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Also on today's calendar: 10th Anniversary Ocean County Irish Festival and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: Why did the fish blush ? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Five Firefighters Transported to Local Hospitals After Battling Holmdel House Fire. (tapinto.net) — A Holmdel house fire on Armand Court Friday afternoon left five firefighters with minor injuries and heat exhaustion, sending them to local hospitals for evaluation. All residents safely evacuated as Holmdel Fire Department, First Aid, and multiple neighboring towns worked together to control the blaze, which reportedly began in the garage and remains under investigation.
2. From diamond to gridiron, Rumson football stars shine again in latest win (app.com) — Holmdel football fans are set for a marquee home matchup as undefeated Rumson-Fair Haven visits the 2-0 Hornets on Thursday at 7 p.m. Rumson is coming off a 32-13 win over Middletown South, powered by standout quarterback Brady Williams and a ball-hawking defense, and will be looking to avenge last year's loss to Holmdel's sectional-title squad.
3. Catsbury Park Convention Returns to Bell Works in Holmdel in October (thepopbreak.com) — Holmdel residents can look forward to Bell Works hosting the Catsbury Park Cat Convention on October 10 and 11, featuring cat experts, comedians, and adoption opportunities. Along with talks by Jackson Galaxy and other feline advocates, attendees can meet rescue groups, shop pet-focused vendors, and even adopt or foster cats, all while supporting a mission to reduce homeless kittens.
4. Bell Theater Raised $50,000 for Aaron Lazar as Extraordinary Concert Lives Up to Its Name (newjerseystage.com) — Holmdel's Bell Theater at Bell Works recently hosted a sold-out Broadway benefit concert that raised $50,000 to support actor Aaron Lazar's fight against ALS. Backed by local charities Cabaret for Life and The Light of Day Foundation, the star-studded evening drew major Broadway names, while livestream donations and Lazar's GoFundMe continue to grow support for his family.
5. Living Memorials: Local Artist Mends Broken Hearts with Ink (tworivertimes.com) — Holmdel residents can visit a piece of World Trade Center steel displayed at the local fire station, part of a regional network of 9/11 memorial fragments. The story follows a Monmouth County tattoo artist who helps first responders and families, including a Holmdel FDNY retiree, turn their grief into permanent memorial tattoos while local firefighter groups continue annual remembrance rides.
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