“Who would you say has had the most impact on your life?”
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“Definitely my father. He always taught me the importance of self confidence. It’s how he always conducted himself, and it’s the reason I am who I am… https://t.co/K66SAqT4ie
“As she grows up I just want her to know that she has a whole support system out here and so many people who love her and have her back. It’s so important to have that.”
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“What has been the hardest part of this year for you?”
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“The feeling of isolation. I am a very social person and I feel incredibly alone and cut off from everyone. I feel like there is so much going on and yet we… https://t.co/MNUAHZSuUM
“Open your eyes. Every single person here is really talented in their ow unique way. But we don’t feel seen or heard. And that’s a shame. Because we have a lot of talent to share.”
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I drive up
Springwood Ave. to Ridge on a sunny September morning. The streets are
virtually deserted and the empty lots and buildings look foreboding. I am on my
way to meet Barsheen Ridout, a 57-year-old, long-time resident of Asbury Park
who I befriended while taking stree…
This is an interview I conducted with Amy Quinn in the fall of 2017 for a book project about Asbury Park. Much has changed in the past year and a half in the city, but much has stayed the same. It is along read, but worth your time if you care about Asbury Park and what the …
@mahalis@apollozac We were there at the end of October and they had them! There’s a section near the T-shirts with souvenir type stuff like notebooks, pens, and water bottles.
@apollozac This is my twitter account, thank you so much for posting this!!! If anyone can help out let me know! Thank you internet for being so awesome.
It is no great secret that Pat once owned the Wonderbar but was forced to sell it due to Eminent Domain. To this day he still calls it one of the biggest mistakes of his life. While the iconic face of Tillie still graces the waterfront, it is now owned by iStar and is sittin…
Hey all! I know I haven’t posted to this page is a very long time and I apologize for that. The Humans of Asbury Park street photography project started out as just a fun thing for me to do, but then it evolved into something much bigger. With the support of the social media…