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March 2, 2006 / 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’

Students celebrate the heroes in their lives

Teens in Heroes Project perform at Two River Theater

BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer

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Administrative code proposed

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Smoking ban near building entrances to be considered

BY FRAIDY REISS Correspondent

Soon your butts might be unwelcome even outside county buildings.The Monmouth County Board of Freeholders is expected to consider a resolution that would ban smoking within at least 25 feet of entrances to the county More...

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Bids sought for repairs to Poplar Village

Seven units at senior complex restored; bids due on 16 more

BY LAYLI WHYTE Staff Writer

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Boarded up homes are down ... finally

Board grants one year extension for office bldg. at Broadway & Halsey

BY SUE MORGAN Staff Writer

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Report on Troutmans Creek due out Friday

Task force will release results of soil sampling of contaminated sites

BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer

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Bluegrass: Hillbilly roots speak to modern audiences

Bluegrass & Oldtime Music Assn. celebrates 28th year with March 19 concert

BY LINDA DeNICOLA Staff Writer

Bluegrass music is not something most people associate with New Jersey, but there is one group that wants to change the perception that bluegrass is played only down South. More...

In the Arts

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The return of ‘Ricasso’

An exhibit of metal sculpture, paintings, stainless steel etchings, industrial furniture and illustrated poetry by Richard M. Tierney will open at the Guild of Creative Art in Shrewsbury on Sunday. More...

Letters

Bush is overboard on issue of U.S. ports

President Bush is spying on private calls and communications, yet he is ready and willing to let a foreign nation-controlled corporation take control over six of our major shipping ports. More...

If you want good spin, it’s gonna cost you

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Greg Bean

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Anna Little wins freeholder seat

Highlands councilwoman surprise victor in GOP vote for freeholder

BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer

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Business

Down to Basics brings luxury ‘down’ to the masses

Known for high-end line, bedding store tries out wholesale prices

BY GLORIA STRAVELLI Staff Writer

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Panter adds zoning clause to fort reuse bill

Kyrillos endorses Assembly bill but says S-1049 is still alive

BY SUE MORGAN Staff Writer

Assemblyman Michael Panter (D-12) says the portion of Fort Monmouth that lies inside the borders of three host communities will be protected under legislation he has introduced to create an official revitalization authority for the infrastructure at More...

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Justin Condon, 3, Oceanport, gets pointers on spinning a basketball from Tony More...

School tax could rise to pay for referendum

District proposes scaled-back version of original spending plan

BY SUE MORGAN Staff Writer

Eatontown school district taxes could rise by an average of nearly $183 annually over 25 years if a $29.8 million construction referendum wins favor with voters later this month. More...