It’s elementary … Halloween haunting in the classroom.
Here they are — a group of ghosts, ghouls and other Halloween friends in Fair Haven’s Knollwood School in the 1990s.
Shrewsbury resident Peter Morley passed away peacefully on Oct. 10 near his home. He was 86.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Shrewsbury Resident, Original Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Member, Peter Morley, 86The following September criminal incidents and arrests were reported by Red Bank police. An arrest does not constitute a conviction.
It’s October and it’s Hunt season. And any RFHer knows what that means — a sporty party in the great outdoors.
Three young area men have been charged in connection with the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old man earlier this year, Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond S. Santiago announced on Thursday.
It’s cool to be a ghoul in school, right?
Wait. Is that a lobster raising its claw to answer the teacher? Why, yes, it is. The teacher is unfazed. But the lesson? Well, it seems that this day in a Fair Haven 1980s classroom is all about costumes and little to nothing about reading, writing and ‘rithmetic.
Sixty-four-year Fair Haven Fire Department member and former longtime Fair Havenite, actor, voice-over artist and radio broadcaster, Tom Dorick, more recently of The Villages, FL, passed away peacefully on Thursday, Oct. 9. He was 86.
Oops! Looks like someone’s skeleton is out of the closet … and roaming the neighborhood in Fair Haven.
So, a karate kid, a baseball player, a cop, two witches, a vampire and a boxer walk onto a school stage …
That means only one thing. It’s Halloween season and that means that soon it will be school pageant time — or whatever they call it. Yes, it’s that time when all the little guys and ghouls in school get dressed up and parade through the classroom, down the hall and into the auditorium for a spooky show of Halloween spirit — or something like that. Nowadays there’s a Halloween egg hunt in the area towns. That’s something that still has this 1960s and ’70s kid a bit baffled. But, hey, whatever floats your Halloween gondola, Jack-O-Lantern or whatever. It’s still a fun time of year at school.
“Everyone who ever met Kaylinn remembers her beautiful smile, kindness, and easygoing spirit. She had the biggest heart and was always willing to help anyone. Her willpower was strong and she always stayed true to her values and beliefs while still being the most considerate person you would have ever met.” ~ loved ones of Kaylinn Scully
Former Little Silver resident and Middletown High School South graduate, Kaylinn Ann Scully, recently of Atlantic Highlands, passed away on Wednesday, October. 8. She was 20.
Continue reading In Memoriam: Former Little Silver Resident, Middletown South Grad, Kaylinn Scully, 20A Saturday morning pedestrian-vehicle accident that resulted in the death of a female pedestrian is under investigation, Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond S. Santiago announced on Monday.
It’s spooky and kooky Halloween party season.
And there’s nothing quite like a costume party full of festive, fun fiends who take full advantage of the season to say the devil made them do it when it comes to tricks and the sometimes questionable treat of their disguises.
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