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February 7, 2002

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CHRIS KELLY A staircase to the upper floors of Sunrise Apartments on Cooper Avenue, Long Branch, is what remains after demolition crews went to work earlier this week. More...

Clock ticking on Howard Commons GSA giving borough less than two months to deliver plan on housing

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By sherry conohan

In a surprise move, the federal General Services Administration has given the borough of Eatontown 50 days to come up with a plan for development of Howard Commons, the Fort Monmouth housing complex that More...

•	Responding to complaint, state probing nonprofit Six fire companies express confidence in Fund Drive Association

•	Making a friend from bits of fabric and fur Shop goes beyond selling teddy bears to teaching the art of sewing them

•	Black liberation flag raised at Monmouth U. Annual ceremony kicks off Black History Month activities at university

•	DWI charge comes for fire chief in Jan. 6 accident

•	~ Notes Around Town ~

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•	Personal stories bring experience of WW II to life Brookdale producing series highlighting 32 veterans’ service

•	Approval signals rise in downtown development Five-store project to be built at corner of Union and Liberty avenues

•	Pets perish in house fire

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•	Hearing on Dowd’s DWI charge postponed

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•	Woman robbed at night deposit box

•	Gas-line break closes schools

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Editorials

•	Time to modernize state government

Only Argentina has had more presidents (five) than New Jersey had governors in a span of less than two weeks last month. Absurd? Of course. A matter of concern? Apparently not among New Jersey legislators. More...

•	Guest Column John Janelli ‘Terrorist’ label doesn’t fit duck hunters

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Obituaries

•	PATRICIA A. HOURIHAN (nee TIBBETTS), 72, of Shrewsbury died Dec. 18 at Princeton Medical Center, while living with her daughter Kathleen O’Hara of Lawrenceville. Born in Jersey City, she had lived in Keyport and Metuchen before moving to Shrewsbury in 198

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Sports

•	Blue Devils’ Crowell seals win over Colts Neck Shore squad preparing for upcoming state playoffs

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Only two wrestlers stood in the way of Colts Neck stealing a win from Shore Regional. More...

•	Farrah and Silva wrestle well for Golden Falcons Monmouth squad improving as season comes to an end

•	Late adjustments bump Red Bank over Wave Long Branch’s Gaddiela Fortune leads field with 12 points

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