The Latino Festival of Monmouth County

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The Latino Festival of Monmouth County Next event will be on September 19, 2026 - Rain Date: Sept. 20, 2026 The LFOMC annually reaches over 5,000 audience members across the state.

Founded in 2005, the Latino Festival of Monmouth County (LFOMC) is one of New Jersey’s most popular and influential ambassadors of Latin American culture. The LFOMC will celebrate its 11th Anniversary Season on October 3, 2015, placing the Festival and its sponsors at the forefront of public awareness. The LFOMC 2015 season will be a return to the Annex parking lot in downtown Freehold Borough for the eleventh consecutive year for its annual engagement of several performances, music and food from many Latin American countries, as well as writing and art contests and entertainment for all ages. The LFOMC’s 11th Anniversary Season will attract a diverse audience of thousands providing your business/company with high profile visibility through a year-round marketing and promotional campaign that reaches a broad public and gives your business/company opportunities for client entertainment and employee involvement.

10/20/2026

**UPDATE**
Please be advised that the juvenile has been located and is safe. Thank you to everyone for your assistance and concern.

On behalf of Borough of Tinton Falls Police Department :

Riley Dolan, 16 year old female. Last seen on October 14th, 2026 in Tinton Falls. Last phone contact, October 18th, 2026.

Anyone with information on Riley’s whereabouts please contact Tinton Falls Police Department Det. Sgt. William Rodriguez at 732-542-3400 Ext 467.

10/18/2026

COMMUNITY FOR ART IS BACK!!!!

Please read the flyer below thoroughly then click the link to register online.
You can also register in person at Borough Hall - 30 Mechanic Street.
Please ask for the Recreation Department.

Click link below to register online:

https://tinyurl.com/BOROPRF

Nearly 40,000 ICE arrests across New York and New Jersey, including nearly 18,000 in New Jersey, with those arrested lar...
10/09/2026

Nearly 40,000 ICE arrests across New York and New Jersey, including nearly 18,000 in New Jersey, with those arrested largely Latin American men without criminal histories, according to Gothamist’s analysis.

Freehold is among the communities highlighted. Behind these numbers are people, families, and neighborhoods living with the consequences.

Read the full report below.

The total in the first 18 months of Trump’s second term is more than twice that of the same span under Biden.

Congratulations Yeimi!
10/05/2026

Congratulations Yeimi!

Congratulations to Yeimi A. Hernandez Cruz on receiving the Comunidad Impact Award from the Latino Action Network Foundation (LANF)! 👏🏽

As we celebrate her accomplishments over the past 10+ years, we recognize a commitment to community that began while she was still a student and continues through her leadership today.

Her contributions include:

• Advocating for better schools in Freehold Borough. On September 24, 2015, as a high school sophomore, Yeimi delivered testimony supporting school expansion to address overcrowding. She spoke about children learning in divided libraries and converted spaces, calling for the classrooms and resources they deserved.

• Testifying before the New Jersey Senate Transportation Committee on December 12, 2019, supporting access to driver’s licenses for undocumented residents. She shared how transportation barriers affected her family and others trying to get to school, work, and everyday activities.

• Speaking up for Dreamers and immigrant families, bringing their experiences directly to decision-makers and sharing her own story through Asbury Park Press coverage.

• Serving as Deputy Director of the Latino Coalition of New Jersey, continuing her advocacy for students and families, and working with school administrators and community organizations to ensure their concerns are heard.

• Yeimi also works closely with the Mexican Consulate to help individuals detained by ICE obtain legal representation. Through this work, she helps connect detainees with legal assistance during a time of fear and uncertainty, reflecting her commitment to ensuring that members of our community have support when they need it most.

In her 2015 testimony, Yeimi declared: “To fight for my community! Today and now.” Those words continue to reflect her dedication.

As Director of the Coalition, I am proud to work alongside Yeimi and celebrate this well-deserved honor.

Felicidades, Yeimi! Thank you for your courage, compassion, and commitment to our community. 🎉

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Freehold, NJ
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