Witches assemble on Heck Avenue for Halloween. Under the levity is what? 10/31/15. © Paul Goldfinger photograph.
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Posts Tagged ‘Halloween in Ocean Grove’
Ocean Grove Lifestyles: Halloween 2015.
Posted in Ocean Grove events, Ocean Grove lifestyles, Photograph by Paul Goldfinger, Photographic Gallery: New Jersey, Photographic Gallery: Ocean Grove, Photography Nights in Ocean Grove, Photography: Faces at the Shore, tagged Halloween in Ocean Grove, Ocean Grove lifestyles on October 31, 2021|
Halloween in the Grove: Is there much to see? Have our goblins run off with the zombies from A. Park?
Posted in Around town with Jean, tagged Halloween in Ocean Grove on October 27, 2016| 1 Comment »
Jean says, “Where have all the pumpkins gone? Halloween decorations are sparse in Ocean Grove.
I came upon this Jack o Lantern glowing in a window, and was happy to see him.”
Stephen says, after carousing in Bradley Beach with Pooja, “They have a lot more Halloween decorations than the Grove.”
Send us some photos from Halloween night. Please no Coaster shots. Look for candids,
Orange is the new black. By Jean Bredin…around town with Jean at night in Ocean Grove.©
COLDPLAY “A Sky Full of Stars”
Witches in color, Ocean Grove coven
Posted in Ocean Grove events, Ocean Grove Gallery, Photograph by Paul Goldfinger, Photographic Gallery: Ocean Grove, Photographs by Blogfinger, tagged Halloween in Ocean Grove on November 1, 2015|
Double double, toil and trouble. Mostly the latter. No cauldron in sight. Paul Goldfinger photo © Oct. 31, 2015 Click to make bigger trouble.
THE FEELING. Maybe she doesn’t call because she flew away with the witches.
Happy Belated Halloween — But it won’t be door-to-door
Posted in Blogfinger News, Ocean Grove news, tagged Halloween in Ocean Grove on November 12, 2012|
By Charles Layton
Halloween, which had been postponed due to troublesome weather, will be held this Wednesday in Firemen’s Park on Main Avenue.
It won’t be kiddies going door-to-door, though, and it won’t last long, only from 5 to 6:30 p.m.
It’s called “Trunk or Treat,” which means parents should bring their children — infants through grade 5 — and their cars to Firemen’s Park, to receive their traditional Halloween treats.
“We’ll fill up your trunks,” Mayor Randy Bishop’s announcement said. “We have candy and treats due to generous donations from Walmart and FoodBank.”
Bishop asked the various residents’ associations in Neptune Township to find safe, well-lit locations for the event and to run it for the Township. In Ocean Grove, the Home Owners Association will be in charge. “We have to go and pick up the food, set up the cars around Firemen’s Park and wait for the kids to come,” said Ann Horan, the HOA’s president. She’s looking forward to seeing kids in costumes.
In other parts of Neptune, similar Trunk or Treat events will be held at Ridge Avenue Park between 9th and 10th Avenues, the Gables School parking lot, the Midtown Commons parking lot, the Shark River Elementary School parking lot, the Green Grove School parking lot and at Winding Ridge.
The Township had called off the original Halloween festivities due to hazards and difficulties related to Hurricane Sandy.