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November 8, 2002 / Front Page

Photos

Route 35/36 construction to be completed by mid-July

L.B. councilwoman leads clean city initiative

Nanny states say being healthy is no cakewalk

Political Cartoon

Horsemen take reins at Monmouth Park

‘Color My World’ quilt exhibit

Monmouth Park opens with increase in attendance, handle

Casey girls win SCT lacrosse, get top seed in state sectional

Aquatic center part of downtown redevelopment

Long Branch city and school officials say cost of facility will be shared

By carolyn o

The redevelopment of lower Broadway is now more than a plan. More...

New Highlands bridge price set at $70 million

DOT official expects construction to start in 2005, last 2¹/2 years

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

HIGHLANDS More...

Council scouts for new site for headquarters

Administrators for
Boy Scouts seeking a more central location

By carolyn o

OCEAN TOWNSHIP More...

Board considers case for school uniforms

Red Bank Charter School officials say results have been goodCorrespondent

By paul cash

EATONTOWN More...

Council approves new

Comcast franchise

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

EATONTOWN More...

Letters

Regulate sexually oriented businesses with consistency

It is good to see the mayor and council of Eatontown take action to prevent the Delilah More...

Vote against Hook distresses Friends of Clearwater

It is with disappointment that we read about last week More...

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Editorials

Early redevelopment decisions bode well

With its recent decision to create a redevelopment plan for its downtown, and possibly the entire borough, Sea Bright officials have set the town on a promising path. More...

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Business

Influential restaurateur presides over eatery

Restaurant caters to
family trade and those
with taste for
Mediterranean cuisine

By gloria stravelli
Staff Writer

Michael Bitici More...

Monmouth University honors state resources managers

WEST LONG BRANCH More...

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Competency an issue in developer’s trial

U.S. District Attorney

By carolyn o

The U.S. district attorney will be seeking its own independent medical and psychiatric evaluation of Philip Konvitz, 92, who was recently charged in an indictment. More...

CHRIS KELLY The Shore Regional High School field hockey team celebrates yet another Shore Conference Tournament championship on Nov. 1 after knocking off Southern Regional, 3-2, in the final at Long Branch High School. See story, page 31. More...

Home has been coming first for a century

Eatontown

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

Veterans Day on Monday will be a special day for Alfreda Holmgren. It More...

Education foundation makes appeal to council

Organization seeks
support to purchase
computers for schools

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

WEST LONG BRANCH More...

Borough Council selects redevelopment planner

New Brunswick firm
selected as best fit
for Sea Bright

SEA BRIGHT More...

Uncontested races lead to quiet election season

Borough Dems and GOP did not put challengers on the ballot this year

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

WEST LONG BRANCH More...

Z•E•S•TFOR LIVING

Making noise about arts education
Council focuses
on promoting success
of school programs

BY gloria stravelli
Staff Writer

The lives of thousands of students have been enriched through school arts programs, yet teaching can be a very isolating experience, according to the Monmouth County Arts Council, which has instituted an awards program to recognize arts educators. More...

You can have all the offense in the world, and at times it seems like the Keyport High School football team has just that, but defense wins championships. More...