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August 2, 2001

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Farrah Maffai Sandy Hook lifeguard Veronica Lamura, Little Silver, took sixth place in the Run Swim Run challenge at the Gateway National Recreation All-Women Lifeguard Tournament at Sandy Hook last week. More...

Pollution, safety questions arise in crematorium case Residents, planners remain concerned about facility’s operation

Staff Writer

By john burton

There will be at least one more hearing on a proposed crematorium at Woodbine Cemetery, Maple Avenue in Oceanport. More...

•	Write-in GOP candidate ready for November Barbara Paskin accepts party’s nod to seek seat on WLB Borough Council

•	Sandy Hook played host to the Gateway National Recreation All-Women Lifeguard Tournament July 25.

•	By Carolyn O’Connell Staff Writer

•	Environmental effects main crematorium concern

•	All Nations Festival set for Saturday

•	Management training helps officer help department

•	DeSol’s rhythms light up music scene

Bulletin Board

•	BUlletin Board Auditions, August shows at Eatontown Playhouse

The Eatontown Playhouse, 37-13 Route 35, will offer three plays during August. Looking Good will run Aug. 4-11 and the Neil Simon comedy Chapter Two will run Aug. 17-26. Performance times are Fridays at 8:30 p.m., Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m. Tickets are $17; $16 for matinees. More...

•	Resignation opens seat on Shore board Robert Strangia of West Long Branch had been on school board since 1985

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Editorials

•	Decision time on crematorium

Elwood Baxter is right. The members of the Oceanport Planning Board need to make a decision on Woodbine Cemetery More...

•	Guest Column Donald T. DiFrancesco State demonstrates once again it’s at forefront of health-care policy

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Sports

•	Ship Ahoy and Seashore battle to a hard-fought tie Epic clash moral victory for one, ends win streak for other

Staff Writer

Their best came to compete, and it showed in the final score. Seashore Day Camp and Ship Ahoy beach club swam to a 262-262 deadlock last week to end the North Shore Club swim-league season. The tie was a moral victory for Seashore, who finished the season 5-1-1, and marked the first time that Ship Ahoy has not won a meet since 1997 outright. More...

•	Thirty-four gold medals lead Seashore over Chapel Long Branch team wins fifth meet of the season

•	Ship Ahoy hangs on in showdown with Seashore First-place finishes anchor win against Sea Bright neighbor

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