Two young residents at play. Officers Row, Sandy Hook, NJ

The story of Mark Levine, his life and his burger has caught national attention. Through the Ashley Lauren Foundation and 709 Restaurant in Point Pleasant Beach, Mark is being honored with the “Mark The Shark Day” Friday January 27th from noon until close. Mark’s own burger will be a special on the menu and the proceeds will benefit The Ashley Lauren Foundation, helping make wishes come true for local children battling cancer. NJ Discover reporters Tara-Jean Vitale and Calvin Schwartz are on the scene.  Check out interviews with 709 Restaurant Owner, Chef Mike, Big Joe Henry and Ashley Lauren.

‎”I’d travel the world over(mostly stateside). Jump on a balloon and circumnavigate. Look down from high(up). Anything to get back to future. I wondrously did that last night(Fri Jan 20th). on Cookman Ave. 629 Gallery(Patrick Schiavino) for The Art of The Protest Song Occupies Asbury Park to hear amazing singers: Arlan Feiles, Joe Rapolla, William L. Valenti and Frank Lombardi in concert telling the story in words and music of protest songs. Right up my alley coming out of the sixties. How would I define a’ swig of nirvana’: the attached pix. Their singing “This land is your land” at finale. Amazing music. Amazing art. It facilitated my cerebral drifting under the nearby boardwalk and to an occupied park in NYC. Drifting means finding a dreamy state(e=mc2). I did. I’m content on a snowy Saturday” Cal Schwartz(Facebook) for NJ Discover

Elite Granite
28 Harrison Ave
Suite 200, Englishtown, NJ
Phone: 732-786-8122 | Website: www.elitegranite.com

Club Asbury
614 Cookman Ave.
Asbury Park N.J. 07712

Phone: 732-897-8980 | Website: www.ClubAsbury.com

The Sassy Chic Boutique
13 Momouth St. Red Bank, NJ
Phone: 877-226-2306 | Website: www.SassyChicBtq.com

Shadowbrook
1 Obre Place Shrewsbury
Phone: 732-747-0200 | Website: www.Shadowbrook.com

Featuring nightly specials and a diversified menu that has something for everyone. Serving lunch and dinner daily, Sallee Tee’s boasts a New York Style Deli, during lunch time with super-sized sandwiches, creative salads and a dynamite Pickle Bar.

Have a 19oz. Hot Corned Beef, Pastrami, or perhaps, a fagedaboudit which is packed with Prosciutto di Parma, fresh mozzarella and roasted peppers. Maybe a seafood, pasta dish or prime steak fit the bill. At dinner, fill your craving for sushi, appetizers, raw bar, the freshest seafood, steaks, chops and even a menu for the lighter side. Perhaps, you just want to relax with a cocktail and a view of the river and the setting sun. Sallee Tee’s is the place to go, meet new friends, see the old ones and just “Fagedaboudit!”

Sallee Tee’s is divided into several different rooms. Toward the west wall of the restaurant is a happening bar with a waterfront view known as the ‘Fagedaboudit Lounge!’. The main dining room area is surrounded by windows overlooking the Channel Club Marina & the Shrewsbury River and is adjacient to the outdoor bar and patio area for a more casual dining atmosphere and experience. There is also a full deli area with seating and an open Sushi bar in the evenings. In addition to this, there is a private Dining Room with Fireplace for private parties.
Owners Sal Tringola and Diane Bonpua have made major renovations, adding a new kitchen, a spectacular lounge area and gave it a new upscale appearance which is uplifting and very attractive. A unique addition to the Monmouth Beach, Sea Bright area. Sal and Diane take great pride in their restaurant and go all out to make sure their custormers receive special attention.

Sallee Tee’s Grille boasts an upscale 50’s atmosphere with a warm intimate feel. Prices are very reasonable, portions are large, and they, also, feature a very affordable children’s menu. One may enjoy a beautiful view of the Shrewsbury River from either the Fagedaboudit Lounge, Main Dining Room or on the Sunset Deck. Whatever the occasion, Sallee Tee’s fits the bill with a casual ambiance that will bring you back time and time again.http://www.salleeteesgrille.com/

MARLBORO TOWNSHIP REORGANIZATION MEETING 1/5/12

NJ Discover TV covered the world premiere of ‘Nothing For Christmas’ on December 1st in Red Bank by interviewing the director/writer Sean Guess, movie actors and singer Danny White who performed a song for the movie. It was a stirring, emotional and surprisingly well-acted movie along the lines of ‘It’s A Wonderful Life.’

During tough economic times, when working class families struggle during the holiday season, the Perry family struggle more than most. Jerry Perry’s hardware sales job has been phased out and he is facing eviction from his home. His daughter Betsy, who had vandalized neighbors Christmas decorations, now seeks guidance from a Rabbi to help her change her hatred of the holidays. His hope is to show his friends the true meaning of the holidays and make them realize sometimes, nothing is all you need.