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April 25, 2002

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VERONICA YANKOWSKI Mariah Anderson and Olivia Questore prepare to burn a U.S. flag during a ceremony conducted by Brownie Troop 530 at the Arboretum in Eatontown on Sunday. The Brownies collected worn flags for proper disposal. More...

Shore Regional High School board planning staff cuts Hours for music, art

teachers being cut; other positions eliminated More...

Eatontown man kills wife, commits suicide

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By sherry conohan

A 48-year-old Eatontown man murdered his wife by stabbing her and slitting her throat with a butcher knife, and then took his own life by slitting his throat and abdomen in a murder-suicide, authorities said. More...

Homeless man arrested for stab murder Alleged illegal immigrant stabbed victim walking down Broadway

Staff Writer

By carolyn o

LONG BRANCH More...

•	New Broadway building will have clock tower Officials seek solution to problem with streetside hoops

•	Right time and place for branching out New owners of Squire’s Court see opportunity in West Long Branch catering facility

•	Total tax bill for boro will be less in 2002

•	Hatzolah preparing to fill gap in first aid service 15 synagogues, including some in Ocean Township and Long Barnch, support new emergency medical service for Shore

•	Mullaney pleads guilty to theft from clients Condominium association property manager facing seven years in prison

•	Planners approve two office buildings DEP required special drainage work as part of Poplar Brook Plaza plan

•	Plans to keep geese from new park considered Once-migratory birds now making permanent home in area

•	Private use of public land at heart of hearing Environmental, traffic issues related to project cause some concern

•	Fate of school tax levy rests with council Governing body to meet with Board of Ed next week to discuss changes

•	DEP approves use of effluent during drought Towns will be able to use water for sewer jetting, street sweeping

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•	Robber escapes with $3,000

WEST LONG BRANCH More...

•	Eatontown team 2nd in K-9 competition

•	~ Notes Around Town ~

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Letters

•	New drug court expected to provide tangible benefits

We are pleased that the state Superior Court in Monmouth County began its drug court program on April 1. With the strong support of Assignment Judge Lawrence M. Lawson, and with Judge Paul F. Chaiet presiding, Monmouth More...

•	Water Watch seeking students to monitor Shrewsbury River

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Editorials

•	The Shore Regional High School Board of Education should moveQuick decision on staffing doesn’t serve Shore Reg. very cautiously in considering scaling back the positions of its only music teacher and one of the two art teachers.

The proposal to make the positions part time was sprung unexpectedly on the teachers and the public during the past week and now is being rushed to a hasty conclusion with a vote anticipated at tonight More...

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Obituaries

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Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries as a free community service, at no charge to the families of the deceased or to the funeral homes that provide the information. More...

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Sports

•	Shore evens record with 26-run against Red Raiders Michelle Polozois wins second and third games of rookie year

Staff Writer

A coach can teach players many things about hitting, but discipline and patience are aspects of the game that need to be self-taught. More...

•	Golden Falcons’ Kuehl keeps breaking discus records Monmouth senior competing in discus at Penn Relays tomorrow

•	Shore topples Group IV school, Southern, 10-3 Defense, team play shine for Shore’s sixth win

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