New Year Challenge-- XVII Visiting 3 places in Monmouth County, Little Silver, Oceanport, & Eatontown

Today we go on a virtual view of three towns in Monmouth County.
This a continuation project of taking a look at visiting Monmouth County as being one of your resolutions or challenges. It is my challenge to you to
see if you can visit all 53 municipalities of Monmouth County in the year 2014. It's up to you how you want to do this.  You will find a complete list
at  BizEturtle: Monmouth County Municipalities.See if you can get a picture
of yourself and the mayor or a town official  and send it to me. I'll post it up here. Mail to lynn@bizeturtle.comYou must be in the town and not one of
the sections. For added excitement see if you can visit all the sections. This adds on around 58 more places to visit. For more information about Monmouth County History, Check out my page of
Museums & Historical Societies.

Little Silver is our first stop. it is an inland town with a population under six thousand. For information on historical history or places contact Jennifer Pardee, 732-224-8549, jpardee.corner@gmail.com or Dave Griffiths, 
Borough Historian 732-741-3137 of the Little Silver Historical Society. There is no library in Little Silver.

Next will head over to Oceanport.   Another town that lays inland with a population under six thousand. It is mostly a residential town. For places to visit or to learn of it's history, check out the Oceanport Library. It is located at 22 Monmouth Boulevard and is a Branch of the
 Monmouth County Library System

Last visit is to Eatontown. Eatontown is a town that is located inland with a population over twelve thousand. Agnes Zaorksi the Borough's Historian
will be glad to help you leanr of the town's history. You can e-mail her, agnesz1@me.com or call 732-542-4026. Don't forget to check out  the Eatontown Library for more information. It is a  Member of the Monmouth County Library System