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Applications can be found online and are due by Dec. 31 to the Marlboro Recreation Center.
We rounded up the most uplifting stories trending across the country.
Bella Vista is opening its doors to anyone looking to get married on the country club's grounds.
About 2,000 women are expected to attend the Nov. 2-3 expo, which features networking, education, cooking health -- and shopping, of course.
Rutgers students and alumni received a total of 26 Fulbright Grants this year.
Canceled due to Hurricane Sandy last year, the race is back on in Middletown. Bicycle Hub of Marlboro is a sponsor.
The MCVSO keeps an active list of employers looking to hire veterans, as well as job training programs.
Thomas Francine walked from Portland, Maine to Pendleton, Ind. in the last three months.
Monmouth County residents on ballot for Rock Album of the Year.
Share how you found and spread hope in the aftermath of Sandy with Patch below.
A football dream comes true for a high school senior in New York.
Something magical happens when you say "water," "coffee," "dog" and "talk."
A heartfelt thank you from the Harris twins to local communities.
Also, Patch bloggers write about dog care, child support issues and a new addition to Saint John Vianney.
William Cassotis, 9, of East Brunswick chooses a song that expresses his sadness and hope for abandoned animals.
A gallery of skillfully re-imagined objects can be found at "Artfully Repurposed" in Fairview.
Band helps Sea Bright Rising again.
Middlesex County College Veterans and Service members joined Habitat for Humanity volunteers to help repair homes damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
Lisanne Finston, the executive director of Elijah's Promise, will depart her position in December to take a job as executive director of a residential treatment center for people with mental illness.
A free sub fundraiser yielded over $4,000 for Stomp the Monster.
Over 200 bikes took the ride at this year's motorcycle rally.
Shira Klein is fighting for her life while she looks for a stem cell donor.
Shira Klein of Marlboro is fighting for her life, searching for a stem cell transplant match.
Joe Vitale said the school he is building in Guatemala is almost ready.
The Marlboro Sunshine Fund is honoring several Marlboro residents who were victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks.
The Town Hall site needed some TLC, and Patch joined in on the fun.
Capturing precious memories, family recipes and legends from grandparents can be easy and fun.
Bring your new and gently used shoes to Marlboro Day this Sunday.
Final season will begin airing in October.
US Marine Corps Sgt. James Adams of Colts Neck has been awarded the New Jersey Heroes Heart of a Hero Scholarship.
Jennifer Pellechio-Lukowiak deicded she would write a a guide, helping younger women cope with a breast cancer diagnosis.
Congress established the Congressional Award in 1979 to recognize initiative, achievement, and service in young people.
Marc Singer wants to take his anti-bullying constitution all the way to the president, but he is starting with signatures in Marlboro.
Richard Grande, a 2010 Lacey Township High School graduate, died on Friday, Aug. 3 while working as a lineman for JCP&L
Kintan Simpat is asking Marlboro residents to do something simple: pass on a smile and brighten someone's day.
Local mother battles back against childhood obesity naturally with Fresh Future.
Join the Marlboro Fire Department as they raise money to help local Caitlin MacDonald become the next CentraState Ball Queen.
Shana Mecchi, who was diagnosed with MS in 2008, is raising awareness of the disease by participating in MuckRuckus Run on Aug. 18, where she will slip and slide through a muddy obstacle course to benefit the National MS Society.
Chaz Surman grew his hair for more than a year so he could donate it through Pantene.