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      March 5, 2004  RSS feed
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      CHRIS KELLY staff Norman Gruenfeld of Jackson waters the flowers at the Eighth Annual Deep Cut Orchid Society show at Monmouth Mall, Eatontown, last Friday. More...
      Creating clean ocean zone now tops COA’s agenda
      Intention is to lock in progress, create
      setting for future
      BY GLORIA STRAVELLI
      Staff Writer

      Two decades of battles to stop ocean pollution have given rise to a new vision at Clean Ocean Action. More...

      Coalition questioning area affected by gas plant
      Contamination said to go beyond area
      of current cleanup
      BY CHRISTINE VARNO
      Staff Writer

      The Concerned Citizens Coalition is pushing for further investigation in to pollutants found in Troutman More...


      Local bank’s earnings rise by 68 percent
      BY LINDSEY SIEGLE
      Staff Writer

      Last year was a pretty good one for the banking industry. For Two River Community Bank, it was a great year. More...


       Bulletin Board
      • ‘Irish Nightingale’ to join chorale concert March 14
      The Shrewsbury Chorale will present "The Music of Ireland" March 14 at 3 p.m. at The Church of St. Anselm, 1028 Wayside Road, Wayside section of Ocean Township. More...
      • Residents, businesses asked to pick up litter
      • Community Bulletin Board
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       Letters
      • article has image Perception of problems in county not reflected in quality of life here
      As an employee and resident of Monmouth County, I was surprised by the recent article "Freeholders Plan Nepotism Ban." More...
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       Editorials
      • Your Turn
      Ron Emrich
      Guest Column
      Preservation New Jersey supports Sandy Hook Partners proposal for Fort Hancock
      Opponents of the proposed public/private partnership to preserve, rehabilitate and appropriately reuse some 36 of the 260 historic buildings and sites at the National Historic Landmark Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook are dismayed that the National Park Service (NPS) is, as they describe it, "giving away" public land. More...
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       Obituaries
      • Obituaries
      Edward W. Hyers
      Mr. Hyers, 77, of Neptune died Feb. 17 at Imperial Care Center, Neptune. Born in Long Branch, he had lived in Asbury Park before moving to Neptune and worked in maintenance for Maidenform, Farmingdale. More...
      • Barbara J. Buono
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       Schools
      • article has image Vetter School turns back the clock
      Weeklong celebration
      commemorates opening
      of school 50 years ago
      EATONTOWN More...
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       Sports
      • article has image Local harriers compete with the elite at MOC
      Ullmeyer third in 3,200; Kingsbery fourth in 1,600
      Julie Ullmeyer made her final scholastic race at Princeton University one to remember. More...
      • article has image Sarafian pole vaults his way into record books
      • Bucs put close losses behind them
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       Business
      • article has image Boro moving ahead with downtown redevelopment
      Despite doubts, council adopts resolution for
      second phase of project
      EATONTOWN More...
      • Business Briefs
      • NAWBO breakfast slated for March 24
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