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43 Rich Eisen’s voice was laced with incredulity as he tried to process what was happening, and who could blame him? Sitting just to his right in the guest chair at Eisen’s television studio in Los Angeles was Marc Lore, a 5-foot-10(ish), 48-year-old Italian-American math whiz who was looking Eisen straight in the eye and telling him he wanted to race the great Jerry Rice in the 40-yard dash. “I told him, Marc, you want no piece of that man,” Eisen said. At the time, in 2020, Lore was the head of Walmart’s eCommerce operations and wa...

Atlantic Hub News Briefs, May 5 Atlantic Hub News Briefs, May 5 The Ranney School varsity baseball team opened its 2021 season on April 19 and honored a beloved member of the Ranney Operations Team as the newly renovated field was dedicated in his memory before the game. Thanks to the generous philanthropic support of Ranney School parents Gary and Joanne Chropuvka of Red Bank, (Charles ’22, Curtis ’25, and Holden ’29), the baseball field will be known as Richard G. Leister Field, according to a press release. “We love contributing to the momentum and growth of the Ranney School base...

Get our free mobile app First, we want to highlight actress Kirsten Dunst. Kirsten, 38 years old, is originally from Point Pleasant. Kirsten has been in some of the biggest films in Hollywood including Spiderman 1 and 2, Interview with a Vampire, and Jumanji. Another popular movie was 2004'  Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Kirsten is engaged to actor Jesse Plemons and they have one child Ennis Howard Plemons. By the way, Kirsten also lived in Brick and attended the Ranney School for a portion of her time here in New Jersey. Kirsten Dunst from Point Pleasant, Ocean County is our fir...

  1 / 3  Marlboro High School boys basketball player Zack Molod dribbles the ball through two Manasquan defenders during the Shore Conference Pod A championship game on March 5 in Manasquan. Manasquan defeated Marlboro 58-56 in overtime.STEVEN BASSIN/STAFF   2 / 3  Marlboro High School boys basketball player Jonathan Spatola drives towards the basket during the Shore Conference Pod A championship game against Manasquan High School on March 5 in Manasquan. Marlboro finishes the season with a record of 9-4.STEVEN BASSIN/STAFF   3 / 3  Marlboro High School boys basketball player Jack...

  1 / 3  Marlboro High School boys basketball player Nick Malaucelli drives past a Ranney defender during a game played on March 3 in Tinton Falls. Marlboro defeated Ranney 71-65 to advance to the Pod A championship game. STEVEN BASSIN/STAFF   2 / 3  Marlboro High School boys basketball player Jack Seidler dribbles the ball on the wing during a game played on March 3 in Tinton Falls against Ranney. Seidler scored 20 points in the contest.STEVEN BASSIN/STAFF   3 / 3  Marlboro High School boys basketball player Jay Ratner shoots the ball from the corner during a game played against Ran...