October 25, 2002 RSS feed / Front Page

Eatontown takes action to stop Delilah’s Den

Officials say former restaurant not a site where use is permitted
By sherry conohan
Staff Writer

There will be no nude entertainers at a proposed new "gentlemen More...

Patrolman suspended for action termed ‘egregious’

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Board approves $5M school building project

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

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Mapping out a better Broadway

By carolyn o

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Mayors hear fort plan straight from developer

National Park Service will receive no rent for first six years of lease
By gloria stravelli
Staff Writer

After two visits from National Park Service officials about private development on Sandy Hook, the developer himself came to Saturday More...

New UEZ officers part of police dept. changes

By carolyn o

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Editorials

Misrepresentations on plan for Sandy Hook

The media has distorted what Jim Wassel plans to do at Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook. At least that More...

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Sports

Bucs’ Dennis takes first at county x-country meet

RBR
By tim morris
Staff Writer

Rob Dennis knew that the Monmouth County Cross Country Championship was his for the taking. More...

Long Branch boys make return trip to postseason

Slew of local teams earn Shore Conference, state tournament berths
By paul salus
Staff Writer

For the first time in four long years, the Long Branch boys More...

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CHRIS KELLY Ocean Township goalie Sarah Fylak makes a tough save in front of Brick Township More...

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Probe led to Konvitz’s exit from bank board

Long Branch
businessman was among founders of Monmouth Community Bank
By Carolyn o

After it was reported that his phone was tapped as part of a federal corruption investigation in January, Phil Konvitz was asked to step down from his position as a director of Monmouth Community Bank. More...

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FARRAH MAFFAI Victoria Rose Vitetta enjoyed painting pumpkins at the Monmouth Beach Cultural Center so much on Saturday that she decided to paint two. More...

Sea Bright bridge will close for all of February

Work on span over Shrewsbury River
slated to start Nov. 4
By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

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Long Branch girl pops to the top in New York

Bested 2,000
others in radio station
By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

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Library’s anniversary celebrated in style

Book signing highlights festivities marking
75th year of operation
By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

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Commission fills empty TRWRA post

Also approve bond
to pay boro
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Staff Writer

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Z•E•S•TFOR LIVING

Wicca celebrates the spirit of the season
Practioners say faith is about environmentalism, respecting others
By gloria stravelli
Staff Writer

There are no bubbling cauldrons, black robes or tall pointed hats when a group of local witches gather in a wooded area Oct. 31 to celebrate the beginning of a new year. More...

Bulletin Board

~ Notes Around Town ~

The Elberon Ranch development application, known as Park Avenue Estates, LLC has been put on hold again. It seems the developer was remiss in notifying all the residents who live within 200 feet of the proposed development of his plan. More...

I.A.M.A. auxiliary’s ‘Chance Auction’ Nov. 2

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Italian American Memorial Association (I.A.M.A.), Long Branch, will hold a "Chance Auction" Nov. 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the I.A.M.A. More...

Free lectures at SCAN during November

Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, will offer several free lectures during November at SCAN Learning Center, Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. "Depression: The Great Impostor" will be presented Nov. 6 from 1-2:30 p.m. More...

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Obituaries

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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Business

business

Patience, perseverance lead to fertile ground
Growing list of clients
attests to local gardener
By gloria stravelli
Staff Writer

Just as she tends her perennial gardens, Danielle Boyle has nurtured a natural talent into a garden design company with a growing private and corporate client list. More...

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