May 5, 2005 
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Once youngest officer, Jackson is now top cop
Veteran of 28 years will lead force, succeeding Barnshaw, who retired
Officials cry ‘Foul!’ over proposed sewage rules
Pallone, Campbell, Zipf protest new sewage discharge rules
Kinney named to fill vacated seat – again
Local GOP chair will fill 8-month unexpired term, run for election
W.L.B. budget adopted with 8.4 cent tax hike
Increases for salaries and wages, LOSAP included
Business
Officials tour small businesses in UEZ
Owners credit small business development centers for their success
A place to live, work and play on the west side
West Side Lofts designed around transit village, pedestrian-friendly concept
L.B. council introduces pay-to-play ordinance
Residents question effectiveness of the ordinance
Ocean Twp. severs ties with auditor, hires new firm
Atty.: Former auditor was
City accepts grant to complete work on parks
Funds will complete work at Jerry Morgan, West End parks
2005 budget ends 12-year streak of flat local levy
Average tax bill will rise by around $18 per month
Legacy could be shaped by federal allegations
Harry Larrison Jr. served on Board of Freeholders for almost four decades
Shore Regional $12.1M budget squeaks by
Three of four sending towns pass budget; two questions fail
Monmouth County cultural plan unveiled
Arts council makes public Blueprint for the Arts, plans for new magazine
Larrison latest official in corruption sting
FBI: Former county freeholder took bribes from two developers
Bulletin Board
Community Bulletin Board
Center schedules four blood drives during May
