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October 25, 2001

Schools taking advantage of technology Borough schools leading way in using computers to improve education

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EATONTOWN More...

Progress in preparing new municipal building Council seeking bids for interior demolition of Broadway facility

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By Sherry conohan

WEST LONG BRANCH More...

•	W.L.B. has emergency procedures in place

•	Council approves bond to upgrade DPW equipment Director of department sees long-term savings

•	Tinton Avenue bridge work concerns council Raising bridge may make way for commuter rail service

•	Work on Monmouth Beach School addition under way

•	Changes in works to improve fourth-grade test scores While taking new tack district questions validity of ESPA math exam

•	Newcomer challenges incumbents in council race

•	Protesters make stand at Fort Monmouth gate Group voices opposition to use of military in fight against terrorism

•	Roof repairs slated for three borough buildings

•	~ Notes Around Town ~

•	Charity begins at home with Alliance of Neighbors

Bulletin Board

•	Woodbine shelves plans for crematory Area residents were not properly notified about cemetery’s application

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Residents may be breathing easier now that plans for a crematory seem to have come to an end. More...

•	Collision leaves injuries, property damage

•	Mercy Center benefit party set for Oct. 28

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Editorials

•	Walkway work may snarl traffic W.L.B. council approves closing part of road to facilitate work on underpass

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In order to improve the walking conditions for the long term, traffic on Cedar Avenue in West Long Branch is going to be worse for the short term. More...

•	A close-knit community Eatontown students make a statement while making a flag

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Sports

•	Team play gives Shore an SCT opening round win Shutout continues strong season for Blue Devils

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Since 1984, when the Shore Conference field hockey tournament began, Shore Regional has been in it every year. And in recent years, the Blue Devils have been among the teams to beat. More...

•	RBC repeats as Monmouth County X-country champs

•	New tricks produce some big scores for the Caseys Roselle leads Red Bank to ninth win of the year

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