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      April 26, 2007  RSS feed
      Mathias Babson, 5, West Long Branch, waits for a bite during the Long Branch Youth Fishing Derby held at Lake Takanassee April 21. More...
      Taxpayers still must ante up $30.3M for schools

      Although Long Branch voters rejected the school budget by a margin of more than 100 votes last week, the $84.1 million school spending plan could still stand, according to the district superintendent. The budget, which calls for a 5.17-cent tax rate increase, was voted down April 17, with 452 city residents opposing it and 339 votes in favor of it, Superintendent Joseph M. More...

      City's brief says eminent domain use is 'proper'

      The city of Long Branch unlawfully ceded its power of eminent domain to a private developer, according to a brief filed by attorneys representing a group of Long Branch homeowners. That is one of the challenges being made in an appeal of a court ruling that gave the city the right to condemn the homes in an oceanfront neighborhood for a private redevelopment project. More...


      Marathoner battles brain tumor by building stamina

      LONG BRANCH - - As runners gather at the Long Branch shore Sunday to take on the challenge of the Long Branch Marathon, one man will be running the race for another reason - to celebrate his life. Tim Ragan, 32, of Manasquan, is living with brain cancer and since being diagnosed with a brain tumor almost four years ago, he has embraced running as a way to cope with the illness. More...


      Local mayors helped prepare a meal for mothers and children living at Spring House, a transitional home in Eatontown, April 19. Top to bottom: April Ellis, (l-r) Nekida Duncan and Eatontown Mayor Gerald Tarantolo follow a recipe for an entree they are preparing at Suzanne's Kitchen in Eatontown, a make-and-take culinary kitchen that has formed a fund-raising partnership with Spring House. Tarantolo and Ellis measure ingredients for the meal. Holmdel Mayor Serena DiMaso watches as her kitchen partners mix ingredients for the meal at the kick-off benefit for Spring House. More...


      Central Jersey Blood Center, Shrewsbury, has announced the following local blood drives: + May 10 from 3-7 p.m., a Shrewsbury Boro Community Drive at Shrewsbury Boro School, 20 Obre Place + May 16 from 6-9 p.m. at St. Anselm's Roman Catholic Church, Wayside Road, Wayside section of Tinton Falls. More...
      On Sunday, Long Branch officially opens the summer season with the ninth Art in the Park show at West End Park. This year, the Long Branch Arts Council joins the Long Branch Historical Association in sponsoring the popular event. More...
      Marianna Piccolo Gencarelli Mrs. Gencarelli, 53, of Middletown, died April 5, 2007, at St. Barnabas Hospice at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. born in Staten Island, she resided there prior to relocating to Middletown seven years ago. She was a secretary at Monmouth Beach Board of Education. More...
      Council approves $8.7M municipal spending plan
      WEST LONG BRANCH - The school district's $10.8 million school budget was defeated at the polls last week by a margin of more than 100 votes. Borough taxpayers voted down the spending plan for the 2007-08 school year on April 17 with 304 residents voting against the budget and 207 voting in its favor. More...
      Show their strength in win over Ocean Township
      You'll have to excuse the Rumson-Fair Haven girl's lacrosse players if they've been looking ahead to tomorrow's scheduled game. You see, the Bulldogs have looked like an elite team all season, with just one slip-up on their resume. That loss came at the hands of the Shore's top-ranked team, Shore Regional. Since that time, the Bulldogs have been playing like a team on a mission. More...