November 29, 2002 RSS feed / Front Page

Shutting down library raises parent’s ire

SRHS closing facility for half of each school day

The parent of a student at Shore Regional High School is dismayed by the reduced hours that the school library is open. More...

BUSINESS

Property purchase permits PRC plan change
Company has transferred former Schwartz site
to a new subsidiary

Neighbors of a new office building and parking garage slated for the former site of the Schwartz auto dealership at West Front, Pearl and Wall streets, Red Bank, will get an enhanced view thanks to a redesign of the project. More...

Band preparing for holiday performances

Municipal musical group has a busy schedule
in the coming month

EATONTOWN More...

Young woman’s identity remains mystery

TINTON FALLS More...

UEZ backing West End sidewalk improvements

LONG BRANCH More...

Letters

Guest Column

Shelley A. Treacy
Shore Players simply pursuing excellence

I have never been compelled to write a letter to the editor until I read Ann Monaco More...

Opinion

Students need library and computer classes

Shore Regional High School enjoys a reputation as one of the better schools in Monmouth County. For some reason officials of the regional district seem intent on destroying that reputation. More...

Obituaries

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...

Boro, Delilah’s Den may meet in court

Officials say
juice bar does not comply with zoning regulations

The gauntlet has been laid down. The corporation that wants to open a juice bar with nude and semi-nude dancers on Route 35 in Eatontown has filed suit in federal court charging its constitutional rights are being violated by the borough More...

State champs

Shore Regional More...

One-time goat farm is future site of gym

Developer of Seaview Square agreed to donate construction of facility

OCEAN TOWNSHIP More...

Council critic charged with drug possession

Wanamassa man

OCEAN TOWNSHIP More...

Council issues new bonds to cut borrowing cost

EATONTOWN More...

Monmouth Beach School opens new addition

MONMOUTH BEACH More...

Revamped squash club in better shape than ever

Owner hopes to
encourage some schools
to pick up sport

SEA BRIGHT More...

Z•E•S•T

FOR LIVING
Using small details to tell a big story
Things others miss help communicate message of Patterson

Demetrius Patterson has always been an observer of people. He notices things other people don More...

Bulletin Board

Temple Beth Torah

rummage sale Dec. 8, 9

Temple Beth Torah, 1200 Roseld Ave., Ocean Township, will hold a rummage sale Dec. 8 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Dec. 9 from 9 a.m. to noon. Items include clothing, bicycles, electronics, furniture and household items. More...

Small Business Association seeks nominees

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is seeking nominations for its Small Business Week Awards. More...

~ Notes Around Town ~

The last Friday of the month means it More...

Sports

Shore girls cap brilliant season with Group I title

Blue Devils dominate So. Hunterdon to take home 10th championship

When the Shore Regional girls field hockey team lost 1-0 to Pingry last November in the NJSIAA Group I championship game, the heart-broken Blue Devils walked off the field certain that they were the better team. More...

Trotters make history with one-two MOC finish

First sisters to
finish first and second
as Amanda gets the win

For the record, Red Bank Regional More...

Large field expected for the 150-lap Turkey Derby

Howell More...