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RBR students score wins in Future Business Leaders competition
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<b>Name:</b> Peter Schaus
<b>E-mail:</b> Peter.Schaus@patch.com
<b>Phone:</b> (732) 703-4189
<b>Birthday:</b> June 19
<strong>Bio:</strong> Peter Schaus is a lifelong resident of Oceanport who graduated from Red Bank Regional High School in Little Silver. Some of his favorite childhood memories include the annual Children's Holiday Festival at Maple Place School and snow sledding outside Markham Place School in the winter.
In 2009, Peter graduated from Montclair State University with a B.A. in English with a concentration in Creative Writing. At MSU, Peter served as Managing Editor of the weekly student newspaper <i>The Montclarion</i>, where he received three New Jersey Newspaper Foundation Awards, the Harold Friedlander Memorial Journalism Award, <i>The Montclarion</i>'s 2007 "Editor of the Year" award, and was one of the recipients of the Student Press Law Center and the Associated Collegiate Press's 2008 College Press Freedom Award. He's interned at The New York Times Company and Gawker Media and, in high school, he served as Editor-in-Chief of RBR's student newspaper <i>The Buccaneer</i>.
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<b>Politics: </b><br> <i>How would you describe your political beliefs?</i> Moderate<br> <i>Are you registered with a certain party?</i> No
<b>Religion:</b><br> <i>How religious would you consider yourself? (casual, observant, devout, non-religious)</i> Non-religious<br> <b><br> </b>
<b>Local Hot-Button Issues:</b><br> <i>What do you think are the most important issues facing the community?</i> The closure of Fort Monmouth and the possible closure of Monmouth Park.
<i>Where do you stand on each of these issues?</i> I believe both sides have valid arguments in the renovation of Fort Monmouth, but I also think its imperative for Monmouth Park to remain open to support our local economy.
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8,000 employees are expected to relocate to Harford County.
From Feb. 4 through Feb. 11
The day was supported by over 30 volunteers from the Little Silver PTO, in conjunction with the sixth grade teachers.
Artwork will be available for purchase.
Steadman "indicated it wasn't a fresh start but there is a little flexibility in the plan where we thought there was none," said Johnson.
Red Bank-Shrewsbury Patch columnist Carolann McLoughlin on DIY pornography
Through the end of February, Little Silver Borough Hall will play host to “Oils,” a fine art collection by local painter Carol Seip. Click through the photo gallery below to view selections from Seip’s gallery showing.
Over 100 arrests reported in each town.
This year’s state winners will compete in the 2011 National Finals in Washington D.C.
Monmouth Park-related news briefs for Monday, Feb. 7, 2011.
Check out our photo gallery for a complete copy of each school's Report Card
Princeton University student Kelly Roache was enrolled in a study abroad program in Cairo when the protests began.
For Thursday, Feb. 3, 2011
To see the winning entries, check out the photo gallery below.
Mark Salomon invents lithium metal anode construction for seawater
In a meeting on Dec. 15, The Red Bank Regional Board of Education commended the NRR and its student participants.
In their most successful fundraising effort to date, The Little Silver Business & Professional Association raised over $900 to benefit Lunch Break.