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November 1, 2001

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CHRIS KELLY Ali Shames-Dawson (l), Kristin McConville and Casey Whalen of Shore Regional High School, West Long Branch, celebrate their team More...

New plan in the works for crematorium at Woodbine Cemetery owner proposes using existing building

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By carolyn o

Having seen the last plan go up in smoke, officials of Woodbine Cemetery in Oceanport have come up with a new plan for putting a crematorium on its grounds. More...

•	Anthrax found in Eatontown postal facility 2 distribution center workers hospitalized

•	Maintenance law can charge $500 minimum Borough bill will not be ‘economically pleasing’ to property owners

•	Pallone’s office gets suspicious package Congressman’s staff joins growing list of those to report questionable mail

•	Republicans argue overdevelopment; Dems blame highways

•	Sewerage authority raises fee paid to Monmouth Beach Future payments to increase in relation to Consumer Price Index

•	Same issues, different approach in W.L.B.

•	More than a tale of survival Author learns about herself in telling the story of Holocaust survivors

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•	Truck accident occurs at linen plant

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•	Veterans Day dance at SCAN scheduled Nov. 9

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Letters

•	The Salvation Army thanks supporters and volunteers

In the wake of the Sept. 11 tragedy, I want to share with the public that the Salvation Army More...

•	American Cancer Society director extends thanks

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Sports

•	Shore retains familiar spot atop Shore Conference Blue Devils hold off upstart Middletown North team in tourney final

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While New York City has the Yankees, West Long Branch has the Shore Regional High School field hockey team. More...

•	Bucs, Shore boys and girls win state sectional XC titles

•	Caseys get revenge and a Shore Conference crown RBC girls win their second SCT in last three years

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