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      February 5, 2009  RSS feed
      FRANK GALIPO Matt Warta (r) and John Pirres (l) run out of the water during the third annual Camp Sunshine Polar Dip at Avenue Beach Club in Long Branch on Jan. 31. More...
      Advisory group proposes large-scale shared services agreement

      The Fort Monmouth Emergency ServicesA dvisory Committee (ESAC) has begun talks on forming a large-scale shared services agreement among the fort's three host towns. Discussions on sharing services among the three towns was brought to the table as an alternative to a recommendation made in a study that called for the town's emergency services departments to be consolidated. More...

      Officials say progress on Manahassett Creek Park project is 'remarkable'

      The new sports fields at the city's premier Manahassett Creek Park will be open and ready for use by the summer, officials told the Long Branch City Council last week. During an update at the Jan. 27 workshop meeting on the construction at the park, Jacob Jones, Long Branch director of community and economic development, said the progress has been "remarkable. More...


      Dog Reading Therapy workshop held at library

      Young readers from throughout the area gathered at the Ocean Township Public Library last week to participate in a Dog Reading Therapy workshop. "I thought it was very good," said Dianne Rieth, a librarian at the branch. "Everybody had a nice time. More...


      LONG BRANCH — A special meeting is scheduled to be held next month on issues the city plans to discuss during negotiations on a contract renewal with Comcast. The meeting is set to be held at city hall on Broadway on March 18 and the hope is to have negotiations wrapped up by the summer, as the current contract expires in September. More...


      LONG BRANCH — The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey has awarded over $2 million in grants to hospitals throughout the state, including the Monmouth Family Health Center in Long Branch. More...


      Mayor makes move to block council's appointments

      EATONTOWN — The Borough Council is expected to vote on a resolution next week calling for two new members to join the zoning board despite a move by Mayor Gerald Tarantolo to block the appointments. The vote, which is scheduled for the Feb. More...


      Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey (VNACJ), 176 Riverside Ave., Red Bank, will hold bereavement support sessions beginning with an adults grieving parents bereavement support group 9:30-11 a.m. Feb. 7 and 21; March 7 and 21; April 18; and May 2. The adult's bereavement support group will be offered 6:30-8 p.m. Feb. More...
      Incidents of violence and suicide involving returning veterans who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan are of great concern to everyone. Local papers across the country have reported on the numerous stories of assault, suicide, rape and homicide. More...
      Terry Spilken has served on the Marlboro K-8 School District Board of Education for many years. He is a person who has earned respect through his actions as a board member and someone whose opinions on issues relating to school districts should be considered. More...
      Besides hanging out at his Texas ranch since vacating the White House, George W. Bush has apparently been spending some of his free time planning his presidential library. The library, projected to cost between $200 million and $500 million, will sit on about 25 acres at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. More...
      Mr. Coiner, 65, of Hazlet, died Jan. 25, 2009, at home. He resided in Brick, and the Wanamassa section of Ocean Township, prior to relocating to Hazlet in 1998. He was a logistician at Naval Weapons Station, Earle, Colts Neck, from 1962 until retirement in 2000. He is survived by his wife, Julia Coleman Coiner; two sons and one daughter-in-law, Robert T. More...
      ERIC SUCAR staff Long Branch's Nicholas Visicaro (bottom) tries to escape out of the hold of Southern Regional's Brian Broderick (top) during their 171-pound match during the Shore Conference Wrestling Tournament finals held at Southern Regional High School on Jan. 31. The Green Wave won the tourney, 34-24. More...