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      March 1, 2007  RSS feed
      First-grader Jamie Garcia impersonates baseball legend Jackie Robinson during a Black History Month program at Morris Avenue School in Long Branch on Feb. 23. More...
      Hearing in Superior Court in Freehold Friday at 10 a.m.

      A Long Branch tenant is taking legal action in an attempt to save his home, and ultimately his neighborhood, from condemnation for a private redevelopment project. Attorney Barbara J. Gonos, West Long Branch, filed a letter brief in Superior Court Feb. 20, to block the city's use of eminent domain to acquire the home of Melrose Terrace resident Bill Nordahl. More...

      The Third Annual Ocean Student Photo Contest for high school students in Monmouth and Ocean counties is currently accepting entries. Pictures must be submitted by March 17 and will be judged locally at that time. Selected pictures will be submitted to the National Youth Showcase Contest conducted by the Photographic Society of America. Last year 75 photos were sent to the national contest. More...
      As residents of the Fountains condominiums in Sea Bright, my husband and I want to thank the many people and agencies that came to our aid on Monday morning, Feb. 5, when we awoke to a fire of unimaginable ferocity. First, our own residents who were calm and caring for their neighbors, supporting one another and making sure everyone was safe and secure. More...
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      New state budget has a few small omissions
      My grandfather, who once worked as the administrator of a state government institution, told me about a technique used at budget time called "shooting the cocker spaniel." "Here's how it works," he said. "No voter wants to hear about tax increases, and no politician who wants to survive likes to propose them. More...
      8th annual 'Honoring Women Composers' to take place March 4
      Wouldn't it be loverly if the music of women composers was played so often that there was no need for a special concert honoring them? Elaine Vander Plate Held would happily drop the banner of promoting women composers and make the eighth annual "Honoring Women Composers" concert/lecture her last. More...
      Edward James Kelsey Mr. Kelsey, 60, of Freehold, died Feb. 15, 2007, at home. He was born in Long Branch. Prior to retiring, he worked as an information systems director for New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. (now part of Verizon New Jersey Inc.), New Brunswick, for several years. More...
      Shaheed Meyers, an eighth-grade student at Long Branch Middle School, took third place in a national essay competition titled "Expo Classroom Makeover." In his essay, he explained why his teacher, Candice Bidner, seventh-grade teacher at the middle school, deserved a classroom makeover. More...
      Defense dominates in 34-31 triumph
      In keeping with the topsy-turvy world that is Shore Conference girls basketball this winter, Red Bank Catholic and Rumson-Fair Haven proved that very little separates the best teams. Three teams (RBC, Rumson and Neptune) have taken their turn as the top team in the Shore during the season, and a fourth, St. John Vianney, threw its hat into the ring by beating two of them. More...