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August 22, 2003 / Front Page

Milltown post office: a light at end of the tunnel

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Army accord with FMERA is official

One open door, 40 years of teaching

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Class of 2012

Plans for new arts hall at Monmouth University

Gardening in May: Is it plant or beast?

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‘Donald Voorhees, Maestro, and Michael Scherfen, Protégé’

Hotel tax imposed despite protest

Sheraton owner: Decision comes at

By sherry conohan
Staff Writer

An occupancy tax was imposed on hotels and motels for the first time and the cost of liquor licenses went up under a pair of ordinances adopted by the Eatontown Borough Council aimed at raising revenues. More...

Army ordnance unit extolled for service in Afghanistan

FORT MONMOUTH More...

Archives, History Day set

The preservation of New Jersey history will be the focus of Archives and History Day which will be held Oct. 18, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Monmouth County Library headquarters in Manalapan. More...

Condo garbage pickups under review by city

By carolyn o

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Red Bank youth caught sitting on 9 mm handgun

By carolyn o

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Council expected to reverse vote on vacating ‘paper’ street

By carolyn o

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There’ll be dancin’ in the streets

StreetLife, a summer-long series of street performances, will continue for three more weeks in downtown Red Bank, where live jazz, blues, pop, rock, folk and classical music performances will take place along Broad, Monmouth and White streets and at More...

Z•E•S•T

FOR LIVING
Artists flock for their 15 minutes in spotlight
Internet Café gives
performers a chance to work a live audience

By sandi carpello
Staff Writer

There are only five minutes until show time, and Ari Wolfe still hasn More...

Opinion

Our View

Newspaper

With election time quickly approaching and letters regarding local candidates for office already streaming into the newsroom, we would like to alert our readers about the policies we have in place for our opinion page. More...

Your turn

Guest Column
Jim and Janet Gray
Park is fitting site for county

On Sept. 11, 2001, our son Christopher was killed during the attack on the World Trade Center. He was 32 years old, engaged to be married, and had been working as a foreign currency trader at Cantor Fitzgerald for two years. More...

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Sports

NJFHA ready to kick off another season at Kean

Field hockey league attracting players
from 19 to 83

By doug mckenzie
Staff Writer

The North Jersey Field Hockey Association is not your mother More...

Jersey Giant, Vinemeister set for rematch at Iselin

New Jersey-bred Jersey Giant will be out for redemption this Saturday at Monmouth when he takes on his new nemesis and fellow J-bred Vinemeister in the $200,000 Iselin Breeders More...

Rockets claim Mac’s Fun Ball summer league title

A balanced attack led the Rockets to their first Mac More...

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M.B. commissioner charges 'egregious breach of trust'

Official says mayor ignored FEMA's requests regarding flood insurance

By sherry conohan Staff Writer

In a break with the mayor over the federal flood insurance fiasco, Monmouth Beach Commissioner William C. Barham has accused the mayor of an "egregious breach of trust" with residents. More...

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CHRIS KELLY Taking advantage of a sunny summer day at the shore, Sean Montgomery, 10, of Little Silver, drops in on a wave at the West End beach, Long Branch, on Tuesday. More...

County led state in beach closures from pollution

While the Jersey Shore is still a magnet for beach-goers, pollution continues to foul ocean and bay waters in Monmouth County, and throughout the state, according to a report released recently. More...