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A Choir Festival romance. Ken and Annie return to where they first met.

July 20, 2024 by Blogfinger

Ken and Annie plan to make Ocean Grove their home. Founders Park. 7/31/17. Stephen Goldfinger photo, Blogfinger staff. ©

 

By Paul Goldfinger, Editor, Blogfinger.net

 

Annie and Ken, from Inwood, New York City, are singers.  They first met on the OG beach a few years ago when they came to town to sing in the Annual Choir Festival.  But it turned out that they harmonized in ways that they hadn’t planned, and now they are married and they will  soon leave NYC and move full time to Ocean Grove.

Our reporter Stephen struck up a conversation with Annie and Ken in Founders Park where they hit the right note with this spontaneous pose.    (Re-posted from July, 2017)

 

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