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Come Home To YOUR Republican Party: As We Consult The Public And Work To Meet Community Objectives
September 2007 Planetarium Reopening, OTB & Wellness Center Referendums Immediate Goals If Republican Accountability Candidates Win June 5th GOP Primary
Election Will Emphasize Conservative Fiscal Principles - To Story
NEW! Officials must honor public right to know Posted by the Ocean County Observer on 03/25/07
NEW! Save the Novins Planetarium by Joseph A. Lypowy 3/10/07
NEW! Reverend Steven Craft Debates on Transgender Teachers The Reverend Steven Craft of Christian Citizenship Ministries debates the hiring of a transgender teacher at a Little Egg Harbor school. This is an excerpt from Lynn Doyle's "It's Your Call Show" on CN8. (Windows Media File - Click on picture or here to view)
No Merry Christmas at Jackson School !
by Joseph A. Lypowy 12/24/05
Ocean County Freeholders Resist Gay Marriage by Joseph A. Lypowy 112305
Public Meeting about trade Pacts to be held at OC Library on 10/10
Hurricane Katrina, a second look at offshore oil
by Joseph A. Lypowy
Thomas Blomquist, a retired Coast Guard officer who formed the New
Jersey Conservative Party after losing the 1989 Republican gubernatorial
primary, passed away on Friday after a long illness. He was
66. Blomquist was the GOP nominee for State Senator against then-Senate
President John Russo in 1987, and was the Conservative Party candidate
for Governor in 1993. A viewing will be held on Tuesday from 6-9 PM,
and at St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Herbertsville, with funeral
services on Wednesday morning. (05/15/05)
TOM BLOMQUIST - A GREAT COMMUNITY LEADER PASSES AWAY By Joseph A. Lypowy 1988 Photo of Blomquist giving victory sign on election night after George Bush Sr. and Brick Change of Government election victories. Photo by Joseph A. Lypowy Copyright 1988
TUCKERTON SEAPORT
RENAMES CHILDREN’S EXPLORATION TO MARSHALL’S MEADOW
Dedication in Memory of Edna
Marshall
TUCKERTON, NJ-Tuckerton
Seaport, the maritime museum in Ocean County has renamed the Children's
Exploration Park in memory of Edna Marshall, a Seaport supporter, local
historian and the first honorary Collector of Port for Tuckerton.
Members of the Marshall family were in attendance for the
dedication
of Marshall’s Meadow at the members' preview on April 1.
Pictured: Unveiling the park’s new sign are Marshall’s daughter, Jane Marshall
Bret Schundler Holds "Meet & Greet" Campaign Meeting
Story and Photos by Joseph A. Lypowy 3/7/05
Local Artist Honored at Tuckerton Seaport Charity Auction
Tuckerton, NJ- Tuckerton Seaport honored local artist and historian Cathleen Engelsen at the annual Captain’s Charity “TLC” (tables, lamps, and collectibles) Auction held on April 29, 2005 at the Sea Oaks Country Club in Little Egg Harbor. Engelsen, of Surf City, Long Beach Island, is noted for her interpretations of New Jersey history through art.
Auction items were donated and decorated by
regional artists and other creative Tuckerton
Seaport friends. All proceeds raised from the auction
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will
help support the Seaport’s education programs, which serves over 7,000
school children each year.
Pictured left to right: Liz Engelsen McNair (daughter); Cathleen Engelsen; Sidney Caruso (daughter).
Bay Buchanan, former US Treasurer and CNN Commentator speaks at Ocean County Library
Photos by Joseph A. Lypowy -
Lypowy Studio
No Muster Zones in Lakewood: Illegal Aliens Effect Wages - By Joseph A. Lypowy
Robert Marshall - Death Row Inmate Publishes Book
John Birch Society Organizes Local Chapter - By Brian Phillips
Ocean County STOP FTAA Committee Held Public Meeting About Dangers OF Proposed Trade Bill The Ocean County Stop The FTAA Committee held a public meeting concerning the negative impact proposed trade legislation will have on the American Public. The meeting took place at the Manchester Branch of the Ocean County Library on June 23. The keynote speaker was Norman Tregenza. Anyone who was concerned about the negative impact of free trade legislation was welcomed to attend. For further information contact: Joe Lypowy at 732-270-2181 For Complete Story (Click Here)
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