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Donation Items Needed in Belmar
Borough asking for batteries, paper towels, firewood, gatorade and more

Charlie has been local editor of the Manasquan-Belmar Patch since December 2011.
He joined Patch as a contributor in December of 2010, and the following summer took on weekend editor duties for the southern-Monmouth/northern-Ocean counties region.
He also served briefly as the region's general assignment reporter.
Charlie graduated from Ramapo College, where he was editor-in-chief of the school newspaper.
He attended St. Rose High School in Belmar and has been a Wall Township resident for more than 20 years.
Borough asking for batteries, paper towels, firewood, gatorade and more

Red Cross serving hot meals at Borough Hall
Belmar mayor says only 30 percent of town has power
Gate keepers will collect monetary contributions for residents affected by storm
Power restored to roughly 15 percent of the town
Five cruise to election in uncontested Manasquan BOE races
Other updates from Borough Hall announced
Majority of streets now clear of water, officials say
Busy Bee on Main Street offering free laundry services
Residents must first obtain a pass at the DCI
Sunday mass to be held 10 a.m. at church; Parent meeting at noon
Could be 10 days before power is restored, borough says
Group renowned for work after Katrina pumping water from Belmar lakes
State police mobilized to prevent looting and arrest any trespassers
Troopers and local police on alert for curfew breakers, governor's office says
School Board president says district taking closings "day by day"
Storm damaged drawbridge's electrical and mechanical systems
Belmar reminding residents to separate bulk from normal trash
Two-dozen troops between three towns, Doherty says