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October 20, 2005

MTOTSA rally draws hundreds

Crowd turns out to support residents facing eminent domain

Supporters from Monmouth County and beyond rallied at the Long Branch oceanfront Saturday for what one resident described as a More...

Legislators ask state, feds for flood help

Pallone asks Army Corps to complete Poplar Brook project More...

Eatontown approves pedophile-free zones

Limits convicted sex offenders

BY SUE MORGAN Staff Writer

EATONTOWN More...

Tutoring literacy skills: A great way to give back

Volunteers tutor basic skills and ESL; training to begin in Jan.

BY LINDA DeNICOLA Staff Writer

One in five American adults is functionally illiterate. The definition of literacy has expanded over the past few years and does not mean just the ability to read. The Workforce Investment Act of 1998 defines literacy as an More...

City adds to contract with Aaron’s firm

Long Branch prepares for lawsuit challenging eminent domain process

BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer

LONG BRANCH More...

Boro still has sights set on Howard Commons

Tarantolo proposes reviving age-restricted housing plan

BY SUE MORGAN Staff Writer

EATONTOWN More...

City approves tax break for Seaview Manor

Allows LBHA to level tax payments over course of 20 years

BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer

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•	McGuire will appraise Broadway properties

•	L.B. man charged with sexual assault

•	Some speed humps to become driver-friendly

•	Rains cause little damage in WLB and Eatontown

•	Mudslinging creates beautiful pottery

•	Clearwater pursues right to join suit over Hook

•	Fire leaves nine homeless

•	Man walking in street hit by car

•	In the Arts

•	International exhibit now open at SICA

•	MCAC awards $146,000

•	Private sector now has two votes on fort reuse

•	VA clinic will stay at fort till 2010 or later

•	Contractor chosen for police station

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•	No injuries reported in mall gas main rupture

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The Monmouth Beach Library will hold the following children More...

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Letters

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Letters

Helping our neighbors in Monmouth County A month after Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast, we continue to see images of unimagined devastation. It More...

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Editorials

•	Property tax must be eliminated

Your Turn

Guest Column More...

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Sports

•	Wave makes statement with win over Wall

RBC survives slow start against Lancers

Something happened when Long Branch lost its season-opener against top-ranked Middletown South. More...

•	Austin adds to résumé with another stellar year

•	Trotters have become leaders of Stanford XC team

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Business

•	A gallery where ideas are carved in stone

The Stone Gallery showroom opens at Seaside Materials

Twenty-three years in the field have given Anthony Damiano a perspective on the past, present and future of the masonry supply industry. More...

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