A look, in photos, of latest area events, local everyday people and places.
Head up, head down and turn around! Anything to alleviate the doldrums in class in the 1970s at RFH.
Oh, to be in class at RFH and daydreaming of the sun and some fun outside the classroom on a dismal, dank day kind of like today.
It was a final bow on Sunday afternoon for Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School’s (RFH) production of Anything Goes, and all was just “de-lovely.”
Since the dawn of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School (RFH) prom times, there have been pre-prom extravaganzas.
Well, according to weather forecasts, Saturday’s a washout this weekend, putting off Easter egg hunts pretty much everywhere to either Sunday or next week. As far as at least one indoor event, though, anything goes — literally.
Play ball! It’s baseball season, and that means little league teams are on the field hitting home runs at practice.
Spring has arrived! And despite the bit of a chill in the air, the fever has broken. Warmth and sunnier days are ahead; and what better way to celebrate than with a giant leap and cheer?
Spring is in the air — sort of — and it’s just about batter up time at RFH.
So, on the cusp of spring, our Retro Pic of the (George) Day also commemorates the coming of the baseball season — the warm-up, the game and all.
Here’s a shot from the 1970s of some RFHers playing ball. The batter up? Recognize him? How about those teammates on the sideline?
Remember these uniforms?
Thanks, again, to George Day for this and so many other great photos!
It rained on their parade. Yes, RFH Drill Team and Marching Band members took a traditional trek to the NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade to march back in 1977 and it rained — it poured.
Skeletal remains have been found on a Wall Township property and, as an investigation ensues, authorities advise that the public should stay away from the area and no danger has been posed to the community.
It has been said that to honor someone best who has passed is to craft a remembrance of them as they lived — in all their color, vibrance and black-and-white finite detail. A sketch, a painting, a doodle expressing the intricate beauty within a soul.
Continue reading Scene Around: For the Love & Art of Cooper LeyThe Rumson St. Patrick’s Day Parade passed by on Sunday with much fanfare and plenty of smiling Rumson Irish eyes.
Before the parade passed by, VIPs gathered at Val’s and celebrated stepping out into the 11th Rumson St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday.
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