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Long Branch Recognizes Native American Heritage Month, Columbus Day Parade Organizers; Announces Hospital Hearing
Long Branch City Council · November 13, 2025
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Summary
The council heard a student proclamation for Native American Heritage Month, recognized Columbus Day Parade organizers Joseph Mercandante and Janet Perino, and announced a public hearing Nov. 13 on the Monmouth Medical Center license transfer and closure of acute care services.
The Long Branch City Council opened Nov. 12 with ceremonial items and community recognitions.
Myonna (Myana) Reed, a senior at Long Branch High School, read a proclamation recognizing November as Native American Heritage Month and highlighted federally recognized tribes and the…
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