May 7, 2004 
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Failed budget may lead to cutting sports teams
SRHS superintendent says courtesy busing tops list
of items to be cut
of items to be cut
Scout calling on Elvis for aid with Eagle project
May 21 benefit will
help fund restoration
of park facilities
help fund restoration
of park facilities
Freeholders join GOP group to remove Dowd
County Republican
chair expects to win
re-election in June
chair expects to win
re-election in June
Brown back before council with plan for church
Officials: Use not suited to lower Broadway
redevelopment zone
redevelopment zone
Reorganized SRHS board taps Szczurek as president
District working on
collaborative effort with Monmouth University
collaborative effort with Monmouth University
Township tightening regulations on renters
Owners may be limited
to signing one lease
a year under new rules
to signing one lease
a year under new rules
Tobasco quits freeholder race, cites need for unity
Handlin, Stominski,
Clifton left in June 8
Republican primary
Clifton left in June 8
Republican primary
Business
Foundation receives grant from auto group
The National Automobile Dealers Charitable Foundation has announced it received a $270,000 donation from
Pallone comes out against privatization
of Ft. Hancock
Congressman calls for NPS
to seek public-use tenants
Congressman calls for NPS
to seek public-use tenants
Students’ GEPA scores garner
Memorial School national honor
Kean hears residents’ complaints about renters
Assemblyman holds
meeting in twp. as part
of district outreach effort
meeting in twp. as part
of district outreach effort
