ EASTBOURNE RYAN GREGG THE SHADY SHOW STREET BAND NICK VILLAPIANO GODS PETE PERRINA LORDS OF MERCY ROB LAMPE LOWER THE VEIL SAM BEY GODS TOM FITZGIBBON NEW THEORY/NEGATIVE SKY TODD WACHA SEASIDE CAVES WILLS WELLER TOOTHGRINDER ZACH WESTFALL MATT WADE TOP MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST TOP LIVE PERFORMANCE TOP LOCAL ALBUM RELEASE ACCIDENTAL SEABIRDS “THE GREENPOINT SPILL” BRYAN HARING SEASONS ACCIDENTAL SEABIRDS BOYD USA “7:AM” CRANSTON DEAN CRANSTON DEAN AMY MALKOFF & THE MOONSHINES CRANSTON DEAN “TRIED & TRUE” JAMISON LAUER WREATHS BRICK + MORTAR CHRIS ROCKWELL & THE STICKBALL SOCIAL CLUB JESSIE LEE ACCIDENTAL SEABIRDS DEAL CASINO “HOME TEAM ANIMALS” JON FRANCIS JON FRANCIS HOT BLOOD COLTON KAYSER “COLTON KAYSER” LOWER THE VEIL MATT LOTT TONY TEDESCO & FULL FATHOM 5 DENTIST “DENTIST” NEGATIVE SKY EMILY GROVE “THE LIFE OF A COMMONER” MATT PILLION STOLEN RHODES QUINCY MUMFORD & THE REASON WHY FRANCIS LOMBARDI MIKE NOORDZY MOTHGUTS THE BATTERY ELECTRIC “WHISKEY & THE MOURNING AFTER” TAYLOR HOPE VARIOUS ARTISTS THE FLOW GLYCERINE QUEENS “SLEEP DEPRIVATION” TODD WACHA SEASIDE CAVES TONY TEDESCO & FULL FATHOM 5 HOT BLOOD “NO KINGS” TOOTHGRINDER LIGHTNING JAR “BLAH BLAH” WREATHS NEGATIVE SKY “DEATH OF THE SUN” SEASIDE CAVES “SEASIDE CAVES” TARA ELLIOTT & THE RED VELVETS “DROP A NEEDLE ON THE KING” TV TRAMPS “RIP IT UP” TOOTHGRINDER “SCHIZOPHRENIC JUBILEE” WREATHS “WREATHS” SONG OF THE YEAR TOP MUSIC VIDEO TOP LOCAL CLUB DJ BRICK + MORTAR “LOCKED IN A CAGE” BOBBY MAHONEY & THE SEVENTH SON DJ ATOM WORTH CRANSTON DEAN “BAR'S ABOUT TO CLOSE” “NEW AGE OUTLAWS” DJ FOGGY NOTION CHRIS BROWN “WHEN WE WERE KIDS” BOYD USA “BEING BEAUTIFUL” DJ JACK THE RIPPER COLTON KAYSER “YOU AND I” BRICK & MORTAR “LOCKED IN A CAGE” DJ JIM CURRAN DENTIST “BIRD IN A CAGE” DEFIANCE ENGINE “CONTROL” DJ LEE MROWICKI ED TANG & THE CHOPS “WILLY LOMAN” DENTIST “BIRD IN A CAGE” DJ LENNY LOUNGE EMILY GROVE “SCREAM” DJ MICK HALE GLYCERINE QUEENS “SHE THINKS SHE KNOWS” GLYCERINE QUEENS “SLEEP DEPRIVATION” DJ MIKE MERRELL HEY ANNA “BY THE BAY” GREY GOES BLACK “LOST” DJ PETEY GREEN HOT BLOOD “CLASS WARFARE” KARMIC JUGGERNAUT “TRANSGRESSIONS” DJ RIFF RAFF KAREN PHILLIPS “COLD IN NEBRASKA” TARA ELLIOTT “DROP A NEEDLE ON THE KING” DJ ROB BUSCH SMALLTALK “FOUNTAIN OF YOU” THE BATTERY ELECTRIC “DEAD MAN’S TRUNK” DJ VALUES TARA ELLIOTT & THE RED VELVETS THE MISCHIEF KIDS “RUN RABBIT” DJ VULGAR “DROP A NEEDLE ON THE KING” TOOTHGRINDER “THE HOUR ANGLE” TOOTHGRINDER “THE HOUR ANGLE” This is not an open public ballot. Only approved AMA voters. If you would like to be considered, please send an email request to [email protected]. Ballots must be received by DECEMBER 13, 2014. Please drop ballots off to Scott Stamper at The Saint, 601 Main Street, Asbury Park, NJ, email your responses to [email protected] or [email protected] or send overnight to ASBURY MUSIC COMPANY, PO Box 427, BELMAR, NJ 07719. 2014 ASBURY MUSIC AWARDS BALLOT POET LAUREATE TOP COMEDIAN TOP LIVE SOUND ENGINEER ALEXANDRIA SAVASTANO ANDREW LAWSON BILLY COLLEDGE WONDER BAR/THE STONE PONY ANDREW “INK” FEINDT ANGELO GINGERELLI BILLY McKELVEY MUSIC MAN PRODUCTIONS/MU CONNOR DOOLEY BRETT SMITH THE STONE PONY/WONDER BAR CHRIS CALOGERO DREW MURPHY THE BRIGHTON BAR DANNY BROWN J.C. HENDRICKS JACK “HINGE” PITZER THE SAINT KEITH BAIRD JAMES WEIR JASON DERMER ASBURY AUDIO/ MARK BRUNETTI THE STONE PONY SUMMER STAGE JESSICA SAGER MARYCAE VIGNOLINI JIM NORTON ASBURY LANES/FREELANCE JOE MASSARO NICOLE GREENWOOD JOHN DICAPUA THE STONE PONY/WONDER BAR JOE McANDREW JOJO VITAGLIANO ASBURY LANES/FREELANCE NICOLE J. HOMER MELA JUNE “MJ” SCHMITZ THE SAINT/ASBURY LANES NICK HABY ROBERT “SYKES” HARTMANN NISHIT NANDANKAR THE SAINT/FREELANCE SEAN O’BRIEN RYAN MCHUGH THE SAINT/FREELANCE TAYLOR ALLEN STEVE PETRAK ASBURY AUDIO/PARAMOUNT THEATER THOMAS FRALEY THE SAINT/FREELANCE TOMMY RILEY MUSIC MAN/MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY TOP “BEYOND” ASBURY ARTIST TOP “BEYOND” ASBURY RELEASE TOP MUSIC PHOTOGRAPHER LOCAL ARTISTS WHO HAVE GRADUATED AFTER HAVING BEEN NOMINATED FOR 5 CONSECUTIVE YEARS OR MORE TOP RECORD/SINGLE/DIGITAL RELEASE JEFF CRESPI JEFF CRESPI ROCKS/FREELANCE ARLAN FEILES ARLAN FEILES feat. LAYONNE HOLMES JOHN CAVANAUGH THE STONE PONY/ROCKTOGRAPHY ASHES OF YOUR ENEMY “WAKE (DON’T BACK DOWN)” BARRY & THE PENETRATORS JOHN POSADA ACTION REMEMBERED CHEMTRAIL BILLY HECTOR “THE FIRE WITHIN” KRISTEN DRISCOLL KRISTEN DRISCOLL PHOTOGRAPHY CHRISTINE MARTUCCI CHROME DADDY “CHROME DADDY” LYNNE WARD TWO-RIVER-TIMES ERYN SHEWELL JERZY JUNG “ALIBI” MELISSA MARSH FREELANCE JAMES DALTON MIKE MCLAUGHLIN MIKE MCLAUGHLIN PHOTOGRAPHY JERZY JUNG KARMIC JUGGERNAUT “TRANSGRESSIONS” NICK RAPIDFIRE THE MUSICIANS ROCK NETWORK JOE HARVARD LOST IN SOCIETY “PLASTIC” ROBERT MASON FREELANCE KARMIC JUGGERNAUT NICOLE ATKINS “SLOW PHASER” SANDI MURPHY GOLIGHTLY PHOTOGRAPHY LOST IN SOCIETY MATT O’REE BAND STRINGBEAN “STRINGBEAN’S BOARDWALK SOCIAL CLUB” TOM SPADER ASBURY PARK PRESS NICOLE ATKINS THE SUNDAY BLUES “CITY FOLKLORE” ONLY LIVING BOY TOMMY STRAZZA “SONGS FROM THE ESCAPE”
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    This is not an open public ballot. Only approved AMA voters. If you would like to be considered, please send an email request to [email protected]. Ballots must be received by DECEMBER 10, 2013. Please drop ballots off to Scott Stamper at The Saint, 601 Main Street, Asbury Park, NJ, email your responses to [email protected] or send overnight mail to ASBURY MUSIC COMPANY, PO Box 427, BELMAR, NJ 07719. 2013 ASBURY MUSIC AWARDS BALLOT TOP YOUNG BAND (UNDER 21) TOP MALE/BAND ACOUSTIC ACT TOP JAM/GROOVE BAND The Glycerine Queens Bobby Mahoney Eastbourne Seventh Son Carl Chesna & Co. Lemon Juice Downtown Hour Colton Kayser Dub Proof The Agony Family Frank Lombardi Loose Fit The New Royalty Joe Miller We Used To Cut The Grass The Shadows Thomas Wesley Stern The Underwater Sounds The Stolen Michael Askin More Or Less GNGR Vic Della Pello SensaMotion Band Ardvark Smile Pat Veil Tash Even & Kyle Giffords Lane Cranston Dean Brummy Brothers UFOTOFU Blend Mode TOP MALE VOCALIST TOP BLUES / SOUL BAND TOP FEMALE/BAND ACOUSTIC ACT Brandon Asraf BRICK + MORTAR Sandy Mack Band Alex English Jesse Lee ACCIDENTAL SEABIRDS Slim Chance & The Gamblers Amanda Fama Joe Cirotti ONLY LIVING BOY The Jo Wymer Band Deirdre Forrest Quincy Mumford QUINCY MUMFORD JoBonanno & The Godsons Hope Vista AND THE REASON WHY The F.L.O.W Sofia Nicole Ron Santee THE BATTERY ELECTRIC The Shady Street Show Band Sarah Donner Brandon Sweeny LORDS OF MERCY Pepperwine Kacie Baker Mario Casella SLIM CHANCE & THE GAMBLERS Des & The Swagmatics Xenia Sky Justin Matthews TOOTHGRINDER Chelsea Carlson Joe McCaig EMPIRE ESCORTS Emily Grove Tony Tedesco TONY TEDESCO & FULL FATHOM 5 C.M.
  • THE COAST ADVERTISER Official Newspaper for Belmar, South Bdmar, Wall Towtuhip, Spring Lakt Htighu, Avonj>Y-Tk+Sea

    THE COAST ADVERTISER Official Newspaper for Belmar, South Bdmar, Wall Towtuhip, Spring Lakt Htighu, Avonj>Y-Tk+Sea

    BELS.nr PUti. LinHARY 10TI *¥E., KMAR ,N.J. 07719 THE COAST ADVERTISER Official Newspaper For Belmar, South Bdmar, Wall Towtuhip, Spring Lakt HtighU, AvonJ>y-tk+Sea Seventy-fifth Year — No. 39 — 8 Pages BELMAR, NEW JERSEY, 07719, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 Ten Cent* UAPPV HEW VEAk Plainfield Man Dies As Flames Hit Adult School Committee Withdraws Controversial Rooming House Early Tuesday Registration Building Code; Enacts Health Rules BELMAR — In a pre-Christmas I Ing before it was brought under WALL TOWNSHIP - The Wall I do." said Mayor Gassner, "it tragedy, a 43-year-old Plainfield , control by Belmar firemen, WALL TOWNSHIP - The Wall Community Adult School will Township Committee voted to will be a sad day in my tife." man died In a fin that started in Four other persons, two girls, hold registration for Hie spring withdraw the controversial build-! A his room at 101 First Avenue, woman and an elderly man A term on January 6, 7 and 9 at ing code Monday night, but did . " *•> comments continued. It were led to safety by Detective l am<! here, early Tuesday morning. Wall High School from 7:90 to enact an ordinance to license *f »PP?fent that Mr.. Bra- James Dempsey and Patrolmen m Police said William Schwep. of 9 00 p.m. retail establishments, an ordl- »£ " J^L^J™ °""* Plainfield, was fatally burned in Andrew Donate and Frank Madi- nance to go with a Board of ab°* a «^«™n» she said he a fire that started In his room, son, when htey responded to the Herbert Deuchar, director, has Health measure setting up health ™* «»«™tag « 'feaslbl»Y apparently from his smoking in 307 a.m.
  • Class of 1984 – 30Th Reunion

    Class of 1984 – 30Th Reunion

    Class of 1984 – 30th Reunion “30th Reunion Weekend Extravaganza” The Class of 1984 “30th Reunion Weekend Extravaganza” began with a Kick-Off “Meet and Greet” at the Annual Homecoming Football Game on October 10, 2014. The Lecture Hall became a room full of Griffins with many staff members stopping by to visit and reminisce. Saturday night was filled with dinner and dancing at The Crystal Point in Point Pleasant, with music by their very own Bobby Fontinelli and the band Sneekbox. The water- view room was glowing with blue and white lights and memorabilia from their old Alma Mater …everything from old uniforms, newspaper articles, and photos. Class members experienced fun and smiles in the photo booth. They strolled down memory lane as they watched a video montage of their four years, up on the big screen! Their final celebration was held at Jenkinson’s Pavilion with brunch and a trip down the boardwalk on Sunday. The reunion was spear headed by Ann Michele Thompson Sayers, Mercedes Nola, Michael Fogarty, Andrea Crowley-Papageorgiou, Tom Lebel, Mark Malland, Terri O’Neil, Sean Asay, Lisa Carny - Kay and Tony Fevola. The Class of 1984 raised $2,186 which they generously donated to purchase 2 lamp posts for the high school in honor of the friends that left this earth too soon: Tommy Gilroy, Pete Fanuele, Charlie Bitter, Gary Washburn, and Dawn Sutter. The Class of 1984 has created a Scholarship Fund to continue the legacy the way their high school taught them!!! A 50th Birthday Bash for the entire class is in the works for their next Get- Together…details to follow!!! GRIFFIN NETWORK TODAY 17 Graduation 2014 The 49th Commencement of Monsignor It is always our pleasure to recognize our alumni who have children graduating.
  • 2019 Monmouth County at a Glance Report

    2019 Monmouth County at a Glance Report

    2019 Monmouth County At-A-Glance Prepared by Monmouth County Division of Planning Monmouth County At-A-Glance A Monmouth County Division of Planning Publication April 2019 MONMOUTH COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Thomas A. Arnone, Director Patrick Impreveduto, Deputy Director Lillian G. Burry Gerry P. Scharfenberger, Ph.D. Susan M. Kiley Cover Photos, In Order From Top to Bottom Henry Hudson Trail, Atlantic Highlands (Main Photo) Asbury Lanes, Asbury Park | 2018 Monmouth County Planning Merit Award Winner Bay Keeper Oysters, Middletown | 2018 Monmouth County Planning Merit Award Winner East Gate at Fort Monmouth, Ocean Port | 2018 Monmouth County Planning Merit Award Winner T. Thomas Fortune House, Red Bank | 2018 Monmouth County Planning Merit Award Winner MONMOUTH COUNTY PLANNING BOARD Members James Giannell, Chairman Paul Kiernan, Jr., Vice-Chairman Charles Casagrande Jennifer DiLorenzo Nancy Grbelja Marcy McMullen Lillian G. Burry, Freeholder Gerry P. Scharfenberger, Ph.D., Freeholder Joseph M. Ettore, PE, County Engineer Alternate Members Patrick Impreveduto, Deputy Director, Freeholder Alternate James C. Schatzle, Citizen Alternate No. 1 John Mele, Citizen Alternate No. 2 Ming Kao, PE, PP, Alternate for County Engineer CONTRIBUTING STAFF Project Manager Steven daCosta, AICP, Senior Planner, Division of Planning Contributing Authors Joe Barris, PP, AICP, CFM, Assistant Planning Director Bridget Neary, Assistant Planner, Division of Planning Editors Edward Sampson, PP, AICP, Planning Director Joe Barris, PP, AICP, CFM, Assistant